| Of all the song writing teams that
churned out hits during the Brill Building era, Gerry Goffin and Carole
King were among the most prolific and successful. Goffin wrote lyrics and
King wrote music, and in the space of five years, from 1960 to '65, the
married couple achieved more than 100 substantial hit records, including
"Up on the Roof," "Some Kind of Wonderful," "One
Fine Day," "Take Good Care of My Baby" and "Will You
Love Me Tomorrow." After their marriage ended, they continued to work
together professionally, and Goffin contributed some of the lyrics to
King's enormously popular 1971 solo album, "Tapestry." |
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