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| Track Listing 1. Love Makes the World 2. You Can Do Anything 3. Reason, The 4. I Wasn't Gonna Fall in Love 5. I Don't Know 6. Oh No Not My Baby 7. It Could Have Been Anyone 8. Monday Without You 9. Uncommon Love, An 10. You Will Find Me There 11. Safe Again 12. This Time
Album Notes Personnel includes: Carole King (vocals, piano); Celine Dion, K.D. Lang (vocals); Steve Hamilton, Dean Parks (acoustic & electric guitars); Gary Burr (acoustic guitar); Babyface (guitar, keyboards, drums, programming, background vocals); Greg Well (electric guitar, drums); Michael Landau, Rusty Anderson, Paul Jackson, Jr., Rudy Guess (electric guitar); Endre Granat, Julie Ann Gigante (violin); Brian Dembow, David Walther (viola); John Walz, Arman Ksjikian (cello); David Shostac (flute); Barbara Northcutt (oboe); David Boruff (saxophone); Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Jim Thatcher (French horn); David Foster (piano, keyboards); CJ Vanston (piano, programming); Nathan East (bass); Russ Kunkel (drums); Steven Tyler (background vocals). Engineers include: Humberto Gatica, Chris Brooke, Rudy Guess. Following an eight-year hiatus, Carole King resurfaced in 2001 with LOVE MAKES THE WORLD, a solid collection of songs that find this legendary songsmith's skills and piano playing still sharply honed. Pulling off the mean feat of crafting adult pop that doesn't sound contrived or insipid, King delivers on the harmony-laden "I Don't Know" and the chugging rock of "Monday Without You." Another pleasant surprise is the number of famous guests whose involvement comes off sounding more organic than the typical major-label star turns. k.d. Lang proves to be a fitting duet partner on the lush "An Uncommon Love," Babyface blends in beautifully on "You Can Do Anything," and Wynton Marsalis delivers a smooth trumpet solo on the hook-laden "I Wasn't Gonna Fall In Love." Longtime fans will also be thrilled to hear King's re-arrangement of her "Oh No Not My Baby," a '60s hit originally penned for Maxine Brown that loses none of its soul thanks to Carole's raspy delivery. LOVE MAKES THE WORLD is a welcome return from a legend who was sorely missed. Editorial Reviews Mojo (11/01/2001) Q (11/01/2001) | Find errors in the product description? Submit a catalog update request now. | ||||||||||||||
Reviews  Still Has The StuffReview created: 10/07/06 by:  Carole King shows that she's not just a past thing. Her vocal ability has improved and of course her writing is wonderful. I like the fact that the writing style is true to herself. She hasn't changed to be popular. She is, as they say, "Dancing with who brung ya'" If you like Carole King's style, she hasn't changed. It's still great! Review ID: 10000000002043409 Was this review helpful? Report this review |
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