James Taylor "Musical Genes"—Carnegie Hall, 2 of 9

The musical gene in the Taylor family may have skipped a generation. As the first concert of Perspectives series approaches—James Taylor at Carnegie Hall: A Gala Celebrating 120 Years of Carnegie Hall on April 12—James Taylor talks about his early years and his family ... and reveals a surprising performing progenitor.

More information on James Taylor at Carnegie Hall: A Gala Celebrating 120 Years of Carnegie Hall is available at http://www.carnegiehall.org/Event.aspx?id=2127

More information on James Taylor's Perspectives at Carnegie Hall is available at http://www.carnegiehall.org/jamestaylor

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[aplacetohideaway]

Delightful!

[Catsoul67]

IO TI AMO JT AMO LA TUA VOCE E LA TUA VITA SEMPLICE NON DA STAR.

[drdeputy]

@patrishar55: Thanks, I found some photos after I posted here and figured that's who it was. Amazing resemblance, especially since the photo in the video was probably about the same age that Ben is now.

[patrishar55]

@drdeputy That is Hugh Taylor.

[theresaruf]

Oh no. That means JT is of British origin. I'll have to rethink my whole lifelong adoration. NAH!!! :)

[drdeputy]

The person (presumably a sibling) on the far left at 0:11 is the spitting image of James' son Ben. Actually vice versa, Ben is the spitting image of him, but who is that?

[SuperC888]

Lottie Collins! I've actually heard of her and, of course, the song! too cool!

[rattymary]

Ha Ha Ha Love it !!!!

[angelgirls1980]

WoW, Thank you for sharing this! I'm a huge fan of your's! Blessings, Patty