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JAMES TAYLOR the Essential James Taylor JAMES TAYLOR The Essential James Taylor 37 Tracks aus der gesamten Karriere des hochgeschätzten Songwriters auf 2 CDs Ab 11. September 2015 JAMES TAYLOR gilt als der Inbegriff eines Singer/Songwriters und dürfte zu den einflussreichsten amerikanischen Musikern der vergangenen viereinhalb Dekaden gehören. Der fünffache Grammy-Gewinner verkaufte bisher weit über 100 Millionen Tonträger, die mit insgesamt 10 US-Platinauszeichnungen belohnt wurden. Im Jahr 2000 wurde er gleichzeitig in die Rock’n’Roll Hall Of Fame und in die Songwriters‘ Hall Of Fame aufgenommen. Mit einer umfassenden Doppel-CD würdigt Rhino Rec. nun das fast fünfzig Jahre währende Schaffen des Ausnahme-Songwriters. The Essential James Taylor erscheint am 11. September! Die 37-Song-Compilation umfasst TAYLORs Schaffen in den Jahren von 1970-2002. 1969 unterschrieb der 1948 in Boston geborene TAYLOR einen Vertrag beim „Beatles- Label“ Apple Records und veröffentlichte im Jahr darauf das Album Sweet Baby James. Zu den großen und allbekannten Hits gehören Songs wie Carolina On My Mind, Sweet Baby James, Fire And Rain, Shower The People und You’ve Got A Friend, das zwar sein einziger Nummer 1-Hit blieb, ihm jedoch seinen ersten Grammy einbrachte. CD 1 ist vollständig TAYLORS Schaffen in den 70er Jahren gewidmet und enthält mit How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Handy Man, Walking Man (vom gleichnamigen 1974er Album) und Gorilla (ebenfalls ein Titeltrack für ein Album aus dem Jahr 1975) einige US-Top-5-Hits. Überdies findet man auf der Disc eine Live- Version von Steamroller, das stets eines der Konzerthighlights war. Dabei dürfen auch einige Fan-Lieblinge nicht fehlen, etwa Long Ago And Far Away von Mud Slide Slim And The Blue Horizon (1971), Something In The Way She Moves und Don’t Be Sad ‘Cause Your Sun Is Down, auf dem auch Stevie Wonder zu hören ist. Der Großteil der CD 2 stammt aus den sechs Alben, die in den Jahren 1980 bis 2002 aufgenommen wurden, obwohl mit dem Top-20-Hit Your Smiling Face aus JT (1977) und Millworker von Flag (1979) zwei großartige Songs aus den späten siebziger Jahren dabei sind. Zu den jüngeren Höhepunkten gehören Her Town Too, das Platz 11 der Billboard-Charts erreichte, Everyday aus That’s Why I’m Here (1985), Never Die Young aus dem gleichnamigen Album von 1988, Copperline aus New Moon Shine (1991) und Caroline, I See You von October Road (2002). Zwei weitere Songs, Little More Time With You und Line ‘Em Up, stammen aus dem 1997er Album Hourglass. Zusätzlich zu den Studioaufnahmen präsentiert die zweite Disc einige packende Live- Performances, unter anderem Country Road, Secret O‘ Life und My Traveling Star. JAMES TAYLOR gehörte zu jenen Songwritern, die sich besonders in den siebziger Jahren auch für politische und soziale Projekte engagierten. So war er 1979 mit Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen, Graham Nash und Bonnie Raitt am Anti-Atom-Film und Soundtrack No Nukes beteiligt. Als Gastmusiker ist er unter anderem auf Alben von Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, Art Garfunkel und Mark Knopfler zu hören und spielte auf Neil Youngs „Heart Of Gold“ mit. Von 1972-1983 war er mit der Songwriterin Carly Simons verheiratet. THE ESSENTIAL JAMES TAYLOR Track Listing: Disc One 1. “Sweet Baby James” 2. “Fire And Rain” 3. “Long Ago And Far Away” 4. “You’ve Got A Friend” 5. “Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight” (Remastered LP Version) 6. “One Man Parade” 7. “Walking Man” 8. “Hello Old Friend” 9. “How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)” 10. “Mexico” 11. “Gorilla” 12. “Shower The People” 13. “Nothing Like A Hundred Miles” 14. “Don’t Be Sad ’Cause Your Sun Is Down” 15. “Steamroller” (Remastered Live Version) 16. “Something In The Way She Moves” 17. “Carolina In My Mind” 18. “Honey Don’t Leave L.A.” 19. “Handy Man” Disc Two 1. “Your Smiling Face” 2. “Millworker” 3. “Her Town Too” 4. “Everyday” 5. “Only One” 6. “That’s Why I'm Here” 7. “Never Die Young” 8. “Copperline” 9. “The Water is Wide” 10. “Country Road” (Live) 11. “Secret O’ Life” (Live) 12. “Line ’Em Up” 13. “Little More Time With You” 14. “Another Day” 15. “Hard Times Come Again No More” (feat. James Taylor) 16. “Caroline, I See You” 17. “My Traveling Star” (Live) 18. “You Can Close Your Eyes” (Live).
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