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Thoroughbred is Carole King's seventh studio album, released in 1976 on Lou Adler's Ode label. It is a pop-rock and soft-rock singer-songwriter record with ten tracks, including Only Love Is Real, High Out of Time, and We All Have to Be Alone. Guest performers include James Taylor, David Crosby, Graham Nash, J.D. Souther, and Danny Kortchmar, while King contributes vocals, piano, guitar, keyboards, synthesizer, and songwriting.
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When was Carole King's Thoroughbred released?
Thoroughbred was released in 1976 as Carole King's seventh studio album. It appeared on Lou Adler's Ode label.
Which songs are on Carole King's Thoroughbred?
The ten-track album includes Only Love Is Real, High Out of Time, and We All Have to Be Alone. It is a pop-rock and soft-rock singer-songwriter record.
Who played on Thoroughbred besides Carole King?
Guest performers include James Taylor, who appears among the musicians associated with the album. The record remains a Carole King studio project released through Ode.
What style of music is Thoroughbred?
Thoroughbred is generally described as pop-rock and soft rock. Its 1976 production places Carole King's singer-songwriter writing within a polished studio setting.
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