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Pop, Folk,Vocal.

Atlanta's Civic Hall was graced with the presence of one of America's finest voices and songwriters in James Taylor. His career is, of course, legendary and likewise, hugely influential, two factors alone that have led to his iconic status that is evident in his retrospective work. Although backed by a formidable band for the 1981 tour to promote the platinum album Dad Loves His Work, Taylors' own essence could have always stood alone, achieving equal regard and commanding the utmost in respect. J.D. Southers' valuable input was no doubt a helping hand at this time, as it had proved on Taylor's Billboard hit "Her Town Too," but it is Taylor's own personal and professional convictions that command his music, and as the man said.... "Dad loves his work." Echoes' beautifully-presented performance by James Taylor from 1981 has forever been an elusive one, but at last fans of this exceptional artist can, for the first time, enjoy the entire original Atlanta Civic Hall WNEW-FM broadcast from May 13, 1981. Fully remastered with detailed liners and rare photos.

Tracks:
01. How Sweet It Is 
02. 02 Stand And Fight 
03. Brother Trucker 
04. Hey Good Lookin' 
05. Walking Man 
06. Hard Times 
07. It's Gonna Work Out Fine 
08. Up on the Roof 
09. Fire and Rain 
10. Sugar Trade 
11. Millworker 
12. Twelve Gates to the City 
13. Steamroller 
14. I Will Not Lie for You 
15. Daddy's All Gone 
16. Her Town Too 
17. Your Smiling Face 
18. Mexico 
19. Country Road 
20. Money Machine 
21. You've Got a Friend 

Staat er compleet op, 10% pars mee gepost. Met zeer veel dank aan de originele poster. Laat af en toe eens weten wat je van het album vindt. Altijd leuk, de mening van anderen. Oh ja, MP3 doe ik niet aan.