The quality of this audio is INSANE for being 50 years old. Whether it's the engineer or James' perfect delivery it is incredible. They don't make them like this anymore.
I've always said that songs are like "Time Machines" you close your eyes and your either back in High School, in one of your first cars with your girlfriend, or wife to be... and only you remember what was going on at the time..
My grandad Christopher Heneghan is in the audience rolling a cigarette and laughing in the very first few seconds of this video. He told me you were his best friend while you lived together in London. I had the honour to meet you in Brighton last year and was so happy that you remembered him. I miss him so much but listening to your beautiful songs and getting to see his smiling face for a brief second makes me very happy. Thank you James 💕
I'm separated from my husband and grandson right now because of Helene. I'm in Charlotte with our daughter while they arr on Round Mountain with no power. Hearing this songs is haunting. But we won't give up. We are Carolina strong!
I was an angry 16 year-old dude in 1981 after my Dad (who was in the service) was transferred from Hawaii to Washington, D.C. I left a job I loved, a school I knew and a bunch of good friends that I would never see again. I left paradise for the cold Maryland suburbs and was plunged into a foreign environment full of strangers. I was pissed. This song spoke to me and told me that someone understood how I felt. It really meant a lot to me and helped to teach me the power of music -- and art, in general.
You must visit sometime. I’ve lived in different parts of NC all my life. From mountains to beaches, it’s a beautiful state. And James captures its soul and still brings tears of joy to my old eyes.
The bbc really knew how to record these artists all those years ago. Their sound engineers were just leaps above at this time. I’d love to dig into their archives, they recorded Genesis in 1970 and they are on RUclips and also sound excellent.
@@pinkie7803 yes, another class recording. The beeb should put an “ in concert “ programme on bbc4 once or twice a week, they’ve got enough archive material to do this, I’m sure there would be demand for it.
In 1980 I left the US to go to school In Israel, I was 18yrs old. My girlfriend had made me a cassette tape mix with JT, Simon and Garfunkel and a few others. She must have known all the songs would remind me of her as there was no other American radio music to listen to there. I listened to her home made cassette every day while doing my homework and sometimes being homesick too. We didn't get married but every time I here JT songs my feelings for her come bact. Her name was Carolyn Warner from Utah.
As a native from North Carolina, the 1st time I heard this song it gave me chills. And after all those many years ago, it still gives me chills. James has a wonderful voice!!!
My daughter graduated from UNC Chapel Hill. This song is the university's theme song. When they played it in the stadium before commencement, you could hear a pin drop. His father had been a dean at the school, so James actually did live there. Whenever I hear it, I cry for no practical reason at all.
I totally understand Gwyn (Love the spelling variation of your name by-the-way!). James is amazing and I'm especially a fan of the early works. Great post!!!
@@colty7764 Yes, I think so too, I'm from Raleigh, ..NC State fan, but I do like Carolina (UNC), and .....well not too much for Duke.....but I do like Coach K., he and Jimmy V were good friends, miss coach V
@@colty7764 I just checked, and you're right. Wild, that's right up the road from me. Isaac Taylor also was the Dean of the Medical school at Chapel Hill for a few years.
My mom was a JT fan. She used to play JT’s greatest hits in the car on the way to school and on road trips. She passed away early in December. Thank you mom for showing your great music like the Beatles and JT, rest easy x
If you haven't seen James Taylor in your life, GO!!. He is a National treasure who I guarantee will bring tears to your eyes with his gripping performances. He doesn't act like he has played the song a million times. He plays like a performer with feeling an grace.
I had the biggest crush on James....i was 15 when he made fire and rain and followed his music over the years....now 68 i still play all his music that takes me right back to simpler times,...i still love him...❤
James seems so at ease with the audience it's like he's sitting around a camp fire just playing and being natural you can tell most of the people never heard these songs before but you can tell from there faces they where totally enjoying it
I feel this in my bones, my home, NC. I saw him play this song at Jubilee, May ,1970 in Chapel Hill. My boyfriend and I were sitting right in front of the stage on a blanket. I felt like it was a concert just for us.
My girl then and wife next played that song that rang a bell. I was in boot camp in 1970 in columbia South Carolina when she sent me this song via US mail in a 8 track tape was the latest tech then. I will never forget the meaning of being drafted and the Vietnam war as a hot bed for us draftees.. 50 years later I think of her and how thankful I was that she was there when I needed her the most. Songs that are attached to memories....my dear Lana thank you for being there...
James Taylor has a voice that is clear as gin and smooth as Kentucky bourbon. He takes me to a place in my mind that makes me feel better about everything, no matter what the hell is happening. I hope that he knows how much love he has given to me and everyone else. 💙
To all my ACOA “brothers and sisters”…i dedicate this song to ALL OF YOU!! Thanks for being there!! ❤😊. Change happens slowly, but NEVER STOP OR GIVE UP!! Life really is GOOD!! And it CAN get better…it REALLY CAN!! Love you!! Signed, R.
I don't know if it's the voice that is so crisp or it's picking so clean, but it feels like freshwater on my dirty face. I feel like it washes my soul when I hear this.
@@YaoEspirito Solo guitar songs like Carolina are really just contemporary folk. No rock involved. What comic was it who asked the question, "Why is easy listening music so hard to listen to?" 😆
This was recorded exactly one month before I was born! I literally cannot remember a period of life without hearing it, especially since I’m a Tarheel!
I’m 26 years old and I’m truly gutted that I missed out on all these concerts. Though RUclips does fill the gap in a way, nothings ever as good as the real thing. What a voice. James Taylor has always calmed me, and kept me from having a bad day 👌🏻
wow! I miss the days when a singer would just sit down at a piano, or with a guitar, and sing from the heart. James Taylor, John Denver etc, we may never see the likes of them again.
it may b that you are just stuck in your groove, of course which is ok. i am with you, willingly if we looked, listened, we would see every generation breathes the same air, loves the same way, repeats the same lines, its a circle and we are center of our own lives.
@@Rad7272dadMachine gun Kelly and Post Malone did it. So this proves that the other person is right and everyone sucks now. Thank God for JT and the others from the 60s-70s.
Was just sitting in my car. Talking about my Dad who passed 2?years ago on the 15th. He loved James Taylor.He moved to North Carolina shortly after me,16 years ago now. Tears kept rollin’ I hear you and love you Dad. Carolina is home now and will be till I meet my Dad in heaven some day💜
I’m 66 now and I did the same thing everyday on my way to school listen to all his songs with my girlfriend in the car and it does bring back old memories.
This man never fails to bring me to tears. I have a connection with the state of North Carolina because of my friends there. I often envision going there and seeing them. I'm always going to Carolina in my mind. James is just so wonderful and talented, it's amazing that a troubadour can encapsulate exactly how you feel without having the foggiest clue who you are. God bless you, Mr Taylor.
JT was only 22 when he performed this! Listening to him takes me back to the sweeter times of my life. That’s something you just never forget-how the music takes you back. Beautiful!
I love James Taylor. When you see one of his concerts, and hear his songs, you will feel like you have received a warm hug. I can not wait to see him once again.
When Summer is winding down in Southern California I love listening to James Taylor he eases my soul and helps me ease on into Fall 🍂 his voice is so soothing 😊❤
I was actually in America playing gigs. when this came out, and in my mind i transposed the lyrics to my home town.... London, cause its about being homesick.... Good days! .
I was 36 days old when he did this concert.... grew up with a mom who sang James Taylor songs to me... the music of my childhood. This song is just so mellow and having spent the first part of my life in South Carolina... well, it takes me right back to those young and carefree days when I hadn't a worry in the world.
Listening to this with my mother. I wish I could have lived in this time. The music was absolutely beautiful. Im 24 years now, and even since I was 10 I was wondering why music wasn’t as it was then. I was born in the wrong time.
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The quality of this audio is INSANE for being 50 years old. Whether it's the engineer or James' perfect delivery it is incredible. They don't make them like this anymore.
The audio and video in each of these clips has been restored.
@@jamestaylor fine job!
@@jamestaylor the voice and guitar that inspired me to sing and become a musician ❤🙏
Maybe he is just THAT GOOD
It's 90% James gift. His vocal chords are literally a physiological freak of nature
Lost my husband in December to COVID. Woke up this morning wanting to hear James' kind and beautiful voice singing this song. His voice blesses me.
So sorry for your loss...😢 James, has, the voice of an angel. take comfort in it... as I do too. ❤️🙏🏼❤️
Bless you, sister.
Condolences. I to lost my sister to Covid. James speaks and sings for all of us. I dedicated the song enough to be on your way to her
So sorry that you lost your husband. God will give you the strength to move forward and the memory of your time loving him.
I'm very sorry about your husband's passing🌹
I am 67 now but I listen to this song and I am back in high school and everyone and everthing comes back.
60 but feel the same. 😊
Cute
I meet him at 530 am at a hotel I was working at he was just standing there and asked me for a expression .
I've always said that songs are like "Time Machines" you close your eyes and your either back in High School,
in one of your first cars with your girlfriend, or wife to be... and only you remember what was going on at the time..
I am 70 years old and revisiting songs of my youth! This was right up there! From UK!
My grandad Christopher Heneghan is in the audience rolling a cigarette and laughing in the very first few seconds of this video. He told me you were his best friend while you lived together in London. I had the honour to meet you in Brighton last year and was so happy that you remembered him. I miss him so much but listening to your beautiful songs and getting to see his smiling face for a brief second makes me very happy. Thank you James 💕
thats awesome man. i love these small stories from the past
sweet ❤
Awesome 🙌
My daughter is gone. 49 cancer got her. James is her favorite. The music talks to me
I'm separated from my husband and grandson right now because of Helene. I'm in Charlotte with our daughter while they arr on Round Mountain with no power. Hearing this songs is haunting. But we won't give up. We are Carolina strong!
God bless you over there, you are in my prayers.
god works in mysterious ways, you will survive if you have the will too, i'll pray for you
James Taylor has got to be one of the best singer songwriters ever
James only recorded two of Carole's songs (You've Got a Friend and Up On The Roof), but they're both amazing songs!
A pure legend
He and Jim Croche are my all time favorites.
Yeah, along with Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Elton John, etc.
Terry Darden me too
America is so lucky to have James Taylor. He’s a national treasure ❤❤
And thankyou for lending him to Australia earlier this year. He was wonderful.
im genuinely in love with james taylor
I was an angry 16 year-old dude in 1981 after my Dad (who was in the service) was transferred from Hawaii to Washington, D.C. I left a job I loved, a school I knew and a bunch of good friends that I would never see again. I left paradise for the cold Maryland suburbs and was plunged into a foreign environment full of strangers. I was pissed. This song spoke to me and told me that someone understood how I felt. It really meant a lot to me and helped to teach me the power of music -- and art, in general.
Well put my friend. I don’t know how I would have made it to 60 without music.
As a fellow lifelong Marylander I feel your pain!!! This state sucks balls! And compared to Hawaii - it sucks big hairy balls!!!
That would've been so awful for you. Hope you made it through ok ❤
Music is what feelings sound like. you hang in there!
One day I was at the Pound Ridge reservation singing this song in the playground with nobody there singing To The River and the trees
One of the best and most recognisable voices of my lifetime.
He paints word pictures in his songs as good as anyone. What an amazing talent.
This song makes me miss a place I’ve never even been to...
grew up there
Go. Drive the Blue Ridge and stop often.
You must visit sometime. I’ve lived in different parts of NC all my life. From mountains to beaches, it’s a beautiful state. And James captures its soul and still brings tears of joy to my old eyes.
I’m from Carolina and it makes me miss a place that doesn’t exist. Homesick for a place I haven’t found yet
Great comment
The BBC did us all a massive service by recording all these great performances.
They went above and beyond keeping this perfectly intact. This was from the era when the BBC would wipe tapes for reuse after broadcast.
The bbc really knew how to record these artists all those years ago. Their sound engineers were just leaps above at this time. I’d love to dig into their archives, they recorded Genesis in 1970 and they are on RUclips and also sound excellent.
Absolutely, and the footage was so well preserved.
Agreed. Really recommend their 1973 recording of Bill Withers, too.
@@pinkie7803 yes, another class recording. The beeb should put an “ in concert “ programme on bbc4 once or twice a week, they’ve got enough archive material to do this, I’m sure there would be demand for it.
well back then it was more about getting "presence" into the recording, now it's about getting bass
They've now skimped on the sound engineers so people spend their time fannying about with the volume.
He was 23 at the time of this performance. What an amazing composer.
In 1980 I left the US to go to school In Israel, I was 18yrs old. My girlfriend had made me a cassette tape mix with JT, Simon and Garfunkel and a few others. She must have known all the songs would remind me of her as there was no other American radio music to listen to there. I listened to her home made cassette every day while doing my homework and sometimes being homesick too. We didn't get married but every time I here JT songs my feelings for her come bact. Her name was Carolyn Warner from Utah.
Maybe she might read your comment
I wish I could thumbs up every time I watch it. I grew up with James Taylor.
They recorded this 51 years ago. a timeless classic. Still fresh today. It’s a song so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes. Thank you James
This song is about home, no matter where you are from. This song is home.
As a native from North Carolina, the 1st time I heard this song it gave me chills. And after all those many years ago, it still gives me chills. James has a wonderful voice!!!
I always took it as and ode to my home.
WOW REALLY
same here my friend and fellow North Carolinian!!
Will never tire of James Taylor or this song.
This is priceless. The audio quality is incredible. James sounds amazing but how else could he sound.
What a great rendition of a classic. I an 65 years old, heard the song thousands of time and yet I feel 15 years old when I hear it tonight.
Exactly! Takes me back to my youth. We were so innocent then even when we thought we knew everything, and we sure had great music to help us along!
@@shirleykaye4344 Same..if not for the great music and the grace of God, I would have never made it
This is my favorite version, I can't believe how clean the audio is.
My daughter graduated from UNC Chapel Hill. This song is the university's theme song. When they played it in the stadium before commencement, you could hear a pin drop. His father had been a dean at the school, so James actually did live there. Whenever I hear it, I cry for no practical reason at all.
Because James sings from his soul and heart that's why the song touches your heart ♥️🙏 God Bless . Donald Woodall
I think his father (Isaac Taylor) was a native Tar Heel, from Morganton NC.
I totally understand Gwyn (Love the spelling variation of your name by-the-way!). James is amazing and I'm especially a fan of the early works. Great post!!!
@@colty7764 Yes, I think so too, I'm from Raleigh, ..NC State fan, but I do like Carolina (UNC), and .....well not too much for Duke.....but I do like Coach K., he and Jimmy V were good friends, miss coach V
@@colty7764 I just checked, and you're right. Wild, that's right up the road from me. Isaac Taylor also was the Dean of the Medical school at Chapel Hill for a few years.
These BBC sessions of Taylor's are something else, sound-wise and musically.
James Taylor is incredible. His music is ageless.
Taking this 64 year old back to the 70s that I loved so much. Thanks for posting.
Ah, the 70's. What a wealth of great and creative music there was then
your old, lol my good friend is 62 and thinks he is old, i'm like bro you still young, 60 is the new 40
i'm almost 50 but i identify as 35
My mom was a JT fan. She used to play JT’s greatest hits in the car on the way to school and on road trips. She passed away early in December. Thank you mom for showing your great music like the Beatles and JT, rest easy x
Ditto Man,Peace be with you. Everyday I miss & think of the Quality she Instilled into my Being. Love to All Our Mom's(24 Long Years).
Same here, Lost my dad a few years back. Now I make sure I play my parents music to my kids. Some songs really are timeless
My son ❤just asked me to dance to this song at his wedding 💒 this November 2023🎉. I guess all of those James Taylor lullabies paid off 😂
Aww have a lovely day.
I don't know why but this reduced me to tears.What a beautiful song on a truly special day.
Very blessed son!
His innocence with his lyrics comes thru. His therapy for his doubts about his ability
Proud North Carolinian and UNC alum. Always brings a little tear to my eye. Thank you, James!
If you haven't seen James Taylor in your life, GO!!. He is a National treasure who I guarantee will bring tears to your eyes with his gripping performances. He doesn't act like he has played the song a million times. He plays like a performer with feeling an grace.
I’m going June 26th! My kids got me tickets for my birthday today. I’m beyond excited!
Read about his life it means so much moore
Perfect. He had the audience spellbound. Wish I could have been there.....
What an absolute American icon. So timeless.
Totally agree. Legend
AND discovered in England , like Hendrix. Love these simple concerts
True
I'm a Brit who thinks James Taylor and Bob Dylan are the two of the finest performers in the World of popular music !
I had the biggest crush on James....i was 15 when he made fire and rain and followed his music over the years....now 68 i still play all his music that takes me right back to simpler times,...i still love him...❤
So beautiful, lyrically, musically, his voice, guitar playing. Kills me every time.
James seems so at ease with the audience it's like he's sitting around a camp fire just playing and being natural you can tell most of the people never heard these songs before but you can tell from there faces they where totally enjoying it
Where did that 50 years go?
In the blink of an eye.
Yes, John, a blink.
I so want to go back in time it hurts!
So I can love everyone so much better!!!!
So true.
Let’s love better today. Peace.
The whistling intro is very nice
Growing up in the 70s James Taylor’s music is the soundtrack of my youth. This is my favorite JT song.
Mine too
SAME HERE!
I feel this in my bones, my home, NC. I saw him play this song at Jubilee, May ,1970 in Chapel Hill. My boyfriend and I were sitting right in front of the stage on a blanket. I felt like it was a concert just for us.
70年代、高校時代よくロック喫茶で、ハードロックリクエストする大学生横目に、ジェイムステイラー、リクエストして、いつまでハードロック聴いてんだよ!って思ってたな。あれから何十年今でも、聴いてる!最高に好きなシンガーソングライターですね
I'll bet he never would've realized how much he was softening the hearts of so many millions of people as he sang those beautiful songs. xoxoxox
Gets me every time! Like a musical hug James is such a comfort always and forever.
You said this so beautifully!
This song takes me home every time I hear it.
It don't get better than James Taylor... Probably the best singer in the world!
Amazing to think this session was recorded over 50 years ago. Superb sound and picture quality. Does JT proud.
James was the soundtrack of my high school and college years. Decades later, I still sing his songs to myself all the time...
thank god i grew up to good music like this.
It was the best time! Helped me get through hard time while being a kid .
His best song, hands down.
My girl then and wife next played that song that rang a bell. I was in boot camp in 1970 in columbia South Carolina when she sent me this song via US mail in a 8 track tape was the latest tech then.
I will never forget the meaning of being drafted and the Vietnam war as a hot bed for us draftees..
50 years later I think of her and how thankful I was that she was there when I needed her the most.
Songs that are attached to memories....my dear Lana thank you for being there...
Why do the tears flow whenever I hear this
Have you figured it out yet? Sure is a beautiful song.
What a pure voice. Makes me miss North Carolina and think about how incredible it is.
James Taylor has a voice that is clear as gin and smooth as Kentucky bourbon. He takes me to a place in my mind that makes me feel better about everything, no matter what the hell is happening. I hope that he knows how much love he has given to me and everyone else. 💙
Exactly how I feel when I listen to his gorgeous voice and beautiful lyrics...💛
1 correction needed…. Smooth as a 21 year old Dalmore Scotch whisky!
@@alasdairconnell1735 As a Southern girl, I prefer bourbon over Scotch, but thanks for your input.
A year later and I am ready to go to Carolina in my mind... permanently. You must forgive me for my weakness.
That whistling intro was just beautiful.
The acoustics in that room are spot on.
To all my ACOA “brothers and sisters”…i dedicate this song to ALL OF YOU!! Thanks for being there!! ❤😊. Change happens slowly, but NEVER STOP OR GIVE UP!! Life really is GOOD!! And it CAN get better…it REALLY CAN!! Love you!! Signed, R.
I don't know if it's the voice that is so crisp or it's picking so clean, but it feels like freshwater on my dirty face. I feel like it washes my soul when I hear this.
How on earth is this version not on spotify? Or am too dumb to find it? Best recorded live performance i ever heard.
James Taylor is to me the best easy listening artist ever his voice could take you anywhere. Thanks for the great music James! 🙂
This would fall under 'Soft Rock', not 'Easy Listening', but I hear you.
@@YaoEspirito Solo guitar songs like Carolina are really just contemporary folk. No rock involved.
What comic was it who asked the question, "Why is easy listening music so hard to listen to?" 😆
James, no matter the rolling pages of time, you will always be young.
This is so good it fills my heart with joy.
One of my songwriting heroes and one of earliest acoustic guitar influences.
This was recorded exactly one month before I was born!
I literally cannot remember a period of life without hearing it, especially since I’m a Tarheel!
Such a Beautiful Heart felt song. Love his music. I grew up listening to Mr JT. and still til this day 2024
I’m 26 years old and I’m truly gutted that I missed out on all these concerts. Though RUclips does fill the gap in a way, nothings ever as good as the real thing.
What a voice. James Taylor has always calmed me, and kept me from having a bad day 👌🏻
There is still time to catch one of his concerts ❤
I saw him at the Royal Albert Hall just a few years ago. He was unbelievably good. I recommend trying to see him.
I am 25y/o and I grew up listening to his music
♥️
I miss folk music - my favorite. Heart warming & classy.
i love this man and his music. seeing him live moved me to tears
I love your music James Taylor! I always have and always will.❤️
Thank you for sharing your talent with us.🤗
The writing is filled with emotion and depth.
wow! I miss the days when a singer would just sit down at a piano, or with a guitar, and sing from the heart. James Taylor, John Denver etc, we may never see the likes of them again.
And Donovan.
it may b that you are just stuck in your groove, of course which is ok. i am with you, willingly if we looked, listened, we would see every generation breathes the same air, loves the same way, repeats the same lines, its a circle and we are center of our own lives.
Check out Allen stone. You’ll find you’re wrong in a good way
@@Rad7272dadMachine gun Kelly and Post Malone did it. So this proves that the other person is right and everyone sucks now.
Thank God for JT and the others from the 60s-70s.
Amazing
Fantastic!!! I'm back to Michigan State University 76/77 listening all James Taylor's musics!!!
Congrats from São Paulo, Brasil!!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Brazil loves you, James. 😍
A great artist. No question!!
Was just sitting in my car. Talking about my Dad who passed 2?years ago on the 15th. He loved James Taylor.He moved to North Carolina shortly after me,16 years ago now. Tears kept rollin’ I hear you and love you Dad. Carolina is home now and will be till I meet my Dad in heaven some day💜
I’m 66 now and I did the same thing everyday on my way to school listen to all his songs with my girlfriend in the car and it does bring back old memories.
You were little more than a kid in this video, yet you were already a musical genius. I love you, James.
This man never fails to bring me to tears. I have a connection with the state of North Carolina because of my friends there. I often envision going there and seeing them. I'm always going to Carolina in my mind.
James is just so wonderful and talented, it's amazing that a troubadour can encapsulate exactly how you feel without having the foggiest clue who you are. God bless you, Mr Taylor.
JT was only 22 when he performed this! Listening to him takes me back to the sweeter times of my life. That’s something you just never forget-how the music takes you back. Beautiful!
True. But music this good if for all times as well. I'm sure Mozart's first fans felt nostalgic also.
Wishing whoever is reading this comment a good day, all the best and good luck. Amen🙏
Same to you!
Thanks
Thank you, Friend. Peace
Wishing the same to you!
right back at you friend
Born 92 But I love this song, Thank you.
I am 39, have discovered his work, his art, by casuality, and am very happy of this. I specially love his voice
I love James Taylor. When you see one of his concerts, and hear his songs, you will feel like you have received a warm hug. I can not wait to see him once again.
"This guy wrote the soundtrack of my life, " I've heard folks say and I admit he did mine too.
I'm from South Carolina. I love this song. Thank you, James Taylor! I love you very much. God bless you and your family!!!
🕊🥀🕊
I love James Taylor. His music is so healing. Puts a smile on my face and in my heart.🥰
When Summer is winding down in Southern California I love listening to James Taylor he eases my soul and helps me ease on into Fall 🍂 his voice is so soothing 😊❤
Such a wholesome song, everyone has a Carolina in there mind, brings everyone in memory to home!
I'm a carolina girl. Best place to be. Love this song.♥
@@martylyles3756 Absolutely my Carolina brother! I am born and raised in the upstate of South Carolina. May I ask you where your from?
I remember watching this concert and falling a little in love with the man and his incredible voice...still love both 💕
One of my all time favorite songs
I definitely love this song ! I was born and raised in North Carolina!
I was actually in America playing gigs. when this came out, and in my mind i transposed the lyrics to my home town.... London, cause its about being homesick.... Good days! .
A song for my life. North Carolina is very special to me.
...your voice... your guitar... your masterpiece.
Love James Taylor
I was 36 days old when he did this concert.... grew up with a mom who sang James Taylor songs to me... the music of my childhood. This song is just so mellow and having spent the first part of my life in South Carolina... well, it takes me right back to those young and carefree days when I hadn't a worry in the world.
Was born 8 2 70 and have always loved this song and James Taylor..love 70s music listening for life.
James taylor and jackson browne have the most perfect male singing voices of all time.
Dont forget Gordon Lightfoot and Ian Anderson
You nailed it, just themselves and their music, this is the story of my life
Listening to this with my mother. I wish I could have lived in this time. The music was absolutely beautiful. Im 24 years now, and even since I was 10 I was wondering why music wasn’t as it was then. I was born in the wrong time.
It takes me back. What a humble and beautiful man. ♥♥♥
Those were the days. Especially James Taylor songs. All of his songs are soooooooo INCREDIBLE. I AM A GIRL FROM INDIANA.
One of my favorite songs. I've some very special memories associated with this from 1970-71.