Carole King - Wrap Around Joy 1974 [EAC - FLAC] (oan)

Carole King - Wrap Around Joy 1974 [EAC - FLAC] (oan) http://leetleech.org/images/96568010243749205192.jpg Wrap Around Joy is a 1974 album by American singer-songwriter Carole King. The album hit #1 on the Billboard album charts in the fall of 1974 and spun off successful singles with "Jazzman" (#2 pop) and "Nightingale" (#9 pop as well as #1 adult contemporary). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In 1974, while Carly and Joni were battling it out for top honors amidst the proliferation of female singer-songwriters at the time, Carole King released "Wrap Around Joy", a mostly joyful pop-rock entry into the fold, showing that she was still one of the mighty queens of the rock world. Of course her endeavor was tremendously aided by the huge hit single, "Jazzman", with Tom Scott's memorable sax performance; but "Wrap Around Joy" has many other noteworthy songs. Carole's power piano chords of the sing-along opening cut "Nightingale" (a second top ten hit for her from this album) really capture the listener's attention right from the get-go. "My Lovin' Eyes" and "You Gentle Me" are wonderful pop-rock confections, as is the title track and "You're Something New", one of my favorite Carole King start-of-love songs ever. Conversely, "You Go You're Way, I'll Go Mine" is one of the best break-up songs I've ever known. "We Are All In This Together" is a great song of unification of the human race and is, therefore, quite an IMPORTANT message still today in this mad, mad, mad, mad world in which we live. I love the optimism of this song especially when balanced with the closing song, "The Best Is Yet To Come", which never fails to lift my spirit. Songs like these make me very grateful to Carole King for the solace her music has given my life on so many occasions. Listen and see if you don't know what I mean. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carole_King http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Palmer_%28vocalist%29 All tracks composed by Carole King, lyrics by Dave Palmer. 01. "Nightingale" ~ 3:38 02. "Change of Mind, Change of Heart" ~ 4:39 03. "Jazzman" ~ 3:44 04. "You Go Your Way, I'll Go Mine" ~ 3:34 05. "You're Something New" ~ 2:55 06. "We Are All in This Together" ~ 4:03 07. "Wrap Around Joy" ~ 2:59 08. "You Gentle Me" ~ 3:46 09. "My Lovin' Eyes" ~ 3:08 10. "Sweet Adonis" ~ 3:22 11. "A Night This Side of Dying" ~ 2:59 12. "The Best Is Yet to Come" ~ 3:30 Playing Time.........: 00:42:21 Total Size...........: 253.47 MB http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/989/37963846.gif Personnel Carole King ~ synthesizer, guitar, piano, vocals Tom Scott ~ saxophone Susan Ranney ~ bass Louise Goffin ~ background vocals Mike Altschul ~ horn George Bohannon ~ trombone Mari Tsumura ~ violin Denyse Buffum ~ viola Thomas Buffum ~ violin David Campbell ~ viola Gene Coe ~ horn Maurice Dicterow ~ violin Richard Feves ~ bass Chuck Findley ~ trumpet Frederick Seykora ~ cello Sherry Goffin ~ background vocals Abigale Haness ~ background vocals Jim Horn ~ saxophone Richard Hyde ~ trombone Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar ~ guitar, vocals Charles Larkey ~ bass Gordon Marron Strings ~ violin Dan Neufeld ~ viola Andy Newmark ~ drums Dean Parks ~ guitar Paul Polivinick ~ viola Jay Rosen ~ violin Sheldon Sanov ~ violin Haim Shtrum ~ violin Jeff Solow ~ cello Lya Stern ~ violin Polly Sweeney ~ violin Ernie Watts ~ horn Dick Hyde ~ horn Richard Kaufman ~ violin Nina Deveritch ~ cello Bobby Dubow ~ violin Gottfried Hoogeveen ~ cello Dan Newfeld ~ viola Fred Jackson, Jr. ~ horn http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/6758/included1.png http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/366/included2.png http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/1495/included3.png

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 oneanight (2010-10-14)

Trust me to pick the wrong picture when the site was down..

mattevt (2013-02-25)

Many, many thanks for this upload. I'm in the process of ordering all of Carole King's albums, but I have to buy them one at a time, so this will do until this one comes up in the list. Again, thanks!