The other thing about that 1988 video was the shot of a random woman in the audience misty-eyed, mouthing the words of, I believe, "Fire and Rain." That always got me teary-eyed, realizing how much of a connection this man through his songs has established with vast numbers people having that moment of identification with something at some point in their respective lives.
I have an aged VHS tape of this concert from 1988 recorded off PBS. Does anyone know if it is avalilable on DVD or video? My tape is getting worn. I love it because the performances/arrangements represent a slightly less "polished" version of the James Taylor institution he has become in some ways. On this he still had his corny but endearing version of "Shower the People" using a reel-to-reel tape deck for backing vocals -- priceless!! Also, he's playing a Yamaha!!
Intro to "Everyday": "This is a song that was written...ah, let's see...written by Buddy Holly for Buddy Holly back when Buddy Holly wrote it for himself."
Some James Taylor comedic brilliance to go along with his musical brilliance.
Dan Dugmore and Leland Sklar originally played on "Everyday".
samsticka 8 months ago
One of the SWEETEST song singer's in the world today!!!!
whyit58 10 months ago
Don Grolnick must've really enjoyed doing that piano solo from 6:34 to 7:01. I could tell he was digging it.
samsticka 1 year ago
The other thing about that 1988 video was the shot of a random woman in the audience misty-eyed, mouthing the words of, I believe, "Fire and Rain." That always got me teary-eyed, realizing how much of a connection this man through his songs has established with vast numbers people having that moment of identification with something at some point in their respective lives.
utubuser10 1 year ago
@utubuser10 Are you sure it wasn't "Shower The People" that got that one woman misty-eyed?
samsticka 9 months ago
@samsticka it was "fire and rain."
utubuser10 9 months ago
I have an aged VHS tape of this concert from 1988 recorded off PBS. Does anyone know if it is avalilable on DVD or video? My tape is getting worn. I love it because the performances/arrangements represent a slightly less "polished" version of the James Taylor institution he has become in some ways. On this he still had his corny but endearing version of "Shower the People" using a reel-to-reel tape deck for backing vocals -- priceless!! Also, he's playing a Yamaha!!
utubuser10 1 year ago 2
@utubuser10 yea I could use a copy.....yea the arangements were great I love song for you far away
matco24 11 months ago
I remember this song...ages ago...lol..my age is showing:)
beatlebug01 1 year ago
This song is timeless! Great performance too. Love James!
undyinluvmj 1 year ago
I used to have this on tape. James is the best. There's no one like him.
samsticka 2 years ago
Lovely man.
ilsetencate 2 years ago
Pure poetry.
lavicrep7 2 years ago
Intro to "Everyday": "This is a song that was written...ah, let's see...written by Buddy Holly for Buddy Holly back when Buddy Holly wrote it for himself."
Some James Taylor comedic brilliance to go along with his musical brilliance.
InTraphic 3 years ago 2