The City (Carole King) Now That Everything's Been Said

• The City (Carole King) – Snow Queen
• The City (Carole King) – I Wasn't Born To Follow
• The City (Carole King) – Now That Everything's Been Said
• The City (Carole King) – Paradise Alley
• The City (Carole King) – Man Without A Dream
• The City (Carole King) – Victim Of Circumstance
• The City (Carole King) – Why Are You Leaving
• The City (Carole King) – Lady
• The City (Carole King) – My Sweet Home
• The City (Carole King) – I Don't Believe It
• The City (Carole King) – That Old Sweet Roll (Hi-De-Ho)
• The City (Carole King) – All The Time

• 1. Snow Queen
• 2. I Wasn't Born To Follow
• 3. Now That Everything's Been Said
• 4. Paradise Alley
• 5. Man Without A Dream
• 6. Victim Of Circumstance
• 7. Why Are You Leaving
• 8. Lady
• 9. My Sweet Home
• 10. I Don't Believe It
• 11. That Old Sweet Roll (Hi-De-Ho)
• 12. All The Time

Carole King's band, The City, see their 1968 album remastered and reissued by Light In The Attic!

The City’s sound is deep and soulful, imperfect but passionate. “Now That Everything’s Been Said” was a hit for American Spring, “A Man Without A Dream” was taken on by The Monkees, and “Hi-De-Ho (That Old Sweet Roll)” was a hit for Blood, Sweat & Tears. Central to the album’s appeal is King’s own stirring reading of her track “Wasn’t Born To Follow,” covered masterfully by The Byrds for the 'Easy Rider' soundtrack.