Stevie Nicks is the first woman be inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame twice

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Originally Posted by Nick

I agree about Pat Benatar and perhaps Carly Simon. I just don't see it with Carole King as a performer. She's in as a Non-Performer, and that's good enough. I know "Tapestry" was a huge album, but so what? She didn't have other noteworthy studio albums. I love Tracy Chapman's first album (1988) which was also huge. Should she also get in based on the strength of ONE album? I don't know. Just because I don't agree with you, it doesn't make me clueless.

GERRY GOFFIN AND CAROLE KING
Year inducted: 1990
Induction category: Non-Performer

Carole King had a bunch of hits and deserves to be in the RHOF for CERTAIN. I mean there's NO argument. https://www.billboard.com/articles/c...d-hot-100-hits
She had 5 big hits! Please.

1, "It's Too Late"/"I Feel the Earth Move" (No. 1, five weeks, 1971)
2, "Jazzman" (No. 2, 1974)
3, "Nightingale" (No. 9, 1975)
4, "Sweet Seasons" (No. 9, 1972)
5, "One Fine Day" (No. 12, 1980)

AND she's sold 75 MILLION freaking albums. Most successful female songwriter in HISTORY. 118 pop hits.

Also at LEAST 3 albums in the top ten.