#SongsOfComfort — “Montana”
Apr 2, 2020A song to take you away! This song appeared on James’s #1 album, Before This World (2015).
A song to take you away! This song appeared on James’s #1 album, Before This World (2015).
Heads up! Hamburg-based radio station, 917XFM, will air a three-hour German-language special devoted to James and his music this upcoming Sunday, April 5, at 9pm CEST!
Video of three songs from James’s IHeartRadio ICONS concert in February are now available to view at iheart.com! Click here and scroll down to see James and band with guest John Pizzarelli perform the American Standard tracks “Teach Me Tonight”, “It’s Only A Paper Moon” and “My Blue Heaven”.
Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, MA announced today a $1 million donation from Kim and James to help bolster the hospital’s Emergency Preparedness Fund during the ongoing efforts to help battle the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking of their decision, James said:
There is no question that it’s a point of pride for New Englanders to claim the MGH as their hospital – our hospital – and this is especially true today with the threat coming from a new and insidious virus. Kim and I want to be part of this fight. We have been so inspired by the courage and sacrifice of the health care heroes in the trenches who are working so hard to protect us all.
Kim added:
The MGH is a place that is looked to for leadership – clinical, scientific and ethical – in humanity’s fight against the danger that is around us. We are proud to support a medical center that is leading the way on so many fronts.
Both Kim and James have deep ties to Mass General. James’s father, Isaac, earned his medical degree at Harvard, then completed his residency in internal medicine, served as chief resident and conducted research at the MGH – where James was born. Kim has served on the board of the MassGeneral Hospital for Children for the past five years. In 2016, the Taylors performed at a benefit for the MGH Cancer Center, helping to raise $2.6 million.
A song to get you moving, “Me & My Guitar first appeared on James’s 1974 album, Walking Man.
The Canadian tour may have been postponed, but we can still enjoy some time with James. Join us tomorrow, Sunday March 22, at 2:00 pm ET / 11:00 am PT for “A Socially Distant Visit With James” on Facebook! Chat with James and spend some “virtual” quality time #AtHomeTogether.
Good news — James’s Audible Original audio memoir, Break Shot: My First 21 Years, is now available in Canada! Head to Audible.ca to download now, and click below for a clip of James discussing the project.