Girls Like Us: Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon — and the Journey of a Generation (75 page)

ARTICLES

Among the many articles and transcriptions of TV and radio broadcasts perused and utilized for this book are these, divided by the woman to whose sections of the book they pertain:

carole king

Aarons, Leroy F. “McGovern Begins Buildup for Campaign in California.”
The Washington Post and Times-Herald,
April 8, 1972.

———. “Singing and Ushering for McGovern.”
The Washington Post and Times-Herald,
April 17, 1972.

Abe, Debby. “Carole King's Attorney Seeks Release of Documents.”
The Idaho Statesman,
January 5, 1985.

———. “Carole King to Star in Film; Suit Goes On.”
The Idaho Statesman,
March 1, 1985.

Alterman, Loraine. “A Bland Carole King.”
The New York Times,
July 15, 1973.

Barker, Rocky. “Carole King Lobbies for Wilderness.”
Times-News
(Twin Falls, Idaho), November 18, 1991.

———. “Singer Uses Fame to Tout Wilderness: Carole King Makes Case for Her Outspokenness.”
Post Register
(Idaho Falls), November 5, 1990.

Bradley, Carole. “Carole King Emerges as a Strong Voice for Wilderness.” Gannett News Service, May 3, 1994.

“Career and Causes: Carole King's Privacy Issue Becomes Public Brawl.”
Idaho Press-Tribune
(Nampa), June 3, 1984.

CaroleKing.com.

“Carole King Signs with Capitol.”
Los Angeles Times,
December 8, 1976.

“Carole King Tops Grammy Winners.”
Los Angeles Times,
March 16, 1972.

“Carole King Wins Round in Suit over Road.”
The Idaho Statesman,
June 25, 1986.

“Carole King Wins Top 3 Grammy Awards.”
Chicago Tribune,
March 15, 1972.

Champlin, Charles. “Singer Carole King Opts for Joy in the Country.”
Los Angeles Times,
January 1, 1984.

Crouse, Timothy. “‘Carole King Music' [review]”
Rolling Stone,
January 20, 1972.

Daley, Steve. “Carole King.”
The Washington Post,
November 21, 1978.

Dove, Ian. “Music: Carole King's Casual Journey.”
The New York Times,
May 27, 1973.

Ellsworth, Mark. “Carole King Blazes a Comeback Trail Through Boise.”
The Idaho Statesman,
August 11, 1989.

Emerson, Ken. “Pop: Carole King at Palladium.”
The New York Times,
November 20, 1978.

Feather, Leonard. “Established Signers Bucking Trend.”
Los Angeles Times,
January 7, 1973.

“Four Sing for Politics at Forum.”
Los Angeles Times,
April 17, 1972.

Fox, Margalit. “Betty Friedan, Who Ignited Cause in ‘Feminine Mystique,' Dies at 85.”
The New York Times,
February 5, 2006.

“Grammy Awards: 3 for Carole King.”
The Washington Post,
March 15, 1972.

Heckman, Don. “Carole King Wins 4 Grammys as Record Industry Lists ‘Bests.'”
The New York Times,
March 15, 1972.

———. “From Songwriter to Song Singer in a Leap.”
The New York Times,
August 22, 1971.

Hernandez, Angel. “Road on King's Land Ruled Private.”
The Idaho Statesman,
November 1, 1985.

Hilburn, Robert. “Another Winner for Carole King.”
Los Angeles Times,
October 8, 1974.

———. “Carole King Sweeps Recording Honors with 4 Grammys.”
Los Angeles Times,
March 15, 1972.

———. “King's ‘Tapestry' Wearing Thin.”
Los Angeles Times,
August 16, 1977.

———. “Music Review: Carole King in Greek Bow.”
Los Angeles Times,
August 20, 1971.

———. “The Return of Carole King.”
Los Angeles Times,
April 7, 1973.

———. “Review of ‘Simple Things.'”
Los Angeles Times,
1977.

———. “Times Woman of the Year: Carole King: Return to Simple Values.”
Los Angeles Times,
December 13, 1971.

“Hitmakers: The Teens Who Stole Pop Music,” A&E, 2001.

Holden, Stephen. “Carole King: Thoroughbred: Music Reviews.”
Rolling Stone,
March 25, 1976.

———. “Carole King Performs at Town Hall.”
The New York Times,
February 20, 1984.

———. “‘Fantasy' [review].”
Rolling Stone,
August 2, 1973.

———. “Pop/Jazz: Back for Night at Town Hall, Carole King of Idaho.”
The New York Times,
February 17, 1984.

Hoerburger, Rob. “‘City Streets' [review].”
Rolling Stone,
May 18, 1999.

“Judge Takes Suit against King under Advisement.”
The Idaho Statesman,
August 24, 1985.

“Just Married: Composer-Singer Carole King Weds in Sunrise Ceremony at Idaho Ranch.”
The Idaho Statesman,
August 3, 1982.

Kamp, David. “The Hit Factory.”
Vanity Fair,
November 2001.

Landau, Jon. “‘Tapestry' [review].”
Rolling Stone,
April 29, 1971.

Larocca, Amy. “The House of Mod.”
New York,
February 17, 2003.

Lichtenstein, Grace. “Carole King Draws 70,000 to Central Park.”
The New York Times,
May 27, 1973.

———. “Carole King Steps into the Limelight.”
The New York Times,
November 29, 1970.

“Louise Goffin Interview.” Rock Electric Telegraph, 1016 (Web site).

“The Mad, Happy World of the Surfers.”
Life,
September 1, 1961.

Manning, Kara, “‘Colour of Your Dreams' [review].”
Rolling Stone,
June 24, 1993.

Maynard, Joyce. “Visiting Ann Beattie.”
The New York Times,
May 11, 1980.

Miles. “The Ultimate Carole King Interview.” Rock's Backpages, www.rocks backpages.com.

Murphy, Jean. “10 Honored in Ceremonies as Times Women of the Year.”
Los Angeles Times,
December 7, 1971.

“‘Only Love Is Real.'”
Chicago Tribune,
May 9, 1976.

Peterson, Anne. “Ruling Put Off in Suit Filed by Sorensens.”
The Idaho Statesman,
December 20, 1986.

Pond, Steve. “Louise Goffin: Rebel from a Rock & Roll Family.”
Rolling Stone,
October 4, 1979.

“Pop Music.”
Los Angeles Times,
July 11, 1971.

“Pratter, Mark. “Carole King: Timber Policy Amounts to Corporate Welfare.”
Times-News
(Twin Falls, Idaho), May 22, 1988.

“Profiles of 1971 Women of the Year.”
Los Angeles Times,
December 7, 1971.

“Q & A with David Palmer: Carole King.” Online, December 5, 2002.

“Richard Evers [obituary].”
Post Register
(Idaho Falls), March 24, 1978.

“Rock Edges into Mainstream Politics.”
Los Angeles Times,
April 11, 1972.

Rockwell, John. “Friends of Carole King Fill the Beacon Theater.”
The New York Times,
March 7, 1976.

———. “The Pop Life: A Sweet New Record by Weaver of ‘Tapestry.'”
The New York Times,
March 14, 1975.

———. “The Pop Life: Carole King's Tapestry of Success.”
The New York Times,
February 5, 1976.

“Rock: Year of the Woman?”
The New York Times,
June 6, 1971.

Rohter, Larry. “Still the King.”
The Washington Post,
March 10, 1976.

Segal, David. “The Rock Journalist at a High Point in Music History [obituary of Al Aronowitz],”
The Washington Post,
August 3, 2005.

“Singer's Suit against Custer Postponed.”
The Idaho Statesman,
May 7, 1987.

Singular, Stephen. “Trouble in Paradise.”
Denver Post Empire Magazine,
July 1, 1984.

Snyder, Rachel Louise. “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?” Salon.com, June 19, 1999.

Strauss, Gary. “Carole King: All She Sought Was Peaceful, Secluded Life on Her Ranch.”
The Idaho Statesman,
May 27, 1984.

Stuebner, Stephen. “Attorney Says Sorensen Did Nothing Capricious.”
The Idaho Statesman,
February 15, 1988.

———. “Jones Calls Road Ruling Troublesome.”
The Idaho Statesman,
February 13, 1988.

———. “Singer Carole King Wins Her Locked Road Case in Idaho.”
High Country News,
April 11, 1988.

Supree, Burt. “For Young Readers: Maurice Sendak's Really Rosie.”
The New York Times,
February 29, 1976.

“The Singer and the Forest Rangers.”
The Wall Street Journal,
May 30, 1984.

“Trial Date Reset for Suit Filed by Carole King.”
The Idaho Statesman,
November 30, 1986.

Van Matre, Lynn. “Carole's a Nervous Queen.”
Chicago Tribune,
May 21, 1973.

———. “Singing-Songwriters: 1971 Is Woman's World.”
Chicago Tribune,
July 4, 1971.

Ward, Alex. “Carole King: Creativity in a Cautious Comeback.”
The Washington Post,
March 9, 1976.

“What's Playing in Lionel Richie's Ear?: Carole King, Tapestry.”
O, The Oprah Magazine,
October 2006.

Woodward, Tim. “The Earth Moved.”
The Idaho Statesman,
July 27, 1995.

Zito, Tom. “King's Soggy Do.”
The Washington Post and Times Herald,
May 25, 1973.

———. “The Silent Side of Carole King.”
The Washington Post and Times Herald,
May 24, 1973.

joni mitchell

“A Conversation with Joni Mitchell.”
Grammy Magazine,
March 1997.

“Alberta-born Singer Gets Raves in London.”
Alberta Herald,
November 25, 1970.

“An All-Star Tribute to Joni Mitchell,”
TNT,
April 2000.

Aquilante, Dan. “Back to Woodstock.”
New York Post,
August 15, 2006.

Arnold, Tom. “The Reunion, from Both Sides, Now.”
National Post
(Toronto), 2001.

Astor, Gerald. “Songs for Aging Children.”
Look,
January 27, 1970.

Atlas, Jacoba. “Unique Interpreters of Pop: Leonard Cohen.”
Playboy,
November 1968.

Bannister, Paul, and Lo-Mae Lai. “Songbird Joni Searches for Love Child She Had at 19.”
Globe,
July 12, 1994.

Batten, Jack. “Can.Pop,”
Chatelaine,
September 1969.

Bayin, Anne. “Joni & Me.”
Elm Street,
November 2000.

“Both Sides, Now.” BBC-2, February 20, 1999.

Brand, Stewart. “The Education of Joni Mitchell.”
Co-Evolution Quarterly,
June 1976.

Brown, Les. “Joni Mitchell.”
Rolling Stone,
July 6, 1968.

Christgau, Robert.
Christgau's Record Guide,
1981 (online).

Charles, Don. “The Joe & Eddie Story.”
Goldmine,
February 5, 1993.

“Coffee Houses.”
The Telegram
(Toronto), July 9, 1964.

Crowe, Cameron. “A Child's Garden of Jackson Browne.”
Rolling Stone,
May 23, 1974.