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Released upon the 50th anniversary of the concert, the film Carole King: Home Again - Live in Central Park documents the singer/songwriter's May 26, 1973 show at the legendary New York City locale. Producer
Lou Adler
filmed and recorded the concert without any concrete plans for release; he just felt compelled to capture
King
at her peak. At the time,
Carole King
was weeks away from releasing
Fantasy
, the third album she delivered after the blockbuster success of 1971's
Tapestry
.
Home Again
finds her drawing from all these albums, playing half of the show alone on the piano, then the rest with an 11-piece band.
doesn't rely heavily on
, yet the absence of some of her biggest hits doesn't diminish the album. Even without "I Feel the Earth Move," "So Far Away," and "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," the set list captures the essence of
in the early '70s thanks to the concert's dual construction: the initial solo set highlights her craft as a songwriter, while the segment with the full band illustrates her ease as a performer while also underscoring her musical versatility by making nods toward jazz and soul. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Lou Adler
filmed and recorded the concert without any concrete plans for release; he just felt compelled to capture
King
at her peak. At the time,
Carole King
was weeks away from releasing
Fantasy
, the third album she delivered after the blockbuster success of 1971's
Tapestry
.
Home Again
finds her drawing from all these albums, playing half of the show alone on the piano, then the rest with an 11-piece band.
doesn't rely heavily on
, yet the absence of some of her biggest hits doesn't diminish the album. Even without "I Feel the Earth Move," "So Far Away," and "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," the set list captures the essence of
in the early '70s thanks to the concert's dual construction: the initial solo set highlights her craft as a songwriter, while the segment with the full band illustrates her ease as a performer while also underscoring her musical versatility by making nods toward jazz and soul. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Released upon the 50th anniversary of the concert, the film Carole King: Home Again - Live in Central Park documents the singer/songwriter's May 26, 1973 show at the legendary New York City locale. Producer
Lou Adler
filmed and recorded the concert without any concrete plans for release; he just felt compelled to capture
King
at her peak. At the time,
Carole King
was weeks away from releasing
Fantasy
, the third album she delivered after the blockbuster success of 1971's
Tapestry
.
Home Again
finds her drawing from all these albums, playing half of the show alone on the piano, then the rest with an 11-piece band.
doesn't rely heavily on
, yet the absence of some of her biggest hits doesn't diminish the album. Even without "I Feel the Earth Move," "So Far Away," and "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," the set list captures the essence of
in the early '70s thanks to the concert's dual construction: the initial solo set highlights her craft as a songwriter, while the segment with the full band illustrates her ease as a performer while also underscoring her musical versatility by making nods toward jazz and soul. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Lou Adler
filmed and recorded the concert without any concrete plans for release; he just felt compelled to capture
King
at her peak. At the time,
Carole King
was weeks away from releasing
Fantasy
, the third album she delivered after the blockbuster success of 1971's
Tapestry
.
Home Again
finds her drawing from all these albums, playing half of the show alone on the piano, then the rest with an 11-piece band.
doesn't rely heavily on
, yet the absence of some of her biggest hits doesn't diminish the album. Even without "I Feel the Earth Move," "So Far Away," and "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," the set list captures the essence of
in the early '70s thanks to the concert's dual construction: the initial solo set highlights her craft as a songwriter, while the segment with the full band illustrates her ease as a performer while also underscoring her musical versatility by making nods toward jazz and soul. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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