The Life and Music of Carole King - Part 1

Carole King isn't just a name; she's a legend. Born Carol Klein in 1942, this Brooklyn native turned the music world on its head with her knack for songwriting. By the time she was a teen, she was already churning out hits with then-husband Gerry Goffin. "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" by The Shirelles? Pure gold.
In this two-part TH-cam series, we're diving deep into Carole's incredible journey. From her early days penning chart-toppers behind the scenes to her iconic album "Tapestry" in 1971, which was a game-changer. Tracks like "It's Too Late" and "You've Got a Friend" became anthems, showcasing her soulful voice and raw, emotional lyrics. This wasn't just music; it was therapy set to a piano.
These vids are just slices of a bigger documentary, covering about one-third of her story, but they'll show you how her work spans genres and decades, influencing tons of artists. Carole King proves that real talent and passion never fade. She's a powerhouse, and her music is timeless. Seriously, if you haven't dived into her discography, you're missing out.
If you dig these videos, check out the full-length doc on our Patreon. We've got a bunch of other exclusive documentaries there too. The link's in our bio.
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[@notsure-vm9ye]

Keep them coming! Love your work! Please keep covering women. Please! I'm 60, retired musician that never cared for the male vibe that was all there was. Like really, in the studio especially! If only I could've worked with Linda Perry. Your Channel is the second notification bell I've ever turned on after Hope Marie's makeup demonstration. Watching her navigate around that oxygen tube, using her face for a canvas, pushing positivity and acceptance is Very groovy!

[@jswjanjan]

Whoah! Always love your work so much - looking forward to this!!🦄💫❤️👍❤

[@raisedbyhippies3792]

Thank you so much!! I had a blast making it ❤❤

[@LourdesCabrera-i2v]

You are very lucky in loved

[@ChrisDefalcoblues]

Carole King makes Taylor Swift look very average