June 16, 2010 Published by producers Comments Off on THE NEW YORK TIMES – A Pair of Durable Troubadours, Contrasting and Complementing
By Ben Ratliff They were a strange pair, actually: dry and wet. He, 62, with the guarded, narrow excellence of his fingerpicking, putting his voice through a heavy soul-compressor, like Marvin Gaye in a telephone booth; she, 68, practicing generosity,...
June 13, 2010 Published by producers Comments Off on MASSLIVE.COM – James Taylor, Carole King dazzle Mohegan Sun crowd with ‘Troubadour Reunion’
By Kevin O’Hare UNCASVILLE, CONN. – With the down economy and a whole lot of people with a lot less disposable income, there aren’t many tours raking in big bucks at the box office so far this year. One of...
June 13, 2010 Published by producers Comments Off on THE HARTFORD COURANT – James Taylor, Carole King Masterful at Mohegan
By Donna Larcen Reunions are always tricky. But when it’s Carole King and James Taylor getting together to celebrate a 40-year-old concert, the meeting transcends nostalgia. In the first of two performances Saturday at the Mohegan Sun, King and Taylor...
June 11, 2010 Published by producers Comments Off on PHILLY.COM – Carole King & James Taylor: Aging gracefully, like their music
By Nick Cristiano Just four songs into their show at the sold-out Wachovia Center on Thursday night, James Taylor got the age joke out of the way. He and Carole King, he said, “were trying to remember what was in...
June 10, 2010 Published by producers Comments Off on THE WASHINGTON POST – Carole King and James Taylor make beautiful music at Verizon Center
By Dave McKenna DuPont’s best and brightest couldn’t produce better chemistry in a lab than what James Taylor and Carole King come up with onstage. They’re hardly alike. Appearing together at Verizon Center on Tuesday, King, now 68, was raucous...
June 7, 2010 Published by producers Comments Off on THE TAMPA BAY TIMES – Review: James Taylor, Carole King deliver a once-in-a-lifetime performance in Tampa
By Jeff O’Kelley For most people, there are certain albums that hold a special place in their record collection. Everyone has their own list, with each entry representative of a particular memory, place or event. While some of my personal...
June 7, 2010 Published by producers Comments Off on BROWARD/PALM BEACH NEW TIMES – Concert Review: James Taylor and Carole King at BankAtlantic Center, Saturday, June 5
By Lee Zimmerman James Taylor and Carole King BankAtlantic Center, Sunrise Saturday, June 5, 2010 There’s no song with a title that mentions “Memories” anywhere within the combined repertoire of James Taylor and Carole King, even though they share so...
June 6, 2010 Published by producers Comments Off on THE MIAMI HERALD – Review: Carole King, James Taylor rock-a-bye boomers
By Howard Cohen The second song of the 160-minute Carole King and James Taylor Troubadour Reunion Tour at Sunrise’s BankAtlantic Center Saturday night told the story of a night filled with fond memories and enduring music: “One more song about...
June 1, 2010 Published by producers Comments Off on THE NEW YORK TIMES – Touchstones in Concert, Reweaving Harmonies
PERCHED on the arm of a couch in a hotel room here, James Taylor recalled the first time he heard Carole King sing “You’ve Got a Friend.” “I stood outside a little dressing room up on the balcony,” Mr. Taylor...
June 1, 2010 Published by producers Comments Off on THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE – A baseball revolution in Pittsfield
PITTSFIELD — As soon as he began singing the first few lyrics of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” even some fans in the beer line at Wahconah Park rushed back to the stands to hear “the Berkshires’ own” James Taylor. Taylor, a...