Wrap Around Joy

~ Release by Carole King (see all versions of this release, 38 available)

Tracklist

▼ 8-Track Cartridge 1
#	Title	Rating	Length
A1	Nightingale assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler background vocals: Louise Goffin and Sherry Goffin phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: Nightingale writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??
A2	Jazzman assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler solo saxophone: Tom Scott (saxophonist, Blues Brothers, LA Express, Starsky & Hutch) phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: Jazzman writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)	4	?:??
A3	You Go Your Way, I’ll Go Mine assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: You Go Your Way, I’ll Go Mine writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??
B1	Change in Mind, Change of Heart assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: Change in Mind, Change of Heart writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??
B2	You’re Something New assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: You’re Something New writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??
B3	Wrap Around Joy assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler solo saxophone: Jim Horn (saxophonist, hornist, flutist and oboist) phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: Wrap Around Joy writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??
C1	We Are All in This Together assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler choir vocals: The Eddie Kendricks Singers phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: We Are All in This Together writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??
C2	Sweet Adonis assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: Sweet Adonis writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??
C3	A Night This Side of Dying assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: A Night This Side of Dying writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??
D1	You Gentle Me assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: You Gentle Me writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??
D2	My Lovin’ Eyes assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: My Lovin’ Eyes writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??
D3	The Best Is Yet to Come assistant engineer: Milt Calice engineer: Norm Kinney producer: Lou Adler phonographic copyright (℗) by: A&M Records (in 1974) and Ode Records (1967–78; reactivated in 1989 as Ode Sounds & Visuals) (in 1974) recording of: The Best Is Yet to Come writer: Carole King and David Palmer (early Steely Dan vocalist) publisher: Colgems-EMI Music Inc., ELORAC Music and Colgems Music Corp. (in 1974)		?:??

Credits

Release

photography:	Richard Fegley
graphic design:	Chuck Beeson (Art director & graphics designer)
bass:	Charles Larkey
bass [basses]:	Richard Feves Sue Ranney (double bass)
cello [cellos]:	Fred Seykora Godfried Hoogeveen Jeff Solow Nina de Veritch
drums (drum set):	Andy Newmark
guitar:	Danny Kortchmar Dean Parks (American session guitarist)
horn:	Mike Altschul George Bohanon Dick "Slyde" Hyde Chuck Findley Gene Goe Fred Jackson Jr. (US jazz fusion flautist and saxophonist active in 1970s) Ernie Watts (jazz and blues saxophonist)
keyboard and background vocals:	Carole King
strings:	The David Campbell String Section
viola [violas]:	Denyse Buffum David Campbell (US‐based Canadian violinist, composer, conductor and arranger) Dan Neufeld Paul Polivnick (conductor and violist)
violin [violins]:	Bobby Dubow Tom Buffum Maurice Dicterow Hari Tsumura Richard Kaufman (conductor) Marcy Dicterow Gordon Marron Jay Rosen (violinist) Sheldon Sanov (violinist) Haim Shtrum Lya Stern Polly Sweeney (violinist)
additional background vocals:	Abigale Haness
vocals:	Carole King
illustration and design:	John Casado (photographer)

Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/release/5629630 [info]

Release group

associated singles/EPs:	Jazzman / You Go Your Way, I’ll Go Mine Nightingale / You’re Something New
included in:	Original Album Classics

Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/master/104175 [info]
lyrics page:	https://genius.com/albums/Carole-king/Wrap-around-joy [info]
other databases:	https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/carole-king/wrap-around-joy/ [info] https://www.musik-sammler.de/album/80985/ [info] https://www.spirit-of-rock.com/en/album/Wrap_Around_Joy/113491 [info]
Allmusic:	https://www.allmusic.com/album/mw0000262557 [info]
Wikidata:	Q8037575 [info]

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Barcode:: [none]
Format:: 8-Track Cartridge

Additional details

Type:: Album
Packaging:: None
Status:: Official
Language:: English
Script:: Latin
Data quality:: Normal

Labels

A&M Records
8T-77024
Ode Records
8T-77024

Release events

Canada
1974

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