Carole King. Tapestry ( Translucent Purple / Red ) VG+G+

Carole King's landmark 1971 album Tapestry stands as one of the most influential singer-songwriter records ever made. Featuring the timeless classics "It's Too Late," "I Feel the Earth Move," and "You've Got a Friend," this essential LP showcases King's masterful songwriting and intimate vocal delivery. A cornerstone of 1970s pop and soul, Tapestry remains a must-have for collectors and newcomers alike. Housed in a "pinched spine" sleeve. Some versions of this issue are translucent purple / red when held up to a bright light. This is due to the vinyl formulation used by Tranco Limited. A1 I Feel The Earth Move Drums – Joel O'Brien Electric Bass – Charles Larkey Electric Guitar – Danny Kootch* Keyboards, Vocals – Carole King 2:57 A2 So Far Away Acoustic Guitar – James Taylor (2) Drums – Russ Kunkel Electric Bass – Charles Larkey Flute – Curtis Amy Piano, Vocals – Carole King 3:55 A3 It's Too Late Congas [Conga], Electric Guitar – Danny Kootch* Drums – Joel O'Brien Electric Bass – Charles Larkey Electric Piano – Ralph Schuckett Piano, Vocals – Carole King Soprano Saxophone [Soprano Sax] – Curtis Amy Written-By [Words and music by] – Toni Stern 3:51 A4 Home Again Acoustic Guitar – James Taylor (2) Bass [String Bass] – Charles Larkey Drums – Russ Kunkel Piano, Vocals – Carole King 2:27 A5 Beautiful Congas [Conga] – Danny Kootch* Drums – Joel O'Brien Electric Bass – Charles Larkey Keyboards, Vocals – Carole King 3:05 A6 Way Over Yonder Acoustic Guitar – James Taylor (2) Backing Vocals [Background Vocal] – Merry Clayton Drums – Joel O'Brien Electric Bass – Charles Larkey Electric Guitar – Danny Kootch* Piano, Vocals – Carole King Strings [String Quartet], Bass [String Bass] – Perry Steinberg Strings [String Quartet], Cello – Terry King (4) Strings [String Quartet], Viola – David Campbell Strings [String Quartet], Violin – Barry Socher Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax] – Curtis Amy 4:42 B1 You've Got A Friend Acoustic Guitar – James Taylor (2) Congas [Conga] – Danny Kootch* Piano, Vocals – Carole King Strings [String Quartet], Bass [String Bass] – Charles Larkey Strings [String Quartet], Cello – Terry King (4) Strings [String Quartet], Viola – David Campbell Strings [String Quartet], Violin – Barry Socher 5:07 B2 Where You Lead Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Julia Tillman, Merry Clayton Drums – Russ Kunkel Electric Bass – Charles Larkey Electric Guitar – Danny Kootch* Electric Piano – Ralph Schuckett Piano, Vocals, Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Carole King Written-By [Words and music by] – Toni Stern 3:18 B3 Will You Love Me Tomorrow? Acoustic Guitar – Danny Kootch* Acoustic Guitar [Acoustic Guitar and Granfalloon] – James Taylor (2) Backing Vocals [Background Vocals by] – The Mitchell/Taylor Boy & Girl Choir Bass [String Bass] – Charles Larkey Drums – Russ Kunkel Piano, Vocals – Carole King Written-By – Gerry Goffin 4:10 B4 Smackwater Jack Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Merry Clayton Baritone Saxophone [Baritone Sax] – Curtis Amy Drums – Joel O'Brien Electric Bass – Charles Larkey Electric Guitar – Danny Kootch* Electric Piano – Ralph Schuckett Piano, Vocals – Carole King Written-By [Words and music by] – Gerry Goffin 3:39 B5 Tapestry Keyboards, Vocals – Carole King 3:11 B6 (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman Bass [String Bass] – Charles Larkey Keyboards, Vocals – Carole King Written-By – Gerry Goffin, Jerry Wexler 3:47 Housed in a "pinched spine" sleeve. Some versions of this issue are translucent purple / red when held up to a bright light. This is due to the vinyl formulation used by Tranco Limited.