Oh, she made the tapestry herself! The patiently woven images add value to one of the greatest records of all time.

Thoughtful and serene. Well rendered. Her bare feet connect with the earth, and her gaze is direct. Reality, spirit, and reaching out to the other.

Being consistent with her music and her ideals is part of what I admire most about Carole King.

Innocence and confidence in the person you love. That's what this song is all about. Bridging the infinite gap, I think the Lord may have such attitude toward his loved little ones, along with immense patience.

Exquisite song and interpretation. I hope new generations come to appreciate things like this.

Dutch photographer Gijsbert Hanekroot authored this tremendous shot. Thoughout her career, CK has been photographed by excellent professionals!

Happy Birthday Charles!!!

A great cover of a beautiful song with a unique voice. Who could ask for more?

The City's "Now That Everything...", is a gem with an outstanding place among illustrious forgotten albums. Every CK fan should listen to it.

Legendary performance of a GOAT album!

By the way, did you do a concert tour there in 1995?

Happy St Patrick's Day to Ireland and to the world!

A moving hymn to friendship, as delicate as friendship is. Performed by two friends

Carole King is not merely a name. Her music reigns in the music kingdom and, as we see, crowned colleagues recognize it.

Fame is fleeting, quality and achievements remain longer.

Really good advice.

Another gem from Rhymes and Reasons, an outstanding album to listen to, let yourself go and reflect on. And Jim, this photo is wonderful!

Mr. Schultz has captured the outer beauty as well as the inner one.

I imagine these words: "Dear fans, come in and watch some history in the making. This was (almost) my home!"

That's where we're bound, yes. I enjoyed the booklet of The Legendary Demos almost as much as the songs themselves. Beautiful photos, clever text and overall a great idea that we all benefit from.

Had a compassionate heart and a developed spirituality. And sang Chains with his group fellows.

Her first recording was The Right Girl for ABC in 1958. Don't know when was her first time in a studio.

Wow! I don't have "At The Club" in any of my various Goffin-King compilation CDs! Rare! It's also interesting that no Leiber-Stoller songs are included. The Drifters used to record songs by that songwriting duo.

I haven't been there, but I watched the dvd several times. I can see Leland Sklar and Danny Kortchmar apart from Carole & James) in the photo but cannot recognize the others. Wish I was there!

"If there's any answer, maybe love can end the madness. Maybe not, oh, but we can only try".

Aretha, the legend. She new the value of those two songs and made them shine!!!!

Beautiful photo. Such great talents in the same studio. And a glimpse of Lou Adler at the board. Does anyone have any idea of what was being recorded?

Great photo capturing simultaneously beauty and a pensative mood. Makes wonder what Carole is thinking at the moment.

Excellent!!!! My 5-year old grandson is crazy about crocodiles. He would love this one with the propeller cap.

Thank you, Carole, for sharing your celebration with us!!!