Speeding Time

Album Description

Carole King's 'Speeding Time' is a captivating album that showcases her mastery of the singer-songwriter and folk rock genres. Released on 1 January 1983 via Rhino Atlantic, this 38-minute record is a treasure trove of emotive and introspective tracks. From the opening notes of 'Computer Eyes' to the final strains of 'Alabaster Lady', King's distinctive voice and poignant songwriting weave a spell that draws the listener in.

With songs like 'One Small Voice' and 'Crying in the Rain', King demonstrates her ability to craft melodies that are both haunting and uplifting. The title track, 'Speeding Time', is a standout, with its thought-provoking lyrics and soaring chorus. Other highlights include the introspective 'Sacred Heart of Stone' and the upbeat 'Dancing', which showcase King's versatility as a songwriter and performer.

Throughout 'Speeding Time', Carole King's signature warmth and sensitivity shine through, making this album a must-listen for fans of folk rock and singer-songwriter music. With its richly textured soundscapes and King's expressive vocals, 'Speeding Time' is an album that will resonate with anyone who appreciates heartfelt, well-crafted music.

1 jan 1983

℗ 2004 Atlantic Recording Corp. Manufactured and Distributed by Warner Strategic Marketing

About Carole King

Carole King is an iconic American singer-songwriter and musician, renowned for her immense contributions to the music industry. With a career spanning over six decades, King has penned or co-written an astonishing 118 pop hits that graced the Billboard Hot 100, and 61 hits that charted in the UK, solidifying her status as one of the most successful songwriters in American history. Her journey began in the legendary Brill Building, where she and her former husband, lyricist Gerry Goffin, crafted some of the most defining songs of the 1960s. King's discography is a treasure trove of timeless classics, including "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," "Will You Love Me Tomorrow," and "It's Too Late." Beyond her songwriting prowess, King's solo work as a singer-songwriter and pianist has captivated audiences worldwide, making her a beloved figure in the realms of singer-songwriter and folk rock genres. Her story has also inspired a critically acclaimed musical, "Beautiful," which chronicles her rise to stardom.