Carole king

Carole King with her Grammys for 1971's Tapestry: the bestselling album in history before it was displaced by Saturday Night Fever; the bestselling album by a solo artist until it was passed by...

Carole King left her life in New York for L.A., and with the support of friends like James Taylor wrote "Tapestry," one of the best-loved albums ever.

“The Loco-Motion,” Monkees’ ‘Head’ theme and other standouts from legendary songwriter’s vast catalog

Amy Sherman-Palladino grew up in the Valley obsessively listening to "Tapestry." When she needed a theme song for "Gilmore Girls," she had one song in mind.

Carole King

Born 1942 in Manhattan, New York, American singer-songwriter Carole King has been active since 1958, initially as one of the staff songwrite...

She wrote dozens of hit songs and, with her Tapestry album, defined a generation. Carole King's story is now on stage

The most successful and admired female songwriter in the history of pop music, Carole King proves that one woman alone at the piano can be more powerful than a four-piece rock band or a 30-piece orchestra. At age 18, she scored her first Number One hit record – the first of 118 pop hits on the Billboard charts, including such classics as “Will You Love MeTomorrow,” “The Loco-Motion,” “Up on the Roof,” It’s Too Late, Baby,” “I Feel the Earth Move Under My Feet,” “You Make Me Feel Like a…

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Carole King has been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a performing artist. King was inducted to the Rock Hall in 1990 with a