Carole King - Welcome Home mp3

Tracklist

Versions

Credits

• Arranged By [Horns] – George Bohanon
• Arranged By [Strings] – Carole King
• Art Direction – Roy Kohara, Roy Renolds
• Bass, Written-By – Rob Galloway (tracks: A3, B1)
• Cello – Dennis Karmazin, Ronald Cooper
• Congas, Percussion, Written-By – Miguel Rivera (tracks: A3, B1)
• Cowbell – Rick Evers (tracks: A3)
• Drums, Written-By – Michael Wooten (tracks: A3, B1)
• Engineer – Linda Tyler, Norm Kinney, Steve Katz
• Flute, Saxophone, Clarinet, Vocals, Written-By – Richard Hardy (tracks: A3, B1)
• Guitar, Vocals, Written-By – Mark Hallman (tracks: A3, B1), Robert McEntee (tracks: A3, B1)
• Harp – Georgia Kelly (tracks: A3, B5)
• Photography By – Roy Reynolds
• Producer – Carole King, Norm Kinney
• Tambura – Anne Golia (tracks: A3)
• Trumpet, Flugelhorn [Fluegelhorn] – Nolan Andrew Smith Jr.
• Viola – Denyse Buffum, Rollice Dale
• Violin – Dorothy Wade, Frank Foster , Israel Baker, John Wittenberg, Kenneth Yerke, Marcia Van Dyke, William H. Henderson
• Violin, Concertmaster – Charles Veal Jr.
• Vocals [High] – Rob Galloway (tracks: B1)

Album

Welcome Home is an album by American singer-songwriter Carole King, released in 1978. All songs by Carole King unless otherwise noted. Main Street Saturday Night. Sunbird King, Rick Evers. Venusian Diamond King, Evers, Mark Hallman, Robert McEntee, Robb Galloway, Miguel Rivera, Richard Hardy, Michael Wooten. Morning Sun. Disco Tech King, Hallman, McEntee, Galloway, Rivera, Wooten, Hardy. Wings of Love King, Evers. Ride the Music. Everybody's Got the Spirit. Carole King. Welcome Home. After seven straight gold-selling, Top 20 albums, Welcome Home demonstrated thoroughly that Carole King was on the wrong track. Her third husband, Rick Evers, who wrote lyrics for some of her songs and is pictured with her on the record cover, died of a drug overdose after this album was recorded in January 1978, but before it was released in May, which seems emblematic of the problems here. They include Venusian Diamond, a song that deliberately borrows gimmicks from Beatles records, and Disco Tech. That's right, Carole King goes disco. Carole King - Welcome Home 1978. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. Rock Pop-Rock Soft Rock. Songs in album Carole King - Welcome Home 1978. Carole King - Main Street Saturday Night. Carole King - Sunbird. Carole King - Venusian Diamond. Carole King - Changes. Carole King - Morning Sun. Carole King - Disco Tech. Carole King - Wings Of Love. Carole King - Ride The Music. Carole King - Everybody's Got The Spirit. Review scores. Track listing. Carole King - vocals, background vocals, s. Band Name Carole King. Album Name Welcome Home. Type Album. Released date May 1978. Labels Capitol Records. Music StyleFolk Rock. Members owning this album0. Buy this album. Learn more. Other productions from Carole King. Love Makes the World. In Concert. King wrote, Welcome Home is home now to a group of good people, and it's a state of mind I hope everyone can experience. The idyllic mountain life didn't last long, as when King and Evers went to Los Angeles to record the album with the band Navarro, Evers became volatile, and he died of a drug overdose in May 1978. The album was released two months later and dedicated to Evers. King wrote, He didn't always do 'sensible' things. He often got angry and frustrated about things that many of us couldn't see. He had more love to give than anyone I&apo. Album 1978 10 Songs. Pop Home, 1978. Welcome Home, 1978. Main Street Saturday Night, 05:44. Venusian Diamond, 04:30. Choir on Welcome Home consists of Mark Hallman, Robert McEntee, Richard Hardy, Carole King, and three ladies kidnapped from the studio across the hall - Stephanie Sprull, Alexandra Brown, and Ann White. The trio on Changes was played by the first member of each section. Recorded at Sound Labs, Inc. Hollywood, California, January, 1978. United States The Cliff Palace, built by the Ances. Monks Mound, in Cahokia, a UNESCO. Carole King King in 2002 King about 1977