JAMES TAYLOR Sweet baby James REACTION - His voice never sounded more beautiful!
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- JAMES TAYLOR Sweet baby James REACTION
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Thank you so much Cynthia and Harri🌷🌷 I Love James Taylor♥️♥️
You are very welcome.
Definitely a fave! Fun to sing along with and harmonize....
Missy C - What a wonderful submission choice from JT's huge catalogue. This is one my favorite songs by James Taylor. I have never heard a lackluster performance from James. I encourage anyone to delve into his body of work. Great submission and reaction, Cynthia and Harri.
Thank you Mr Beezer I love all of JT's music..
Sang this to my own Sweet Baby James, born May 21, 1975. Seems like yesterday, seems like a lifetime ago.
I saw James Taylor in concert in the old Paramount theatre (aka Felt Forum) in the Madison Square Garden building in the early 90’s and it was awesome. Such a smooth and soulful singer and the band was outstanding.
One of my absolute JT favorites. I saw him in the late 90's in an outdoor arena in KC. When he started Sweet Baby James our whole row was on our feet, arms entwined swaying back and forth, singing along to every word.
Such a wonderful voice. I cannot help but close my eyes and get lost in it. Great choice. Thanks Harri and Cynthia 🌺✌️
Thanks so much Debbie.
He did write a lullaby. You can close your eyes. For his son I believe.
Nephew, yes. His brother named his first kid after James Taylor, and he was very touched and wrote this song.
He wrote You Can Close Your Eyes for Joni Mitchell. (She couldn't fall asleep one night)
I used to think this was about James himself as a baby but learned at one of his concerts he wrote it for his baby nephew, also named James.
I played this album to death when it came out, still remember all the words too,lol. Love James Taylor, and your right Harri, he has such a beautiful voice. Hope sometime you take a listen to another tune by James 'Steam Roller', very different but fantastic.
Thanks Harri and Cynthia for the memories.
Glad you enjoyed it.
I often play JT music to deal with my anxiety disorder. It's better than medication 😊
Great pick!
The line "from Stockbridge to Boston" always gets a huge reaction when he plays at Tanglewood in Lenox, MA which is just a few minutes up the road from Stockbridge.
Only time I saw him live was at Tanglewood at it was amazing.
Having driven the Turnpike in the snow many times, this song feels like home to me❤️
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I used to sing “you can close your eyes” to my baby girl, in a rocking chair, many a quiet night. James Taylor’s songs have enhanced my life for over 50 years. He may not realize how much so. Thank you, Harri, as always.
"You Can Close Your Eyes" is a song I heard by a little known folk singer at a local bar when I was a college freshman in 1974. One of my all time favorite songs by anybody.
Awww me too! It reminds me of my dad 😢
As one of the young girls of James Taylor’s generation I must say that many of us loved James. We sure could’ve done worse in our estimations of young men, don’t ya think?😅
I sang this nightly to my own Sweet Baby James, many moons ago.
Thanks to Cynthia and Harri, I wore this album out a million years ago. Beautiful. Great choice.
Does that mean I'm over a million years old? Damn, I look good! 😝
@@pncombies Eye of the beholder Neal.
Thank you, Clint, I think I still have this album.
Ridden that turnpike from Stockbridge to Boston many times. Also drank the Carolina moonshine. Turns out he and I both live at the border of North Carolina and Massachusetts, like strangely a goodly number of good folks. They are, in some says, North and Southern versions of each other, and I can understand his dual citizenship. Both would like you, and you would probably the same. Just FYI...Stockbridge, up in the Berkshire mountains in the western part of the state, is home to Alice's Restaurant. Tanglewood is also nearby, which was where Leonard Bernstein played his final concert, if my info was correct. Ludwig's 9th. A night to remember, on the grassy estate lawn. James Taylor country. Musical paradise.
I grew up about 30 minutes from Stockbridge In Connecticut and I loved the Stockbridge area. So beautiful. And seeing JT at Tanglewood is magical.
@@jxchamb The town, singer and mountains are American treasures.
JT has no bad songs. Love him❤ And I'll always give a big like for JT reactions! 😊
A couple of songs you should consider reacting to : Elvis Presley ---- His latest flame
Jayson hoover ---- KING SIZE
Colin James--- VooDoo Thang
Robin Trower --- Victims of the Fury
Definitely a JT favorite! Beautiful song and great reaction! Thanks, Cynthia and Harri!
Thank you, Neal.
Thank you Cynthia ❤ Nice revisit to James Taylor 🙏😇🌼
And Thank you Harri 👍🤩
Thank you Agnete.
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I saw him in VT in 1991. He sounds exactly the same live as his records.
My son’s middle name is James; this was a lullaby his dad and and I sang to him. I love James Taylor. Great song writer, great voice.
First concert I ever saw was James Taylor and I've seen probably 400 concerts. I've seen him probably around 20 times and will see him next on June 29th. This song was written as a lullaby for James' nephew who was named after him.
He was my first concert too! It was in Boston and Carole King opened the show! Fantastic!
@@debbiechang5781 Carole King was my 2nd concert one week later! Too funny.
@blade3184 He wasn't my 1st concert- 1st time I saw him was the summer of '76 (I had just graduated high school) He was so good that I was thinking that he sounded even better in person than on his records. During intermission. when everyone was walking out of the pavilion to get a drink or snack--it seemed like everyone was talking about how beautiful he sounded. I've seen him over 20 times also. . I'll be seeing him in Sept in DC. I've always dreamed of seeing JT at Red Rocks in Colorado-it's such an iconic venue. (I live in Baltimore) I noticed that he stopped playing there for quite awhile. Not too long after I bought tickets for the Sept show-he scheduled a concert at Red Rocks. Maybe next year.
I ❤❤❤ James Taylor! Thanks for the request and reaction!
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One of my favorite songs by James. I especially loved singing along as a teenager growing up thinking about the country life.
Great JT song
Harri , please do this original song by singer/guitarist KENNY RANKIN , title is 'Haven't We Met' from his 1974 album 'Silver Morning'. He was an enormous talent !
Thanks, Harri :) I had to smile when you talked about this being a lullaby: my dad's a guitarist who used to play and sing for us kids of an evening when we were little, and I know (and love) Sweet Baby James because it's one of the songs he'd keep back for when he was finally winding us down for the night.
Saw him in a benefit concert with Joe Walsh and Don Henley, and some other people I forget. Magical to hear all those songs live.
One of my all time favorites from JT
My FAVOURITE James Taylor song. [My cat is also (sweet baby) James.] James wrote this on the turnpike on the way to North Carolina to see his baby nephew. He calls it a cowboy lullabye.
Love James Taylor. Thanks for this.
Love anything from JT
It's a song dedicated to his first nephew, whom his brother called James.
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Although he wasn't the first, nor debatably the best, it was this album by James that inaugurated the singer-songwriter genre that dominated popular music for over a decade from the late '60s. I think the secret was his unique, warm baritone voice with clear articulation and phrasing. Thanks for the selection Cynthia and Harri.
Glad you liked it John. Thank you.
PLEASE DO "I WANT MY BABY BACK" BY JIMMY CROSS! I promise you it will be one of your most sensational reactions. Nobody has done this one, but everyone will after you do it.
It's one of JT's finest. You should really check out his song, Copperline
I was just about to type that when I saw your comment. Copperline is an underrated gem!
Thank you Harri, I just love love all of his songs, and I didn't know for ages he was singing about his nephew.
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Thanks Harry. This is also my favorite James Taylor song. So glad to hear someone finally reacting to it.
Probably my favorite JT song❤
Exquisite ❤
So proud I am married to a Sweet Baby James! This is one of favorite JT songs. While all the other teens were listening to the hard rock...etc. I was listening to JT, Carol King, Buffy St. Marie, Judy Collins......That's my mellow place! Love Cat Stevens too! Thank you Harri!
Interesting what you said... James Taylor and Cat Stevens have always been my favorites too, since I was a teenager (along with my dearest Elton John)😊
Hi There, I was just wondering - do you still do Elvis reactions? Thanks.
it's a strange thought but just now i was thinking, if i'm not playing music as i do whatever .... wait for it ... i may be punishing myself unconsciously. so a strange thought but not really weird
Plus my name is Jacques and i am the baby of my family
though we don't always need music playing, but if i have no good reason to not color-my-world with music questions arise, but it's a strange thought so we can dismiss it if we so chose or choose come on Grammarly which is it ? oh Choose
While James Taylor was battling with misfortunes when he was young, Engelbert:s life was plain sailing.
This song I Believe sung by Engelbert powerfully, shows what a strong character he is.
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Good song but if you want to hear a better version listen to Highway 101s version PLEASE Harri I think you'll like it James wrote this to his credit thanks for considering