Goin' Back - Carole King
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- Words and music by Gerry Goffin and Carole King. © 1980 Capitol Records, Inc. 1966 Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI), Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI)
Available on Pearls: Songs of Goffin and King stores.portmerch.com/caroleking/
© 1980 Capitol Records, Inc. 1966 Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI), Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI) - เพลง
One of the greatest songwriters in my life.
The incredible Carole King--w/ husband Gerry Goffin.
Dusty's version everytime, great song
Congratulations Carole King on your 2021 October Induction into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!! So very well deserved!! You are one of the best artists!! We are blessed with your God given talents!! Thank you for sharing with the world!! I feel we are in a better place because of your kindness!!
The words of this song go straight to the soul. Love Carole she put music to it Gerry Goffin the words. Dustys version memorable
Queen's Mother Love led me to this video and beautiful song.
Thank you for so beautiful song. I enjoy the original version also enjoy Freddie Mercury's version. "Electric trains" and "christmas bells to shime"
Sorry, I don't speak English but I try.
First heard this song in the voice of Freddie Mercury. This is also beautiful.
Yes, Freddie°s version even much more beautiful!!!!!
Hey, You all please stay safe and have a wonderful time there, Shalom and many greetings from Brunswick in Germany :)
Loved the lyrics in this version . Other versions change the lyric removing "Electric Trains" . As a baby boomer grew-up playing with my Electric Trains (LIONEL)
The Byrds did a terrific cover.
Carol King....always relevant. Thank you.
spend a little time trawling you-tube for all the versions of this timeless classic
Queen did a beautiful rendition, and Carole was so honored when she got Brian May's letter asking to use the song--Thank you Carole! We love you.
Such a beautiful and sensitive song. What an age of songwriting that was.
"And live my days instead of counting my years...": Carole, you are pure poetry! ❤
That was in this version? I thought that was in Phil Collins' version...
@@karhukivi No, it wasn't in this version.
And from what I've read, Gerry was the wordsmith.
It’s a great song. Many folks have done it well.
This song was the first song that freddie mercury recorded, i love it :))
Shalom Carole, so lovely Song, please stay all health from this fucking Corona Virus and many greetings from Brunswick in Germany :)
After all these years, I never realised it was another Goffin/King gem.
The original and the best.
Thanks for the memories.
Thinking young. Growing old.
(..Feeling old..!)
Same here. Always thought it was a Byrds original
... this artist is a legend, how many radio hits came out of her head, and fantasized the path of an entire generation...
But Dusty smashed it
Carol King allegedly cried when she first heard Dusty Springfield sing this.
Two amazing artists.
NOTE Dusty Springfield version altered the lyrics removing "ELECTRIC TRAINS" I could identify with THE BYRDS version having "ELECTRIC TRAINS" as a child. I think I'm Goin Back !
i can believe that, Dusty`s version was superb!
Was Dustys version thot bad?
Carole King was Dusty's favorite singer/songwriter. She loved recording King/Goffin songs.
@@dazzlingdavedainty indeed, it's my favorite, Carole's is close though.
Nils Lofgren turned me onto this tune. He was always a badass live!
I'm goin back .. thru the King discography.. and it is the sounds of pearl... :)
Amo essa música! Fala recomeço, de ser feliz! Bela poesia! E, ela é uma excelente letrista.
timeless classic... love the Byrds' cover too
My favorite always.
Dusty Springfield was a good one also.
And Freddie Mercury
@@jimgleeson98 I heard Dusty's version made Carole cry.
@@donnaking5517 yes I read that somewhere. The Byrds covered it too.
This song is a one off masterpiece...
See the 5th album of The Byrds "The Notorious Byrd Brothers" two songs of Gerry Goffin-Carole King: 'Goin' Back' and 'Wasn't Born To Follow'.
The latter tune was featured in a riding scene in "Easy Rider." Had no clue it was Goffin-King, but it's good.
I Love You Carole King, period. An ol' 67 year ol' guy from Green Bay, WI.🌹
Thank you for this upload. I have been searching for this version from Songs of Goffin & King, which I heard first in 1979.
For me, this is the best version of Goin Back and I enjoyed hearing it once more after nearly 40 years!
DUSTY'S SINCERE VERSION..WAS THE ..BEST EVER....
Thank you Carole King, from the bottom of my heart, for this.
This is the one ... wonderful !
But thinking young and growing older is no sin...one of the best lines ever written.
Carole wrote this. One of my favourites.
I’m hearing some songs for the first time but with each song I love her more and more than ever most beautiful woman I know love her so🦋❤️
Hearing this floored me. I'm smitten, amazed, impressed and all worked up now.
Just happened to me too. From "Echo in the Canyon."
an excellent song, only improved by Dusty Springfields version.
One of her best songs.
"....never gets old" ♫
Freddie Mercury led me here
Good one 👍.
What a voice.
Adoro Carole.
I heard this by the Byrds when they put it out,but this version gave me goose bumps.
Because she wrote it
TY !
The best version is by Dusty Springfield ........
Same here -never heard but luv it.
Love Dusty Springfield best
Classic!!
Queen pidió permiso a Carol King para poder utilizar un segmento de su música en el álbum "Made In Heaven"..ella encantada accedió.
No no no. Durante la grabación de QueenI un productor escucho a Queen y quedó especialmente prendado de la voz de Freddie y grabaron dos canciones. I Can hear Music(con Brian y Roger) y la versión con Freddie de esta canción. Las dos canciones aparecen bajo el nombre de Larry Lurex( no podía ser llamado Queen, ni Freddie Mercury por derechos legales). Aparece en la canción Mother Love ya que está fue la última canción que Freddie canto y al final se escucha Goin Back ya que fue lo primero que Freddie grabó profesionalmente.
@@cristocamegue5813 Ambos tienen la razón...Pasó tal como lo has escrito (Freddie la grabó como Larry Lurex) y para la grabación de Made in Heaven, Brian se comunicó con Carole para pedir su autorizacion y así utilizar la versión de Freddie en el final de la canción Mother Love
One piece of us❤
I bet Johnny Marr listened a lot to this growing up, I can hear that great guitar influence.
Crosby didn't like this????? C'mon man; O.K., it's not the Jefferson Airplane. It's beautiful.
Maravilhosa.
Dusty Springfield, Carole Kong AND me Freddy Mercury ❤❤❤❤
Elkie Brooks does a great version .
Love Carole King but nothing comes close to Dusty's version.
From WRITER...A King Album that
Rolling Stone magazine finally reviewed...and
Scott Muni of
WNEW-FM vocally
Criticized
Dusty Springfield owns this, apart from Carol of course!
People forget it was her husband that penned all the great early hits. Carole provided the musical soundtracks .
And Your Point Is ???
The point is, the typical short version of the comments/opinions/recollections is "Carole King wrote this" which is half true. Same for Brian Wilson-- various lyricists worked with him but it usually comes out "Brian Wilson wrote this"
Especially when the praise is for a sensitive, thoughtful story told in a song. All we know for sure about the COMPOSER is that they came up with the "la- la- la- da- dee-dee dah" part...
The music is the music. When it comes down to it, the words’ meanings don’t matter very much, not as much as the sounds. King had a great gift, Goffin a modest one.
He penned the words; she penned the music. The book "Girls Like Us" said Goffin was not happy that King wrote all the new songs on Tapestry without him, many with her own lyrics, and that the album stands as her greatest contribution to American popular music.
Never heard this song until I just watched Jakob Dylan’s documentary about the musicians in Laurel Canyon, “Echo In the Canyon.” (Which is worth watching, but you can’t help noticing it’s annoyingly skewed toward the men’ stories.)
It’s a lovely song. I’ll now go check out the other versions as well.
Same story with me. OK movie but way too much David Crosby and Stephen Stills.
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Check out Dusty Springfield's version.
Miguel Perro I will-thanks!
Troubadore documentary was mostly Carole and James Taylor if I remember correctly.
Nils Lofgren does a great version of this
You are in the magic 🗂 carpet
First heard the Byrds do this in 1968.
I would love to hear Carole King’s version of this using the same music as was on Dusty Springfield’s version.
She wrote songs for other musicians as well including the Beatles
Love the slight chord changes in the 12-string compared with the Byrd's arrangement.
Carole's melody. Gerry's lyrics.
Just out of curiosity do you point that out on all songs who wrote what or just kings ?
The components which makes *The* *Byrds* version(s) of this song so delightful :
- *Red* *Rhodes* subtle steel guitar
- *Van* *Dyke* *Parks* celesta
I wonder why *Dusty* *Springfield* (or someone in her company) changed the lyrics slightly ?
Dusty's was before the Byrds... THEY seemed to look for something less girl-y. I suppose they consulted with Goffin & King to work something out. (From what I read, the very first artist to put out a record of this song got in trouble concerning the lyrics and it had to be withdrawn from the market.)
Byrds faz um hino dessa música
What's with all the "this is one is better than that one" stuff, can't you just recommend we listen to another version with out all the subjective dross. Carole wrote this and she puts it over pretty darn well.
Absolutely.
Its very important to say which is better! We Americans are very competitive.
She certainly does but let's not forget to credit Gerry Goffin for writing the words to this Goffin/King classic. It's recorded by many many artists.😊❤
@@stephenspencer4672excellent yes and it's factually gerry goffin that actually composed the lyrical wording of the song natural woman as well too 😊😊
Carol herself cried when she heard Dusty’s version. She said that’s the way it should be sung.
It probably depends on who you first heard sing it. My favorite version is Nils Lofgren.
You're still in NAPPIES..!! ??
Nils slammed this tune like it was his own
I agree with you. Of course it's a great song. Not only Carol King, obviously, but The Byrds, Dusty Sprinfield, and The Pretenders, all great, but the Nils Lofgren version is my favorite
My favourite is Dustys version...as it was the first time I heard it..,.its so haunting and was played at Dustys funeral...May she rest in peace..❤
Excelente tema,solo tenía la versión de Freddie Mercury.
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I guesa no
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Nothing beats Freddie’s version.
I disagree, I think Dusty Springfield's is the best.
@@gayle5967 hi gayle
Dusty’s version is slower. This version is faster and has been sweetened by raising Freddy’s voice.
@@patriciajohnson3017can we just appreciate the music instead of this nonsense of who is better,seriously
@@puldspulds5798no
The version of Larry Lurex aka Freddie Mercury is better.
Nice - but I much prefer Dusty,s version and the one from Phil Collins
The great thing about music you vibe with a connection that appeals to you. All interpretations are outstanding,my preference is and will always be the king version,directly from the source,the heart,the soul,the profound melody,,,,musical genius
Carole was the composer. Nils Logren's version is the best,
Also by the Byrds which i think was best version