Carole King-On Stage Tonight PROMO 3x LP LIVE+SOLO@HOME
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Sep 14, 2010
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Carole King- On Stage Tonight 3 LP PROMO boxed set (Radio Radio/GK Productions OST-685)
3 LP set radio program from Carole King from 1982. The program and promos total around 66 minutes with a full additional side of "Optional Material" where Carole King sits at the piano and talks about her career from Brill Building days through the early 80's.This is a rare artifact from a major figure in pop music and was never issued to the public, this was only provided to radio stations as an on-air special.
Tracks are:
Side 1 (Live Concert)
1. Jazzman
2. Tapestry
3. Looking Out For Number One
Side 2 (Live Concert)
1. Go Away Sam (Leave Us In Peace) [appears unreleased elsewhere]
2. It's A War
3. Been To Canaan
4. One To One
Side 3 (Live Concert)
1. You've Got A Friend
2. Smackwater Jack
3. One Fine Day
Side 4 (Live Concert)
1. Someone You Never Met Before
2. Chains
3. You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman
4. I Feel The Earth Move
Side 5 (Live Concert)
1. So Far Away
2. (Love Is Like A) Boomerang
3. Instrumental (show theme?)
4. Radio Spot
5. Radio Spot
6. Radio Spot
Side 6 (at home with acoustic piano)
1. Locomotion (discussion and partial acoustic song)
2. Take Good Care Of My Baby/It Might As Well Rain Until September/Hey Girl (discussion and partial acoustic song)
3. Discussion of Brill Building era
4. Discussion on working with James Taylor
5. One To One (discussion and partial acoustic song)
6. Up On The Roof (discussion and partial acoustic song)
The insert letter reads (this is the highlights):
"We are offering something special with ON STAGE TONIGHT featuring Carole King. In line with our being a service to our affiliates, RADIORADIO's concert offering for October 2 will include fresh interview material never broadcast before.
As you know, Carole King has led a reclusive life. On our show she opens up about her thoughts and her music, focusing on her older songs 'Locomotion', 'Hey Girl' and 'Tapestry'. Along with the interviews, Carole King noodles at the piano and plays the songs she's discussing.
You can use these interview /music segments in a variety of ways:
1. Inserted as you see fit within the concert. Usually this works best at the top of a segment.
2. As features leading up to the date of the concert. You could begin running the, for instance, during the week prior to the concert broadcast.
3. As teasers for the concert...
4. Within any special that you might be producing...
A M G says of Carole King :
While the landmark album Tapestry earned her superstar status, singer/songwriter Carole King had already firmly established herself as one of pop music's most gifted and successful composers, with work recorded by everyone from the Beatles to Aretha Franklin. Born Carole Klein on February 9, 1942, in Brooklyn, New York, she began playing piano at the age of four, and formed her first band, the vocal quartet the Co-Sines, while in high school. A devotee of the composing team of Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller (the duo behind numerous hits for Elvis Presley, the Coasters, and Ben E. King), she became a fixture at influential DJ Alan Freed's local Rock 'n' Roll shows; while attending Queens College, she fell in with budding songwriters Paul Simon and Neil Sedaka as well as Gerry Goffin, with whom she forged a writing partnership.
In 1959, Sedaka scored a hit with "Oh! Carol," written in her honor; King cut an answer record, "Oh! Neil," but it stiffed. She and Goffin, who eventually married, began writing under publishers Don Kirshner and Al Nevins in the famed pop songwriting house the Brill Building, where they worked alongside the likes of Doc Pomus, Mort Shuman, Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich, and countless others. In 1961, Goffin and King scored their first hit with the Shirelles' chart-topping "Will You Love Me Tomorrow"; their next effort, Bobby Vee's "Take Good Care of My Baby," also hit number one, as did "The Locomotion," recorded by their baby-sitter, Little Eva. Together, the couple wrote over 100 chart hits in a vast range of styles, including the Chiffons' "One Fine Day," the Monkees' "Pleasant Valley Sunday," the Drifters' "Up on the Roof," the Cookies' "Chains" (later covered by the Beatles), Aretha Franklin's "(You Make Me Feel) Like a Natural Woman," and the Crystals' controversial "He Hit Me (And It Felt Like a Kiss)."
King also continued her attempts to mount a solo career, but scored only one hit, 1962's "It Might as Well Rain Until September." In the mid-'60s she, Goffin, and columnist Al Aronowitz founded their own short-lived label, Tomorrow Records; Charles Larkey, the bassist for the Tomorrow group the Myddle Class, eventually became King's second husband after her marriage to Goffin dissolved. She and Larkey later moved to the West Coast, where in 1968 they founded the City, a trio rounded out by New York musician Danny Kortchmar. The City recorded one LP, Now That Everything's Been Said, but did not tour due to King's stage fright; as a result, the album was a commercial failure, although it did feature songs later popularized by the Byrds ("Wasn't Born to Follow"), Blood, Sweat & Tears ("Hi-De-Ho"), and James Taylor ("You've Got a Friend").
Taylor and King ultimately became close friends, and he encouraged her to pursue a solo career. 1970's Writer proved a false start, but in 1971, she released Tapestry, which stayed on the charts for over six years and was the best-selling album of the era. A quiet, reflective work which proved seminal in the development of the singer/songwriter genre, Tapestry also scored a pair of hit singles, "So Far Away" and the chart-topping "It's Too Late," whose flip side, "I Feel the Earth Move," garnered major airplay as well. 1971's Music also hit number one, and generated the hit "Sweet Seasons"; 1972's Rhymes & Reasons reached number two on the charts, and 1974's Wrap Around Joy, which featured the hit "Jazzman," hit the number one spot.
LP's are MINT- to VG+/Cover and cue insert are VG to VG+ (insert has some writing on it, see photo).
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