JAMES TAYLOR (LIVE) [2-CD Set]

I liked James Taylor’s music early on. This 2-CD live recording from 1993 includes most of Taylor’s hits from the Sixties, Seventies, and Eighties. I like Taylor’s cover of an old favorite, “Handy Man.” I also like Taylor’s singing on Art Garfunkel’s cover of “(What a) Wonderful World” in 1978 with Paul Simon which isn’t on this collection.



James Taylor also wrote many of the songs on this live recording. I love “Mexico” and




Rainy Day Man” (1967) …



“Something in the Way She Moves” (1968) …



“Carolina in My Mind” (1968) …



“Sweet Baby James” (1970) …



“Steamroller” (1970) …



“You’ve Got a Friend” (1971) …



“Walking Man” (1974) …



“A Junkie’s Lament” (1976)




Are you a James Taylor fan? Is your favorite James Taylor song on these CDs? GRADE: B+



TRACKLIST:



Sweet Baby James 4:13 Traffic Jam 2:11 Handy Man 3:31 Your Smiling Face 3:04 Secret O’ Life 3:46 Shed A Little Light 4:33 Everybody Has The Blues 2:34 Steamroller Blues 5:30 Mexico 3:32 Millworker 4:26 Country Road 5:44 Fire And Rain 4:45 Shower The People 4:44 How Sweet It Is 7:30 New Hymn 3:01 Walking Man 4:35 Riding On A Railroad 2:42 Something In The Way She Moves 3:59 Sun On The Moon 3:54 Up On The Roof 4:11 Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight 3:37 She Thinks I Still Care 3:29 Copperline 4:43 Slap Leather 2:12 Only One 4:42 You Make It Easy 5:06 Carolina In My Mind 5:05 I Will Follow 4:14 You’ve Got A Friend 5:09 That Lonesome Road 2:46