Carole King Chooses Home Life Over Publicity
Carole King, 30, prioritizes family over interviews and touring. She rarely talks to press, keeps her private life away from scrutiny, and recently opened at Merriweather Post Pavilion while living in Laurel Canyon with her children. Her early career with Gerry Goffin produced hits like Up on the Roof and The Locomotion as part of enduring 1960s songwriting teams.
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In Carpenter Baptist services mothers were honored with flowers. Tina Radekin received a Bible upon high school graduation. A Kentucky commencement saw Jimmy Walker graduate, while Carole King rose from anonymity to stardom with Tapestry in 1971 and later albums. King bought a farm in New Canaan and raised her children daily in an old VW squareback.
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