James Taylor - Something In The Way She Moves.mov

Recorded from Vinyl, James Taylor - Something In The Way She Moves

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Music

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• James Taylor
• Something In The Way She Moves
• Music
• Vinyl
• Warner Brothers Records
• Self Titled
• James
• Taylor

[samsticka]

This from the "Greatest Hits" album.

[TheVinylDream]

@samsticka That it is, how could you tell just by hearing the audio?

[StradMan37]

Thanks for posting my favorite JT tune, on VINYL too!!! "To me the words are nice, the way they sound...."

[TheVinylDream]

@StradMan37 Watch my account, I got a turntable that I can hook up to my computer for christmas. I am going to be uploading a lot more, all from vinyl. It just sounds better to me, and I like to share it :D

[truemirror]

I miss the sound of vinyl, it seems so much deeper, richer and of course the scratches are great, thank you for sharing.

[marsha1467]

I'm a vinyl lover. Plan to continue transferring all my vinyls! Thanks for comment Dgrayson. And StradMan37, I'll check out the 1968 Apple Records version. Maybe we'll get lucky and someone will upload it:)

[TheVinylBird]

@StradMan37 then you should listen to the 1968 Apple Records version. It's just like this, except faster

[evilryu10]

@TheVinylDream the noise in the beginning

[Pappacito]

the vinyl quality is awesome thanx so much for posting this. really hard to find this song in gud clear fidelity. =]

[shanehenning26]

great song

[MAGICO240]

George Harrison copied the first verse ofhis song Something fromthis one,

[ratchetxrc]

@jsteelman1000 he only used the words so he had to make everything else up

[AnAngelOfMercy]

Great song. Thanks for posting the vinyl version.

[TheDGrayson]

Wow. Didn't realize how much I missed vinyl. I've watched (and listened) as music has gone from the warm sounds of vinyl to '8 track and cassettes in stereo' (Jackson Browne reference - Google it kids). Then came the CD and now this digital bullshit where you can fit a gajillion songs on a device the size of your thumb. Just Hate It. The kids today don't even realize how screwed they're getting. No posters. No liner notes. Nothing. Just a soulless sterile digital file. Progress.