Carole King, Carly Simon, and Joni Mitchell are often regarded as quintessential singer-songwriters of the '70s. Their inventive melodies and profound lyrics inspired many artists that debuted after them (e.g. Taylor Swift, Sara Bareilles, Janet Jackson, etc.). In this rate, we will evaluate each artist’s most well-known studio album to decide which one is the best.
Rules:
1. You must rate the songs from 0 to 10. One song can receive an 11 from you.
I Feel the Earth Move -
So Far Away -
It’s Too Late -
Home Again -
Beautiful -
Way Over Yonder -
You’ve Got A Friend -
Where You Lead -
Will You Love Me Tomorrow? -
Smackwater Jack -
Tapestry -
(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman -
No Secrets - Carly Simon
The Right Thing to Do -
The Carter Family -
You’re So Vain -
His Friends Are More Than Fond of Robin -
We Have No Secrets -
Embrace Me, You Child -
Waited So Long -
It Was So Easy -
Night Owl -
When You Close Your Eyes -
Blue – Joni Mitchell
All I Want -
My Old Man -
Little Green -
Carey -
Blue-
California -
This Flight Tonight -
River -
A Case of You -
The Last Time I Saw Richard -
Songs:
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