Rent Carole King: Live at Montreux 1973 (1973)
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1h 4min
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- Synopsis:
Carole King's very first performance outside of the U.S. took place in 1973, at The Montreux Pavillon as part of the world-famous Montreux Jazz Festival. Released for the very first time, this concert film was captured two years after she altered the course of pop history with 'Tapestry', and one month after she issued the album 'Fantasy'. Carole performs with heartfelt energy, playing classic hits such as "It's Too Late", "I Feel the Earth Move", "You've Got a Friend" plus standout tracks from 'Fantasy' - "Believe in Humanity" and "Corazón" - as she is backed by an ensemble of top musicians. Carole King is one of most successful songwriters of the 20th Century, winning 10 Grammy Awards and selling over 75 million records.
Tracklisting:
- I Feel the Earth Move
- Smackwater Jack
- Home Again
- Beautiful
- Up on the Roof
- It's Too Late
- Fantasy Beginning
- You've Been Around Too Long
- Being at War with Each Other
- That's How Things Go Down
- Haywood
- A Quiet Place to Live
- You Light Up My Life
- Corazon
- Believe in Humanity
- Fantasy End
- You've Got a Friend
- (You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman- Actors:
- Carole King
- Directors:
- Claude Nobs, Mathieu Jaton
- Producers:
- Geof Kempin, Terry Shand
- Studio:
- Eagle Vision
- Genres:
- Documentary, Music & Musicals, Performing Arts, Special Interest
