Louise Goffin
Louise Lynn Goffin, born March 23, 1960 in Brooklyn, is an American
singer‑songwriter and producer who grew up with songwriting parents Carole King
and Gerry Goffin. At 14, she contributed vocals to "Nightingale" on Wrap Around
Joy (1974) and later sang backup on Really Rosie (1975) and Simple Things
(1977). Her first public appearance was opening for Jackson Browne at the
Troubadour when she was 17, and she released her debut album Kid Blue (1979) on
Elektra, produced by Danny Kortchmar. After a stint in England where she
released This Is the Place (1988) and a 1990–91 UK album ...
Where You Lead I Will FollowCarole King and Louise Goffin
Love Makes The World
3:27
Uptown BoysLouise Goffin
Fast Times At Ridgemont High [o.s.t.]
2:45
Light in Your EyesLouise Goffin
Sometimes A Circle
4:07
Sometimes a CircleLouise Goffin
Sometimes A Circle
3:32
I Can't Remember WhyLouise Goffin
Sometimes A Circle
4:06
Sleep With Me InsteadLouise Goffin
Sometimes A Circle
4:24
