Carole King albums The Grammy-winning artist released her first album, Writer, in 1970, which featured hits like “Child of Mine” and “No Easy Way Down.” However, it wasn’t until her ...

King's solo debut, 1970's Writer, is made up of leftover songs she had written with Goffin (who co-produced the album), and it blends sock hop-era nostalgia with Woodstock-era spaciness.

There’s heartbreak and triumph for King in Beautiful, and happy moments, too, for us. Beautiful—The Carole King Musical continues through Jan. 5 at the Asolo’s Mertz Theatre.

I guess Carole King doesn’t have any songs with “country” in the title, so Scotty McCreery sang “You’ve Got a Friend,” a song I saw Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon fucking slay a few weeks ago.

In January 1971, Carole King — a native New Yorker recently transplanted to touchy-feely Los Angeles — entered A&M Studios on La Brea Avenue to record her first album of songs for which she ...

At 16, King is a Brooklyn girl, youthfully insecure in self-image, but supremely confident in the songs she has been writing on her mom’s piano. King darts to Manhattan to sell a tune and her ...

DETROIT (Billboard) - A Monkee will pay tribute to a King this summer -- Carole King, that is. Micky Dolenz, the Monkees' self-described "wacky drummer," will release "King for a Day" on August 24 ...