Short-lived project formed in California. Charles Larkey, bassist for The Myddle Class, became Carole King's second husband after her marriage to Gerry Goffin ended. King and Larkey moved to the West Coast in 1968 and formed The City in 1968, a musical trio that also included New York musician Danny Kortchmar. The City recorded one album, Now That Everything's Been Said, but never went on tour due to Carole's stage fright. As a result, the album was a commercial failure, although it contained songs that would later become famous, performed by "The Byrds" ("I Wasn't Born To Follow") and "Blood, Sweat & Tears" ("Hi-De-Ho ").

Tracks:
01. Snow Queen — 4:10
02. I Wasn’t Born To Follow — 3:42
03. Now That Everything’s Been Said — 2:19
04. Paradise Alley — 3:01
05. Man Without A Dream — 3:46
06. Victim Of Circumstance — 2:31
07. Why Are You Leaving — 3:55
08. Lady — 2:57
09. My Sweet Home — 3:09
10. I Don’t Believe It — 2:38
11. That Old Sweet Roll (Hi-De-Ho) — 3:22
12. All My Time — 3:16

Personnel:
Carole King — vocals, keyboards
Danny «Cooch» Kortchmar — guitar, vocals
Charles Larkey — bass
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Jim Gordon — drums
Lou Adler — producer