I guess my feet know where they want me to go…
Oct 13, 2023This week James has shared a second vintage clip from his 1993 performance for the German television program, Ohne Filter. Click now to watch “Country Road”!
This week James has shared a second vintage clip from his 1993 performance for the German television program, Ohne Filter. Click now to watch “Country Road”!
In this rarely seen performance from 1993, James plays his classic “Something In The Way She Moves” for an intimate studio audience for an episode of Ohne Filter, a music program which ran on German station SWF from 1988 to 2001. Click now to watch!
Just in time for fall — this cozy zip-up hoodie (perfect for when the weather turns chilly) from James’s summer tour to the Store on JamesTaylor.com.
Stop by for a visit and check out our other recent additions here!
Click below to watch James perform his timeless song, “Fire And Rain”, in this footage from his July 1979 show at the Blossom Music Center.
James’s friend, famed music publicist Mary Lou Falcone, has written a memoir about her late husband’s struggle with Lewy body dementia. I Didn’t See It Coming: Scenes of Love, Loss, and Lewy Body Dementia will be available on October 3 – see below for James’s thoughts on the book, and visit MaryLouFalcone.com for more information. #maryloufalcone @eastendpressli @ipgbook
Back from tour, JT and the pugs spent some time outdoors to catch up on their garden work.
Video: Kim Taylor
In this clip from the April 2, 1994 episode of the BBC programme, Words And Music, James discusses and performs his classic song, “Sweet Baby James”. This performance was recorded the same day as JT’s November 1993 appearance on the BBC’s The Late Show!
Click now to watch!
James and the band work up quite a racket on this red-hot cover of Eddie Cochran’s rock n’ roll classic, “Summertime Blues”. Click now to watch!
James’s 1981 album, Dad Loves His Work, will be reissued next month by the good folks at Music On Vinyl!
Featuring the hits “Hard Times” and “Her Town Too”, this release will be pressed on blue vinyl and limited to 1,000 copies worldwide For more information, please visit MusicOnVinyl.com.
James and the band romp through the Holland-Dozier-Holland classic “How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)” in this clip from James Taylor – In Concert, recorded at the Blossom Music Center in July 1979. Click below to watch now!