Bread's Baby I'm-a Want You was released in 1971 before becoming the title track of the band's fourth album in 1972. David Gates produced that album during the transition from founding member Robb Royer to...
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1971
I Need You appeared on America's self-titled debut, originally released late in 1971. Ian Samwell and Jeff Dexter produced the album, whose acoustic guitars and vocal harmonies also frame Sandman and Three Roses. The...
Read background and sourcesCarole King revisited Will You Love Me Tomorrow on Tapestry in 1971, performing a song she had written with Gerry Goffin for the Shirelles. Her own recording belongs to the Lou Adler-produced Ode/A&M album. It is...
Read background and sourcesCarole King's own recording of You've Got a Friend opens the second half of the original Tapestry program from 1971. Lou Adler produced the album, recorded at A&M studios, with King credited on piano and vocals. The...
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