Carole King: The Carole King Keyboard Book: Keyboard: Instrumental Album

Piano Play-Along Volume 106-Your favorite sheet music will come to life with the innovative Piano Play-Along series! With these book/CD collections piano and keyboard players will be able to practice and perform with professional-sounding accompaniments. Containing eight cream-of-the-crop songs each the books feature new engravings with a separate vocal staff plus guitar frames so players and their friends can sing or strum along. The CDs feature two tracks for each tune: a full performance for listening and a separate backing track that lets players take the lead on keyboard. The high-quality sound-alike accompaniments exactly match the printed music. 8 songs includes: Hi-De-Ho (That OldSweet Roll) • I Feel the Earth Move • It's Too Late • Jazzman • So Far Away • Sweet Seasons • Will You Love Me Tomorrow (Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow) • You've Got a Friend.

Carole King Collection. Par KING CAROLE. Séminal interprète Carole King couper ses dents dans la célèbre fertile Brill Building, marquant un énormes succès pour une grande variété d'artistes. Cette excellente collection dans notre Strum série caractéristiques 20 de ses meilleures chansons dans leurs clés originales, complets avec cordes, strum, mélodie et les paroles / Rép International / Recueil / Piano, Chant et Guitare

(Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow)-This ballad by Carole King which rocketed to the top of the charts in 1961 takes on a whole new meaning when seen in the context of Beautiful - The Carole King Musical the Broadway musical chronicling her life and early career. The song has been recorded by many artists including this 1972 version by Roberta Flack. Poignant and touching!

(Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow)-This ballad by Carole King which rocketed to the top of the charts in 1961 takes on a whole new meaning when seen in the context of Beautiful - The Carole King Musical the Broadway musical chronicling her life and early career. The song has beenrecorded by many artists including this 1972 version by Roberta Flack. Poignant and touching!