Articles tagged "james taylor"![]() Music ReviewSwayzak: Snowboarding in Argentinaby John Bergstrom[17.Mar.09] :. This 11th-anniversary reissue of the electronica landmark is the "definitive" one. ![]() Column: Deconstruction ZoneConversing with Rudy Wurlitzer: ‘A Beaten-up Old Scribbler’by Rodger Jacobs[6.Feb.09] :. My conversations with Rudy Wurlitzer were not unlike a road journey itself with plenty of unplanned side trips along the way. ![]() Sound AffectsCommunicating Music Heart to Heart: An Interview with Yo-Yo Maby Katrina-Kasey Wheeler[2.Feb.09] :. Yo-Yo Ma is a world-renowned, Grammy-winning cellist extraordinaire, and his talent matches his level of humility. He is extremely joyous and eager to share his music with the world in such a way... ![]() Sound AffectsSpectacle: Elvis Costello With… - Episode 4by Zeth Lundy[24.Dec.08] :. James Taylor: isn’t he supposed to be the antithesis of a songwriter like Elvis Costello? Isn’t that what we were once taught, those of us who grew up seeking alternatives to the... NewsRacing into alienation with James Taylor and Dennis Wilsonby Ben Wener [The Orange County Register (MCT)][2.Jun.08] :. After spending Friday moving virtually every CD I own down to the garage I decided to spend the rest of the holiday weekend being fairly lazy. Memorial Day itself, in fact, was a movie-filled lounger... ![]() TV DVD Review1968 with Tom Brokawby Jack Patrick Rodgers[25.Feb.08] :. This documentary is filled with revealing moments, both big and small, that show just how much – and how little – things have changed. The Best Music DVDs of 2007by Ron Hart[25.Jan.08] :. The last few years have seen some mind-blowing DVD repackaging of a wide variety of musically projects. 2007 is the best yet. Two-Lane Blacktopby Bruce Dancis [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][11.Jan.08] :. The legacy of Two-Lane Blacktop has survived all these years, and this superb new DVD will assure that the film will not be forgotten. Joni Mitchell: Shineby Will Layman[28.Sep.07] :. An environmentally fired-up Joni returns to songwriting with a gloomy, beautiful set of chamber-pop. Allison Krauss: A Hundred Miles or Moreby Will Layman[8.Jun.07] :. Every last gorgeous Alison Krauss guest spot or soundtrack contribution, right here, in a shimmering newgrass pool of prettiness. James Taylor: October Roadby Gary Glauber[27.Sep.02] :. These words from a song of long ago (1977, a quarter century for the record) seem almost prescient now, considering the lengthy flourishing career of JT, a man whose musical successes operate outside... James Taylor: JT / Flag / Dad Loves His Work / That’s Why I’m Here / Never Die Youngby Bill HolmesHe turned being a sensitive singer-songwriter into an art form. A freewheeling hippie who was signed to The Beatles’ Apple label, his early material (mostly for Warner Brothers) could be heard... James Taylor: Greatest Hits Volume 2by Kevin OliverWith volume one a perennial bestseller, it was only a matter of time before James Taylor’s label went for the complementary sequel. While every song on the first collection is arguably an... |
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