This 1971 album, "Music," arrived less than a year after her groundbreaking "Tapestry," but stands on its own merits, showcasing King's continued evolution as a solo artist.
- "Music" was recorded in Los Angeles at A&M Studios with producer Lou Adler, who also helmed "Tapestry."
- The album features contributions from several notable musicians, including James Taylor on guitar and backing vocals.
- While "Tapestry" was a larger commercial success, "Music" also performed well, reaching number 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.
Carole King is a singer-songwriter from New York City, known for her contributions to pop music. She had already achieved success as a Brill Building songwriter before releasing "Music."
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