Carole King- Tapestry-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Ode Records, Epic
• Catalog number: PE 34946
• Country: US

Carole King's Tapestry stands as a defining collection of heartfelt songwriting and intimate performances that helped shape early 1970s singer-songwriter music. Tracks like "I Feel The Earth Move" and "You've Got A Friend" showcase King's gift for blending personal reflection with accessible melodies. The album’s acoustic textures and carefully arranged string contributions from David Campbell and Barry Socher give it a warm, inviting sound that feels both spacious and grounded. Lou Adler’s production and Hank Cicalo’s engineering ensure a clarity that complements King’s expressive voice, making Tapestry a quietly commanding presence in her catalog. This 1977 vinyl pressing offers a solid listen with very clean surface quality, showing only minor, light marks typical for its age. The record’s VG++ condition means the grooves should play with little distraction, making it a practical choice for those who want to hear King’s classic songs without fuss. The artwork credits, including Roland Young and Jim McCrary, preserve the album’s familiar visual identity, a detail that often anchors Tapestry in any collection. It’s the kind of record that fits comfortably in a stack, though with a title like Tapestry, one might hope it doesn’t unravel too quickly.

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