James Taylor records ‘JT’ his eighth album with producer Peter Asher (1977)
James Taylor‘s ‘JT’ is his eighth studio album produced by Peter Asher recorded between March 15–April 24, 1977 and released in June 1977 by Columbia Records.
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1 . Your Smiling Face (Live, 1988)
2 . Your Smiling Face (No Nukes, 1979)
3 . There We Are (Brazil, 1986)
4 . Honey Don’t Leave (LA, 1979)
5 . Bartender’s Blues (All For The Hall, w/ Vince Gill)
6 . Secret Of Life
7 . Secret Of Life (1977)
8 . Secret Of Life (Live, 1977)
9 . Handy Man
James Taylor – JT
Track Listing : 1.Your Smiling Face (James Taylor) – 02:50 . 2.There We Are (James Taylor) – 03:02 . 3.Honey Don’T Leave L.A. (Danny Kortchmar) – 03:05 . 4.Another Grey Morning (James Taylor) – 02:44 . 5.Bartender’S Blues (James Taylor) – 04:12 . 6.Secret O’ Life (James Taylor) – 03:34 . 7.Handy Man (Otis Blackwell, Jimmy Jones) – 3:17 . 8.I Was Only Telling A Lie (James Taylor) – 03:24 . 9.Looking For Love On Broadway (James Taylor) – 02:23 . 10.Terra Nova (James Taylor, Carly Simon) – 4:32 . 11.Traffic Jam (James Taylor) – 01:58 . 12.If I Keep My Heart Out Of Sight (James Taylor) – 03:01
Musicians : James Taylor – Guitar, Vocals . Peter Asher – Percussion . Red Callender – Tuba . David Campbell – Viola . Dan Dugmore – Steel Guitar . Danny Kortchmar – Guitars . Leah Kunkel – Vocals . Russell Kunkel – Drums, Percussion . Clarence Mcdonald – Keyboards . Linda Ronstadt – Vocals . David Sanborn – Saxophone . Carly Simon – Vocals . Leland Sklar – Bass
Production : Produced By Peter Asher . Val Garay – Engineer, Mixing
Arrangements : David Campbell
Recorded March 15 – April 24, 1977 At The Sound Factory, Hollywood, California.
Released In June 1977 By Columbia.
Package : Kosh – Design, Art Direction . Jim Shea – Photography . David Alexander – Photography
(Source James Taylor – JT | Official Site)
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Lejink @ RateYourMusic
Yes, it can be accused of blandness, cosiness, sterility, you name it, but also it’s pleasant, warming even comforting and maybe it’s just me in my older age but now I like it just fine. […]
allmusic
He even made the country charts briefly with “Bartender’s Blues,” a genre exercise complete with steel guitar and references to “honky tonk angels” that he would later re-record with George Jones. […]
Rolling Stone
The form and content of Taylor’s most striking work have always reflected an intense duality: the imagery was all “night and day,” the singing hauntingly schizoid. […]
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