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For a time in the 1950s-1960s era, Carole King and Gerry Goffin, pictured below, made beautiful music together, both in their love affair and for the millions who listened to the songs they wrote. They became, at a young age, one of America’s most creative and productive songwriting teams. They rose to fame working for the fabled New York City / Brill Building song publisher, Aldon Music ...
The duo worked in the Brill Building writing songs together up until their separation and divorce in 1968, after which King embarked on her own successful solo career and Goffin collaborated with other composers. Honors: 1987: Songwriters Hall of Fame 1990: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
I don't need the world. Just give me some of your lovin' now. Now I don't expect you to guarantee. Your faith and devotion to only me. I'm aware you got a lot of wild oats to sow. But baby, when I need you, don't you tell me no. You gotta give me some, give me some of your lovin'. You gotta give me some of your lovin'.
19. Juni 2014 · David Livingston/Getty Images. Lyricist Gerry Goffin, who cowrote the hits “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow,” “The Loco-Motion” and “ (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman” with his ...
You lead me halfway to paradise. So near, yet so far away. Bein' close to you is almost heaven. But seein' you can do just so much. It hurts me so to know your heart's a treasure. And that my heart is forbidden to touch, so. Put your sweet lips close to my lips. And tell me that's where they're gonna stay. Don't lead me halfway to paradise.
You took pity on a lonely man. When you said you'd stand beside me. I'll never forget you for what you've done. I'll never turn my back on you for anyone. 'Cause I've got so much love to give you. Baby, I've got so much love to give you. Girl, there's more than enough to last a whole life through. And it's all for you.
20. Juni 2014 · The Shirelles - Will You Love Me Tomorrow (1961) "Tonight you're mine … completely." This wasn't the very first song Gerry Goffin and Carole King wrote together but, with its subtly shocking ...
