Carole King's One to One Dialogue
A hymn to humanity spun by the queen of singer-songwriters.
Carole King's 1982 album, "One To One," marked a step forward from her 70s success. While maintaining the style established on "Tapestry," it incorporated 80s sound production. Her songwriting, which explores the nuances of human relationships, has the power to evoke universal empathy across time.
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A:
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1)
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One To One
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2)
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It's A War
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3)
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Lookin' Out For Number One
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4)
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Life Without Love
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5)
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Golden Man
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B:
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1)
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Read Between The Lines
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2)
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(Love Is Like A) Boomerang
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3)
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Goat Annie
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4)
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Someone You Never Met Before
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5)
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Little Prince
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Grand Piano - Carole King
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Producer - Carole King
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Engineer - Chet Himes
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Producer - Mark Hallman
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Bass - Charles Larkey
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Keyboards - Reese Wynans
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Mastered By - Bobby Hata
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Drums - Steve Meador
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Guitar - Robert McEntee
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Percussion - Christopher Dennis
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Photography By - Jim McGuire
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Art Direction, Design - Dick Reeves
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Art Direction, Design - John Wilson (46)
