Fantasy

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Carole King album concept album studio album

"Fantasy" is a 1973 studio album by American singer-songwriter Carole King that blends pop, soul, and jazz influences and is noted for its conceptual, suite-like structure.

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Carole King album → concept album → studio album →
artist	Carole King →
chronologyPosition	fifth solo studio album by Carole King →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
coverArtDesigner	Chuck Beeson →
engineer	Hank Cicalo →
genre	jazz → pop → soft rock → soul →
hasFormat	vinyl LP →
hasPart	A Quiet Place to Live → Being at War with Each Other → Believe in Humanity → Corazón → Directions → Fantasy Beginning → Fantasy End → Haywood → That’s How Things Go Down → Weekdays → Welfare Symphony → You Light Up My Life → You’ve Been Around Too Long →
includesSong	Being at War with Each Other → Believe in Humanity → Corazón → You Light Up My Life →
language	English →
lyricist	Carole King → Toni Stern →
musicalStyle	blend of pop, soul, and jazz influences →
nextWork	Wrap Around Joy →
notableFeature	conceptual continuity between tracks → suite-like structure →
originalMedium	12-inch LP record →
performer	Carole King →
photographer	Jim McCrary →
previousWork	Rhymes & Reasons →
primarySongwriter	Carole King →
producer	Lou Adler →
recordingPeriod	1973 →
recordLabel	A&M Records → Ode Records →
releaseDate	1973-06-16 →
releaseYear	1973 →
sideOneStructure	continuous suite →
sideTwoStructure	continuous suite →
title	Fantasy →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Rhymes & Reasons →	followedBy
Wrap Around Joy →	follows
Carole King →	notableWork
Fantasy →	title