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Carole King Thoroughbred Album and Tour 1976 Wrap Around Joy Tour 1974  Thoroughbred 1976 Label: Ode Records Tracks: 1. So Many Ways (C. King) 2. Daughter Of Light (C. King, G. Goffin) 3. High Out Of Time (C. King, G. Goffin) 4. Only Love Is Real (C. King) 5. There's A Space Between Us (C. King) 6. I'd Like To Know You Better (C. King) 7. We All Have To Be Alone (C. King, G. Goffin) 8. Ambrosia (C. King, D. Palmer) 9. Still Here Thinking Of You (C. King, G. Goffin) 10. It's Gonna Work Out Fine (C. King) Credits: David Crosby - Background Vocals (3, 6) Carole King - Vocals (1 -10), Keyboards (1 - 10), Background Vocals (1 - 10) Danny “Kootch” Kortchmar - Electric Guitar (2 - 10) Russ Kunkel - Drums (2 - 10) Ralph McDonald - Percussion (2 - 10) Graham Nash - Background Vocals (3, 6) Tom Scott - Soprano and Tenor Saxophones Leland Sklar - Bass (2 - 10) J. D. Souther - Background Vocals (8) James Taylor - Acoustic Guitar (9), Background Vocals (3, 5, 6) Robert "Waddy" Wachtel - Electric Guitar (2 - 10) Lou Adler - Producer Hank Cicalo - Engineer Milt Calice - Assistant Engineer Chuck Beeson - Photography "Daughter of Light" "High Out of Time" “Only Love Is Real” "There's a Space Between Us" "I'd Like to Know You Better" "We All Have To Be Alone" "Ambrosia" "Still Here Thinking of You" "It's Gonna Work Out Fine" 1974 Wrap Around Joy Tour Band Members: Carole King - Vocals, Piano Waddy Wachtel - Guitar Craig Doerge - Keyboards Danny Kortchmar - Guitar Leland Sklar - Bass Russ Kunkel - Drums "I remember attending a King concert at Pauley Pavilion after the release of Wrap Around Joy - she let Waddy Wachtel handle every solo..." - Phil Gallo Daily Variety ”Following his Everly Brothers days, Waddy spent some time forming a band with guitarist Lindsey Buckingham and singer Stevie Nicks, currently with Fleetwood Mac, but clashing musical sensibilities left him dissatisfied. He decided to hit the road with singer Carole King in the fall of 1974, and was asked to play on her Thoroughbred album; subsequently his name began to circulate around Los Angeles.” -Guitar Player (10/1979), Waddy Wachtel: Rock Sideman, Pop Producer, Touring Guitarist-by Steve Fishell Article with Photos (Note: If anyone has more info on the tour dates, venues and set list please Contact me.) 1976 Thoroughbred Tour: Touring Band: Carole King - Vocals, Piano, Guitar Waddy Wachtel - Guitar, Vocals Bobbye Hall - Percussion Doyle Hough - Guitar, Vocals Clarence McDonald - Keyboards Leland Sklar - Bass, Vocals Russ Kunkel - Drums February 29, 1976, Boston Music Hall, Boston, Ma. Set List: First Set: Song Of Long Ago Beautiful Home Again Tapestry Golden Man So Far Away Been To Canaan Alabaster Lady Listen To The Music Playing Way Over Yonder Second Set: tuning It's Too Late I Want To Believe Sweet Seasons Space Between Us Daughter Of Light onstage banter Smackwater Jack Ambrosia introductions Jazz Man I'd Like To Know You Better Boy From The Country High Out Of Time Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? Up On The Roof The Locomotion I Feel The Earth Move First Encore: Only Love You've Got A Friend Second Encore: [You Make Me Feel Like] A Natural Woman (Note: This set list was obtained from an audience recording made by Steve Hopkins at the gig. Source) March 7 - During Carole's final of three appearances at New York's Beacon Theatre, Bruce Springsteen joins her on-stage for a rollicking version of "The Loco-Motion." (Note: If anyone has more info on the tour dates, venues and set list please Contact me.)   Her Greatest Hits: Songs of Long Ago 1978 Label: Ode Tracks: 1. Jazzman 2. So Far Away 3. Sweet Seasons 4. Brother, Brother 5. Only Love Is Real - from Thoroughbred 1976 Audio 6. I Feel the Earth Move 7. It's Too Late 8. Nightingale 9. Been to Canaan 10. Smackwater Jack 11. Corazón 12. Believe in Humanity 13. Eventually [Live] 14. (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman [Live] Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar, Guitar Solo (5) See also: “A Tribute to Nicolette Larson: Lotta Love Concert” 1998 Outside Link: Carole King Web Site | Cowsills 'II X II' | Everly Brothers | Curt Boettcher | Buckingham Nicks | Lambert & Nuttycombe | Dory Previn | Judi Pulver | Allan Taylor | Waddy Wachtel single | Atlee Yeager | Bridey Murphy | Jorge Calderon | Fleetwood Mac | Kenny Rankin | Splinter | John Stewart | Maxine Sellers | Guthrie Thomas | Nickey Barclay | Barbi Benton | Jackson Browne | Michael Dinner | Dunn and Rubini | Andrew Gold | Arlo Guthrie | Peter Ivers | Carole King | Maria Muldaur | Allan Rich | Robbin Thompson | John Reid | Linda Ronstadt | Tom Snow | J. D. 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