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@jilhal24 Funny how Lou Adler said that no one would ever return her demos because everyone liked them so much. Whatever technical flaws she may have vocally, she more than compensates with great sense of rhythm, phrasing, and understanding of structure. I'd much rather hear Carole King sing wi...

@wash2007 It's a c minor 7 chord to open without the third (eb) so it has a sense of moving somewhere even though c minor is the home key. She does a lot of altering of the bass, usually a step higher, in the major seven chords and four steps higher for minor 7 chords to give that jazz feel once...

@xxlookingforyourself Yep, that is Carole on piano. Russell Kunkel said Carole helped James with the working on the arrangements and communicating with other musicians so much on this album and Sweet Baby James that she deserved more credit that most will ever know.

B.B. King said Carole King came up with hook and they built the song around it..great song all around.

Awesome Carole King on piano...

@Ilovetheplatypus She was pregnant with Molly Larkey, who is now an artist in NYC.

@silvialucianunes Carole King and Gerry Goffin wrote this.

@jpeyton62 Collins didn't give Evert the vote for number 1 for 1974-just to clarify my vague wording.

@eemmeennddeell She did well with this one. I think #11 on the Billboard Top 100 in 79-one of the first Carole King piano hooks I learned way back.

@jpeyton62 necessarily...

@camilocuesta He stated in an interview that Gould is not one of his influences. One can also look at the music he has chosen to record and see they are vastly different in choices of repertoire, underlining the fact that Fray is not a Gould clone in anyway. I definitely agree with your stateme...

@r1bikecam Love the picture or Carole and James at the piano. Wish I could have heard and seen some of those early concerts.

@JustNess78 Your mom is Abigail? You look like her, a great singer!

@screenwitch i definitely agree. I loved Karen Carpenter until I experienced some of these rites of passage myself. Still love Karen, but Carole brings a bittersweet quality to it; and the sparse production makes even more memorable.

@thedoorsforever Carole King wrote the music, Gerry Goffin the words. Jerry Wexler suggested the title to Goffin, so King and Goffin gave him credit. Carole has always thanked Franklin for her version, but Franklin has said almost nothing about King's giving the song to her. I read somewhere t...

@Hoffenheim08 I think those are great accomplishments from all those players, but the difference between them and Evert is that they, Austin and Capriati in particular, did not maintain their peak as Evert did. What happened to Seles at the hand of a crazed Graf fan in incomprehensible, a true tr...

@waldo2384 Carole wrote the lyrics here as on You've got a Friend, Home Again, So Far Away-first half of Tapestry is all hers alone except "It's Too Late."

The story in the book Girls Like Us was that Carole was having an affair with a much younger man, an "actor"- but the person is obviously Slash, that cost her her third marriage. She ended the relationship because of the age difference. From other interviews I've read she had known Slash for yea...

@jorisdeb I read an interview with Waddy Watchel who got his first big break playing for Carole on her Thoroughbred album. He said that she was always easy to work with and had a great ear for what each musician did with his instrument. I can't remember which musician it was who years ago worke...

Evert's last match against Austin was 6-0, 6-0.

On p. 219 Goolagong states Evert's "double-handed backhand, an awkward shot that I had never seen before...(p. 239) Chris rarely matched my best (Goolagong does say that Evert never played as badly either though except once...(p.250)Evert took a 6-0 drubbing that was over in 18 minutes." I just ...