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We have around 29 most liked photos of Carole King with the thumbnails listed below. Click on any of them to view the full image along with its caption, like count, and a button to download the photo.

Carole King Instagram - Happy birthday @taylorswift ❤️
And the beat goes on…
#taylorswift #caroleking #1989

📷 @kevinmazur @gettyimages
Carole King Instagram - Congratulations to my friend @taylorswift, on being named the @time magazine Person Of The Year. So proud of you!

📷 @elissa_kline
Carole King Instagram - Happy birthday @jayz !

📷  @elissa_kline
Carole King Instagram - Carole in Idaho. 
September 2023

📷 @elissa_kline
Carole King Instagram - Happy birthday Bruce Springsteen 
🎂 ❤️ 🎸
Carole King Instagram - #REPOST @lostcanyonsla
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“It really was a perfect moment, that Laurel Canyon period. Carole lived up there, Joni and I lived in her house there for the better part of a year. The record companies were relatively benign and there were people in them who cared about the music and the artists – it hadn’t become a corporate monolith yet. There was a sense of there being a community: myself, Jackson Browne, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Crosby, Stills and Nash. David Geffen was in the mix a lot. Linda Ronstadt, Peter Asher, Harry Nilsson. You know, it was pretty much what they say. Things really worked well.” - James Taylor, seen here with Carole King in 1971. 

📷 Michael Webb/Keystone/Getty Images

#jamestaylor #caroleking #jonimitchell #jacksonbrowne #crosbystillsandnash #lindaronstadt #harrynilsson #davidgeffen #laurelcanyon
Carole King Instagram - Happy 80th birthday dear Joni! 💙
Here we are, half a century ago,  recording “Will You Love Me Tomorrow”  at A & M Studios. 

Photo: Jim McCrary
Courtesy Lou Adler / Ode Records
Carole King Instagram - 82.

📷 @elissa_kline
Carole King Instagram - Carole in Idaho, 2023.

📷 @elissa_kline
Carole King Instagram - Backstage at Carnegie Hall with  James Taylor. 

James accompanied Carole on "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?", "Up on the Roof", and "You've Got a Friend".
Carole King Instagram - Tapestry photo shoot.

Photo: Jim McCrary 
Courtesy Lou Adler/ Ode Record
Carole King Instagram - On This Day 1971 (February 10, 1971) Carole King releases her seminal album Tapestry.  The album cover features the barefoot, 29-year-old singer sitting on a window sill in the living room of her Laurel Canyon home while her cat, Telemachus, peers into the camera. King holds a needlepoint tapestry she’s recently finished, which gave her the idea for the title track and inspired the album’s concept.

 Before the release of Tapestry, most were unfamiliar with Carole King, at least by name, but they certainly knew her work. During the previous decade, King and her then-husband Gerry Goffin were Brill Building scribes (via Aldon Music) who churned out enduring hits like “The Loco-Motion,” “One Fine Day,” “I’m Into Something Good” and the Aretha Franklin anthem “You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman.”

 King identified as a songwriter and only performed as a means to share her songs – plus she had stage fright. After her close friend James Taylor encouraged her to pursue a singing career, she recorded her debut album, Writer. But it’s Tapestry that brings her, and the singer-songwriter genre, to the heights of fame.
 #CaroleKing #Tapestry 

  Via: @ucoofficial @rockhistation
Carole King Instagram - Happy birthday to my friend @sarabareilles ❤️ 🎹 💫

📷 @elissa_kline
Carole King Instagram - Raise your hand if you’ve ever related to the lyrics of “It’s Too Late.”

Though people often mistakenly attribute the lyrics to me, they were written by Toni Stern. It was more than a half century ago when she handed them to me, typewritten, on a sheet of paper. I remember sitting down at the piano with the lyrics on the stand and hearing the music come out of me pretty much as you hear it on Tapestry.

Toni passed away on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. 😢 She was the first person after Gerry Goffin that I wrote with and had hits with, for example, “Where You Lead” and “Sweet Seasons.” When I moved to California in 1968, she was the epitome of a free-spirited Laurel Canyon woman. She lived in a hillside house with her dog, Arf, surrounded by books, record albums, plants and macrame.

We both had curly hair, and she called me “Curly Girl.” We shared a love for horses, and we wanted everyone in the world to be kind and compassionate.

Toni was also a poet. Her poems, not necessarily in rhyme, are quirky observations or anecdotes that take a surprising turn. Often, on my first read, they evoked a chuckle. You can find her poems on Instagram @tonisternpoet.

In the hereafter I imagine Toni riding bareback on a horse on a beach thinking of new ways to say things we all feel. And I know she’d join me in being grateful that our connection continues to live on in your appreciation of our songs.

My deepest sympathy to Toni’s lifelong partner, Jerry, and her family and friends. 🙏🏻
Carole King Instagram - Raise your hand if you’ve ever related to the lyrics of “It’s Too Late.”

Though people often mistakenly attribute the lyrics to me, they were written by Toni Stern. It was more than a half century ago when she handed them to me, typewritten, on a sheet of paper. I remember sitting down at the piano with the lyrics on the stand and hearing the music come out of me pretty much as you hear it on Tapestry.

Toni passed away on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. 😢 She was the first person after Gerry Goffin that I wrote with and had hits with, for example, “Where You Lead” and “Sweet Seasons.” When I moved to California in 1968, she was the epitome of a free-spirited Laurel Canyon woman. She lived in a hillside house with her dog, Arf, surrounded by books, record albums, plants and macrame.

We both had curly hair, and she called me “Curly Girl.” We shared a love for horses, and we wanted everyone in the world to be kind and compassionate.

Toni was also a poet. Her poems, not necessarily in rhyme, are quirky observations or anecdotes that take a surprising turn. Often, on my first read, they evoked a chuckle. You can find her poems on Instagram @tonisternpoet.

In the hereafter I imagine Toni riding bareback on a horse on a beach thinking of new ways to say things we all feel. And I know she’d join me in being grateful that our connection continues to live on in your appreciation of our songs.

My deepest sympathy to Toni’s lifelong partner, Jerry, and her family and friends. 🙏🏻
Carole King Instagram - Raise your hand if you’ve ever related to the lyrics of “It’s Too Late.”

Though people often mistakenly attribute the lyrics to me, they were written by Toni Stern. It was more than a half century ago when she handed them to me, typewritten, on a sheet of paper. I remember sitting down at the piano with the lyrics on the stand and hearing the music come out of me pretty much as you hear it on Tapestry.

Toni passed away on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. 😢 She was the first person after Gerry Goffin that I wrote with and had hits with, for example, “Where You Lead” and “Sweet Seasons.” When I moved to California in 1968, she was the epitome of a free-spirited Laurel Canyon woman. She lived in a hillside house with her dog, Arf, surrounded by books, record albums, plants and macrame.

We both had curly hair, and she called me “Curly Girl.” We shared a love for horses, and we wanted everyone in the world to be kind and compassionate.

Toni was also a poet. Her poems, not necessarily in rhyme, are quirky observations or anecdotes that take a surprising turn. Often, on my first read, they evoked a chuckle. You can find her poems on Instagram @tonisternpoet.

In the hereafter I imagine Toni riding bareback on a horse on a beach thinking of new ways to say things we all feel. And I know she’d join me in being grateful that our connection continues to live on in your appreciation of our songs.

My deepest sympathy to Toni’s lifelong partner, Jerry, and her family and friends. 🙏🏻
Carole King Instagram - #monday 

📷 @photorama2
Kirsten Shultz Photography
Carole King Instagram - #blackhistorymonth
Carole King Instagram - Happy birthday Jackson!
Carole King Instagram -
Carole King Instagram - Remembering the late, great #BBKing on his birthday.
 Photo by Herb Ritts
Carole King Instagram - Need some motivation? 
Look no further than 17-year-old Carole King making a name for herself as a woman composer in a field traditionally dominated by men. 
Photo courtesy of Sony Music Archives
Carole King Instagram - Need some motivation? 
Look no further than 17-year-old Carole King making a name for herself as a woman composer in a field traditionally dominated by men. 
Photo courtesy of Sony Music Archives
Carole King Instagram - Need some motivation? 
Look no further than 17-year-old Carole King making a name for herself as a woman composer in a field traditionally dominated by men. 
Photo courtesy of Sony Music Archives
Carole King Instagram - Happy birthday dear Paul. 

📷 Sony Music Archives
1959
Carole King Instagram - “One of the things that I try to be conscious about in crafting a song is the concept of bringing it home. I like to bring it somewhere familiar, someplace that people feel it's resolved, it's settled.” - Carole King. 

📷 Jim McCrary 
Courtesy Lou Adler/Ode Records
Carole King Instagram - 1971
📷 Jim McCrary 
Courtesy Lou Adler/Ode Records
Carole King Instagram - Carole at the ranch, 1992

📷 Kurt Marcus
Carole King - 88.6K Likes - Happy birthday @taylorswift ❤️
And the beat goes on…
#taylorswift #caroleking #1989

📷 @kevinmazur @gettyimages

88.6K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday @taylorswift ❤️ And the beat goes on… #taylorswift #caroleking #1989 📷 @kevinmazur @gettyimages
Likes : 88573
Carole King - 77.4K Likes - Congratulations to my friend @taylorswift, on being named the @time magazine Person Of The Year. So proud of you!

📷 @elissa_kline

77.4K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Congratulations to my friend @taylorswift, on being named the @time magazine Person Of The Year. So proud of you! 📷 @elissa_kline
Likes : 77351
Carole King - 43.4K Likes - Happy birthday @jayz !

📷  @elissa_kline

43.4K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday @jayz ! 📷 @elissa_kline
Likes : 43445
Carole King - 22K Likes - Carole in Idaho. 
September 2023

📷 @elissa_kline

22K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Carole in Idaho. September 2023 📷 @elissa_kline
Likes : 22045
Carole King - 15.6K Likes - Happy birthday Bruce Springsteen 
🎂 ❤️ 🎸

15.6K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday Bruce Springsteen 🎂 ❤️ 🎸
Likes : 15588
Carole King - 15.2K Likes - #REPOST @lostcanyonsla
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“It really was a perfect moment, that Laurel Canyon period. Carole lived up there, Joni and I lived in her house there for the better part of a year. The record companies were relatively benign and there were people in them who cared about the music and the artists – it hadn’t become a corporate monolith yet. There was a sense of there being a community: myself, Jackson Browne, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Crosby, Stills and Nash. David Geffen was in the mix a lot. Linda Ronstadt, Peter Asher, Harry Nilsson. You know, it was pretty much what they say. Things really worked well.” - James Taylor, seen here with Carole King in 1971. 

📷 Michael Webb/Keystone/Getty Images

#jamestaylor #caroleking #jonimitchell #jacksonbrowne #crosbystillsandnash #lindaronstadt #harrynilsson #davidgeffen #laurelcanyon

15.2K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : #REPOST @lostcanyonsla . “It really was a perfect moment, that Laurel Canyon period. Carole lived up there, Joni and I lived in her house there for the better part of a year. The record companies were relatively benign and there were people in them who cared about the music and the artists – it hadn’t become a corporate monolith yet. There was a sense of there being a community: myself, Jackson Browne, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Crosby, Stills and Nash. David Geffen was in the mix a lot. Linda Ronstadt, Peter Asher, Harry Nilsson. You know, it was pretty much what they say. Things really worked well.” – James Taylor, seen here with Carole King in 1971. 📷 Michael Webb/Keystone/Getty Images #jamestaylor #caroleking #jonimitchell #jacksonbrowne #crosbystillsandnash #lindaronstadt #harrynilsson #davidgeffen #laurelcanyon
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Carole King - 14.5K Likes - Happy 80th birthday dear Joni! 💙
Here we are, half a century ago,  recording “Will You Love Me Tomorrow”  at A & M Studios. 

Photo: Jim McCrary
Courtesy Lou Adler / Ode Records

14.5K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Happy 80th birthday dear Joni! 💙 Here we are, half a century ago, recording “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” at A & M Studios. Photo: Jim McCrary Courtesy Lou Adler / Ode Records
Likes : 14546
Carole King - 13.2K Likes - 82.

📷 @elissa_kline

13.2K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : 82. 📷 @elissa_kline
Likes : 13248
Carole King - 12.2K Likes - Carole in Idaho, 2023.

📷 @elissa_kline

12.2K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Carole in Idaho, 2023. 📷 @elissa_kline
Likes : 12159
Carole King - 11.5K Likes - Backstage at Carnegie Hall with  James Taylor. 

James accompanied Carole on "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?", "Up on the Roof", and "You've Got a Friend".

11.5K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Backstage at Carnegie Hall with James Taylor. James accompanied Carole on “Will You Love Me Tomorrow?”, “Up on the Roof”, and “You’ve Got a Friend”.
Likes : 11519
Carole King - 11.1K Likes - Tapestry photo shoot.

Photo: Jim McCrary 
Courtesy Lou Adler/ Ode Record

11.1K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Tapestry photo shoot. Photo: Jim McCrary Courtesy Lou Adler/ Ode Record
Likes : 11081
Carole King - 8.9K Likes - On This Day 1971 (February 10, 1971) Carole King releases her seminal album Tapestry.  The album cover features the barefoot, 29-year-old singer sitting on a window sill in the living room of her Laurel Canyon home while her cat, Telemachus, peers into the camera. King holds a needlepoint tapestry she’s recently finished, which gave her the idea for the title track and inspired the album’s concept.

 Before the release of Tapestry, most were unfamiliar with Carole King, at least by name, but they certainly knew her work. During the previous decade, King and her then-husband Gerry Goffin were Brill Building scribes (via Aldon Music) who churned out enduring hits like “The Loco-Motion,” “One Fine Day,” “I’m Into Something Good” and the Aretha Franklin anthem “You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman.”

 King identified as a songwriter and only performed as a means to share her songs – plus she had stage fright. After her close friend James Taylor encouraged her to pursue a singing career, she recorded her debut album, Writer. But it’s Tapestry that brings her, and the singer-songwriter genre, to the heights of fame.
 #CaroleKing #Tapestry 

  Via: @ucoofficial @rockhistation

8.9K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : On This Day 1971 (February 10, 1971) Carole King releases her seminal album Tapestry. The album cover features the barefoot, 29-year-old singer sitting on a window sill in the living room of her Laurel Canyon home while her cat, Telemachus, peers into the camera. King holds a needlepoint tapestry she’s recently finished, which gave her the idea for the title track and inspired the album’s concept. Before the release of Tapestry, most were unfamiliar with Carole King, at least by name, but they certainly knew her work. During the previous decade, King and her then-husband Gerry Goffin were Brill Building scribes (via Aldon Music) who churned out enduring hits like “The Loco-Motion,” “One Fine Day,” “I’m Into Something Good” and the Aretha Franklin anthem “You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman.” King identified as a songwriter and only performed as a means to share her songs – plus she had stage fright. After her close friend James Taylor encouraged her to pursue a singing career, she recorded her debut album, Writer. But it’s Tapestry that brings her, and the singer-songwriter genre, to the heights of fame. #CaroleKing #Tapestry Via: @ucoofficial @rockhistation
Likes : 8904
Carole King - 8.5K Likes - Happy birthday to my friend @sarabareilles ❤️ 🎹 💫

📷 @elissa_kline

8.5K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday to my friend @sarabareilles ❤️ 🎹 💫 📷 @elissa_kline
Likes : 8497
Carole King - 8.4K Likes - Raise your hand if you’ve ever related to the lyrics of “It’s Too Late.”

Though people often mistakenly attribute the lyrics to me, they were written by Toni Stern. It was more than a half century ago when she handed them to me, typewritten, on a sheet of paper. I remember sitting down at the piano with the lyrics on the stand and hearing the music come out of me pretty much as you hear it on Tapestry.

Toni passed away on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. 😢 She was the first person after Gerry Goffin that I wrote with and had hits with, for example, “Where You Lead” and “Sweet Seasons.” When I moved to California in 1968, she was the epitome of a free-spirited Laurel Canyon woman. She lived in a hillside house with her dog, Arf, surrounded by books, record albums, plants and macrame.

We both had curly hair, and she called me “Curly Girl.” We shared a love for horses, and we wanted everyone in the world to be kind and compassionate.

Toni was also a poet. Her poems, not necessarily in rhyme, are quirky observations or anecdotes that take a surprising turn. Often, on my first read, they evoked a chuckle. You can find her poems on Instagram @tonisternpoet.

In the hereafter I imagine Toni riding bareback on a horse on a beach thinking of new ways to say things we all feel. And I know she’d join me in being grateful that our connection continues to live on in your appreciation of our songs.

My deepest sympathy to Toni’s lifelong partner, Jerry, and her family and friends. 🙏🏻

8.4K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Raise your hand if you’ve ever related to the lyrics of “It’s Too Late.” Though people often mistakenly attribute the lyrics to me, they were written by Toni Stern. It was more than a half century ago when she handed them to me, typewritten, on a sheet of paper. I remember sitting down at the piano with the lyrics on the stand and hearing the music come out of me pretty much as you hear it on Tapestry. Toni passed away on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. 😢 She was the first person after Gerry Goffin that I wrote with and had hits with, for example, “Where You Lead” and “Sweet Seasons.” When I moved to California in 1968, she was the epitome of a free-spirited Laurel Canyon woman. She lived in a hillside house with her dog, Arf, surrounded by books, record albums, plants and macrame. We both had curly hair, and she called me “Curly Girl.” We shared a love for horses, and we wanted everyone in the world to be kind and compassionate. Toni was also a poet. Her poems, not necessarily in rhyme, are quirky observations or anecdotes that take a surprising turn. Often, on my first read, they evoked a chuckle. You can find her poems on Instagram @tonisternpoet. In the hereafter I imagine Toni riding bareback on a horse on a beach thinking of new ways to say things we all feel. And I know she’d join me in being grateful that our connection continues to live on in your appreciation of our songs. My deepest sympathy to Toni’s lifelong partner, Jerry, and her family and friends. 🙏🏻
Likes : 8402
Carole King - 8.4K Likes - Raise your hand if you’ve ever related to the lyrics of “It’s Too Late.”

Though people often mistakenly attribute the lyrics to me, they were written by Toni Stern. It was more than a half century ago when she handed them to me, typewritten, on a sheet of paper. I remember sitting down at the piano with the lyrics on the stand and hearing the music come out of me pretty much as you hear it on Tapestry.

Toni passed away on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. 😢 She was the first person after Gerry Goffin that I wrote with and had hits with, for example, “Where You Lead” and “Sweet Seasons.” When I moved to California in 1968, she was the epitome of a free-spirited Laurel Canyon woman. She lived in a hillside house with her dog, Arf, surrounded by books, record albums, plants and macrame.

We both had curly hair, and she called me “Curly Girl.” We shared a love for horses, and we wanted everyone in the world to be kind and compassionate.

Toni was also a poet. Her poems, not necessarily in rhyme, are quirky observations or anecdotes that take a surprising turn. Often, on my first read, they evoked a chuckle. You can find her poems on Instagram @tonisternpoet.

In the hereafter I imagine Toni riding bareback on a horse on a beach thinking of new ways to say things we all feel. And I know she’d join me in being grateful that our connection continues to live on in your appreciation of our songs.

My deepest sympathy to Toni’s lifelong partner, Jerry, and her family and friends. 🙏🏻

8.4K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Raise your hand if you’ve ever related to the lyrics of “It’s Too Late.” Though people often mistakenly attribute the lyrics to me, they were written by Toni Stern. It was more than a half century ago when she handed them to me, typewritten, on a sheet of paper. I remember sitting down at the piano with the lyrics on the stand and hearing the music come out of me pretty much as you hear it on Tapestry. Toni passed away on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. 😢 She was the first person after Gerry Goffin that I wrote with and had hits with, for example, “Where You Lead” and “Sweet Seasons.” When I moved to California in 1968, she was the epitome of a free-spirited Laurel Canyon woman. She lived in a hillside house with her dog, Arf, surrounded by books, record albums, plants and macrame. We both had curly hair, and she called me “Curly Girl.” We shared a love for horses, and we wanted everyone in the world to be kind and compassionate. Toni was also a poet. Her poems, not necessarily in rhyme, are quirky observations or anecdotes that take a surprising turn. Often, on my first read, they evoked a chuckle. You can find her poems on Instagram @tonisternpoet. In the hereafter I imagine Toni riding bareback on a horse on a beach thinking of new ways to say things we all feel. And I know she’d join me in being grateful that our connection continues to live on in your appreciation of our songs. My deepest sympathy to Toni’s lifelong partner, Jerry, and her family and friends. 🙏🏻
Likes : 8402
Carole King - 8.4K Likes - Raise your hand if you’ve ever related to the lyrics of “It’s Too Late.”

Though people often mistakenly attribute the lyrics to me, they were written by Toni Stern. It was more than a half century ago when she handed them to me, typewritten, on a sheet of paper. I remember sitting down at the piano with the lyrics on the stand and hearing the music come out of me pretty much as you hear it on Tapestry.

Toni passed away on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. 😢 She was the first person after Gerry Goffin that I wrote with and had hits with, for example, “Where You Lead” and “Sweet Seasons.” When I moved to California in 1968, she was the epitome of a free-spirited Laurel Canyon woman. She lived in a hillside house with her dog, Arf, surrounded by books, record albums, plants and macrame.

We both had curly hair, and she called me “Curly Girl.” We shared a love for horses, and we wanted everyone in the world to be kind and compassionate.

Toni was also a poet. Her poems, not necessarily in rhyme, are quirky observations or anecdotes that take a surprising turn. Often, on my first read, they evoked a chuckle. You can find her poems on Instagram @tonisternpoet.

In the hereafter I imagine Toni riding bareback on a horse on a beach thinking of new ways to say things we all feel. And I know she’d join me in being grateful that our connection continues to live on in your appreciation of our songs.

My deepest sympathy to Toni’s lifelong partner, Jerry, and her family and friends. 🙏🏻

8.4K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Raise your hand if you’ve ever related to the lyrics of “It’s Too Late.” Though people often mistakenly attribute the lyrics to me, they were written by Toni Stern. It was more than a half century ago when she handed them to me, typewritten, on a sheet of paper. I remember sitting down at the piano with the lyrics on the stand and hearing the music come out of me pretty much as you hear it on Tapestry. Toni passed away on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. 😢 She was the first person after Gerry Goffin that I wrote with and had hits with, for example, “Where You Lead” and “Sweet Seasons.” When I moved to California in 1968, she was the epitome of a free-spirited Laurel Canyon woman. She lived in a hillside house with her dog, Arf, surrounded by books, record albums, plants and macrame. We both had curly hair, and she called me “Curly Girl.” We shared a love for horses, and we wanted everyone in the world to be kind and compassionate. Toni was also a poet. Her poems, not necessarily in rhyme, are quirky observations or anecdotes that take a surprising turn. Often, on my first read, they evoked a chuckle. You can find her poems on Instagram @tonisternpoet. In the hereafter I imagine Toni riding bareback on a horse on a beach thinking of new ways to say things we all feel. And I know she’d join me in being grateful that our connection continues to live on in your appreciation of our songs. My deepest sympathy to Toni’s lifelong partner, Jerry, and her family and friends. 🙏🏻
Likes : 8402
Carole King - 8.2K Likes - #monday 

📷 @photorama2
Kirsten Shultz Photography

8.2K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : #monday 📷 @photorama2 Kirsten Shultz Photography
Likes : 8226
Carole King - 7.1K Likes - #blackhistorymonth

7.1K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : #blackhistorymonth
Likes : 7079
Carole King - 7.1K Likes - Happy birthday Jackson!

7.1K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday Jackson!
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Carole King - 7K Likes -

7K Likes – Carole King Instagram

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Carole King - 6.7K Likes - Remembering the late, great #BBKing on his birthday.
 Photo by Herb Ritts

6.7K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Remembering the late, great #BBKing on his birthday. Photo by Herb Ritts
Likes : 6706
Carole King - 6.2K Likes - Need some motivation? 
Look no further than 17-year-old Carole King making a name for herself as a woman composer in a field traditionally dominated by men. 
Photo courtesy of Sony Music Archives

6.2K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Need some motivation? Look no further than 17-year-old Carole King making a name for herself as a woman composer in a field traditionally dominated by men. Photo courtesy of Sony Music Archives
Likes : 6173
Carole King - 6.2K Likes - Need some motivation? 
Look no further than 17-year-old Carole King making a name for herself as a woman composer in a field traditionally dominated by men. 
Photo courtesy of Sony Music Archives

6.2K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Need some motivation? Look no further than 17-year-old Carole King making a name for herself as a woman composer in a field traditionally dominated by men. Photo courtesy of Sony Music Archives
Likes : 6173
Carole King - 6.2K Likes - Need some motivation? 
Look no further than 17-year-old Carole King making a name for herself as a woman composer in a field traditionally dominated by men. 
Photo courtesy of Sony Music Archives

6.2K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Need some motivation? Look no further than 17-year-old Carole King making a name for herself as a woman composer in a field traditionally dominated by men. Photo courtesy of Sony Music Archives
Likes : 6173
Carole King - 6.2K Likes - Happy birthday dear Paul. 

📷 Sony Music Archives
1959

6.2K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday dear Paul. 📷 Sony Music Archives 1959
Likes : 6156
Carole King - 5.9K Likes - “One of the things that I try to be conscious about in crafting a song is the concept of bringing it home. I like to bring it somewhere familiar, someplace that people feel it's resolved, it's settled.” - Carole King. 

📷 Jim McCrary 
Courtesy Lou Adler/Ode Records

5.9K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : “One of the things that I try to be conscious about in crafting a song is the concept of bringing it home. I like to bring it somewhere familiar, someplace that people feel it’s resolved, it’s settled.” – Carole King. 📷 Jim McCrary Courtesy Lou Adler/Ode Records
Likes : 5900
Carole King - 5.6K Likes - 1971
📷 Jim McCrary 
Courtesy Lou Adler/Ode Records

5.6K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : 1971 📷 Jim McCrary Courtesy Lou Adler/Ode Records
Likes : 5555
Carole King - 5.4K Likes - Carole at the ranch, 1992

📷 Kurt Marcus

5.4K Likes – Carole King Instagram

Caption : Carole at the ranch, 1992 📷 Kurt Marcus
Likes : 5436