CAROLE KING VERIFIED MFSL SACD HYBRID AUDIOPHILE NUMBERED 2588 CARNEGIE HALL

Description: CAROLE KING MFSL SACD HAS NEVER HAD A STORE PRICING STICKER ATTACHED TO THE PLASTIC WRAP AND STILL HAS ITS ORIGINAL MFSL COLLECTORS VERIFYING MARKETING STICKER STILL ATTACHED TO THE PLASTIC WRAP. ALSO FOR VERIFICATION OF THIS ORIGINAL SACD RELEASE THE TITLE HAS A LIMITED EDITION GOLD FOILED NUMBER 2588 STAMPED ON THE BACK OF THE REPLICA GATEFOLD JACKET PROVING THIS IS THE ORIGINAL RELEASE FROM MFSL. IF THAT STICKER AND GOLD FOILED NUMBER ARE NOT PRESENT THEN YOUR ITEM IS NOT A 1ST EDITION OF THIS MFSL SACD SERIES. MFSL AUDIOPHILE HYBRID SACD FOR THE COLLECTOR WHO WANTS IT ALL - – Super Audio CD is re-mastered by Mobile Fidelity featuring liner notes. The greatest advancement since the introduction of stereo, Super Audio CDs employ the innovative single-bit encoding system, Direct Stream Digital. Every SACD player performs superbly with Compact Discs. And Hybrid SACDs will play back beautifully on CD players. Features: Super Audio CDSACD Stereo SACD Layer This Hybrid SACD contains a 'Red Book' Stereo CD Layer which is playable on most conventional CD Players!Numbered 2588 , Limited Edition WITH GATEFOLD REPLICA JACKET Mastered From Original Master Tapes THE TREMENDOUSLY RARE COLLECTORS AUDIOPHILE MASTERPIECE Carole King The Carnegie Hall Concert June 18, 1971 Numbered 2588 MFSL Limited Edition SACD now out of print FOREVER. Every so often, a from-the-vault release captures our hearts, minds, and attention in such a way that it’s impossible not to tell all family, friends, and neighbors about its existence. Originally issued to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Tapestry, Carole King’s The Carnegie Hall Concert: June 18, 1971 is such a record, a fortunate document of an absolutely magical period in the singer-songwriter’s legendary career and a revealing look at the then-stagefright artist turning in a commanding performance just as she was becoming a superstar.At the time of its recording, King still suffered from shyness—and who could blame her? She had been accustomed to penning lyrics for other artists and sitting behind a desk in the Brill Building. Only recently did King strike out on her own and enter the public realm. This set encapsulates this contrast in thrilling fashion. Disarmingly genuine and daringly honest, The Carnegie Hall Concert: June 18, 1971 benefits from the inclusion of King’s nervous between-song banter that exposes who she is as a person and performer. Most importantly, despite her anxiety, she turns out stirring renditions of tunes from 1970’s Writer, Tapestry, and even a few from the yet-unreleased Music (also available from Mobile Fidelity MFSL 1-352). Her control is demonstrated on the record’s six opening cuts, which feature King alone at her piano. For the remainder of the program, she’s accompanied by guitarist Danny Kortchman, bassist Charles Larkey, and a string quartet, which enter and exit according to arrangement. As such, the concert is profoundly intimate and personal, an “unplugged” session that predated the use of the term by nearly two decades. Longtime collaborator James Taylor joins her for a memorable medley of some of her biggest hits—“Will You Love Me Tomorrow/Some Kind of Wonderful/Up on the Roof”—the chemistry evident of why the duo’s 2010 tour was one of the most in-demand outings in years. Mobile Fidelity’s remastered sound ties everything together and is what makes this release extra special. By going to the original source, the audiophile label considerably opens up the sonic perspectives, revealing the spacious acoustics of the famed venue that act in concert with King’s music. In particular, the songs from Writer benefit from the no-nonsense production. You can literally picture King’s piano beside her, and her voice—sincere, tender, melodic—is rich, full-bodied, and penetrating. Listeners can even hear it crack on occasion, the results a consequence of her nerves. Unpolished and non-synthetic, the performance is better for it. No, they don’t make albums like this anymore. The Carnegie Hall Concert: June 18, 1971 as real as it gets. And so is the sound. Get your collectible copy now BECAUSE THIS IS OUR LAST COPY FOREVER!Selections: I Feel The Earth MoveHome AgainAfter All This TimeChild Of MineCarry Your LoadNo Easy Way Down Song Of Long AgoSnow QueenSmackwater Jack So Far AwayIt's Too Late Eventually Way Over YonderBeautiful You've Got A Friend - Performed with James TaylorMedley: Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? - performed with James TaylorSome Kind Of Wonderful - performed with James TaylorUp On The Roof - performed with James Taylor (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman International Buyers – Please Note:Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. 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