Tapestry

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Carole King album studio album

Tapestry is Carole King’s landmark 1971 singer-songwriter album, widely acclaimed for its intimate songwriting and enduring influence on pop and soft rock music.

Aliases (3)

Statements (65)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Carole King album → studio album →
artist	Carole King →
awardReceived	Grammy Award for Album of the Year → Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female → Grammy Award for Record of the Year → Grammy Award for Song of the Year →
certification	RIAA Diamond → multi-platinum →
chartPosition	Billboard 200 number-one album →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
coverArtDesigner	Jim McCrary →
dateOfRelease	1971-02-10 →
distributor	A&M Records →
featuresMusician	Barry Socher → Charles Larkey → Curtis Amy → Danny Kortchmar → David Campbell → James Taylor → Joel O’Brien → Joni Mitchell → Ralph Schuckett NERFINISHED → Russ Kunkel → Terry King →
followedBy	Music (Carole King album) →
follows	Writer (Carole King album) →
genre	pop → singer-songwriter → soft rock →
hasPart	(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman → Beautiful → Home Again → I Feel the Earth Move → It’s Too Late → Smackwater Jack → So Far Away → Tapestry (song) → Way Over Yonder → Where You Lead → Will You Love Me Tomorrow? → You’ve Got a Friend →
hasTheme	intimate personal songwriting →
includesSingle	I Feel the Earth Move → It’s Too Late → Smackwater Jack → So Far Away →
influencedGenre	adult contemporary → singer-songwriter movement →
language	English →
listedIn	Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time →
location	Hollywood, California →
lyricsBy	Carole King → Gerry Goffin → Toni Stern →
musicBy	Carole King →
notableWorkOf	Carole King →
performer	Carole King →
photographer	Jim McCrary →
producer	Lou Adler →
recordedAt	A&M Studios →
recordedIn	1970 →
recordLabel	Ode Records →
sales	over 25 million copies worldwide →
yearOfRelease	1971 →

Referenced by (16)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
I Feel the Earth Move → It's Too Late → So Far Away →	album
It's Too Late → So Far Away →	partOf
Lou Adler (""Tapestry"") →	awardReceivedFor
I Feel the Earth Move ("Tapestry (1971 studio album)") →	featuredOn
Rhymes & Reasons →	follows
Rhymes & Reasons →	hasInfluenceFrom
Tapestry ("Tapestry (song)") →	hasPart
I Feel the Earth Move →	includedInAlbum
Carole King →	notableWork
You’ve Got a Friend →	originalAlbum
Rhymes & Reasons →	precededBy
Lou Adler (""Tapestry"") →	produced
Ode Records →	releasedAlbum