Categories
Official Sites
Unofficial Fan Sites
- Bob’s Page of Carole King
- Cat Stevens – Die Geschichte hinter der Musik
- Homenaje a Carole King – Now and Forever
- Homenaje a James Taylor
- Jackson Browne – Jackson’s Cafe
- James Taylor Online
- James-Taylor.nl
- Joni Mitchell Discussion List
- Les Amis de James Taylor
- Majicat – Cat Stevens Scrapbook
- The Jackson Browne Fans Page
- The James Taylor Website
Archives
- September 2012 (27)
- August 2012 (57)
- July 2012 (51)
- June 2012 (7)
- April 2012 (16)
- March 2012 (23)
- February 2012 (7)
- January 2012 (2)
- July 2011 (1)
- January 2011 (1)
- May 2010 (1)
- December 2009 (1)
- March 2009 (6)
- February 2009 (36)
- January 2009 (56)
- December 2008 (78)
- November 2008 (126)
- October 2008 (249)
- September 2008 (177)
- August 2008 (40)
- March 2007 (18)
- February 2007 (69)
- January 2007 (112)
Meta
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Peter Asher and Kate Taylor to perform and reminisce
Peter Asher (singer of Peter & Gordon and longtime producer and manager for James Taylor, among others) and Kate Taylor (singer-songwriter and sister to James) will be doing a special show on Martha’s Vineyard, Peter Asher and Kate Taylor: A … Continue reading
Song of Fire likes The Music of Joni Mitchell
The Music of Joni Mitchell by Lloyd Whitesell, originally published in 2008, gets favorably reviewed by Jon O of the Song of Fire blog. Whitesell’s skill and perceptivity make this book a deeply satisfying read that befits the subject matter. … Continue reading
Posted in Joni Mitchell, Reviews
Tagged Joni Mitchell, Lloyd Whitesell, Song of Fire, The Music of Joni Mitchell
Leave a comment
US Secretary of Treasury Timothy Geithner likes Jackson Browne
Jackson Browne is known for his liberal political leaning, both through his music and his support of environmental causes. And so it might come as a surprise that he has a fan in US Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner, … Continue reading
Posted in Jackson Browne, News, On Tour
Tagged Jackson Browne, Timothy Geithner, Wolf Trap
Leave a comment
LQM gives Carly Simon refresher
If you need to catch up on what Carly Simon has been up to over the last several years, LQM can help you out. Little Queen Music has a “where are they now”-esque feature on Carly Simon’s recent activities and … Continue reading
James Taylor’s Red Rocks concert interrupted by rain, lightning
The sold-out James Taylor show at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre was interrupted last week due to heavy rain and lightning at around 10 PM. While some in the audience left thinking the show was over, the concert resumed, finishing … Continue reading
More Carly Simon videos from the archives hit YouTube
Keep watching the B4inSF YouTube channel. Lots of Carly Simon rarities are popping up. Some recent favorites: Carly sings “Act Naturally” for a Blockbuster commercial, probably from the late ’90s or maybe early ’00s. The song was written by Johnny … Continue reading
Independent Weekly likes Jackson Browne
Independent Weekly‘s Peter Blackstock had a very favorable review of Jackson Browne’s concert at the Belk Theatre in Charlotte. While his willingness to speak his mind will always be an essential part of his identity, it’s not what ultimately defines … Continue reading
Posted in Jackson Browne, On Tour, Reviews, Videos
Tagged Independent Weekly, Jackson Browne
Leave a comment
James Taylor joins in Tanglewood’s 75th anniversary concert
James Taylor performed with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, with John Williams conducting, at the Tanglewood 75th Anniversary Celebration on Saturday, July 14th. He performed “Over the Rainbow,” (written by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg for the 1939 movie The Wizard … Continue reading
Posted in James Taylor, News, On Tour, Reviews, Videos
Tagged Berkshire Eagle, Boston Symphony Orchestra, E.Y. Harburg, Harold Arlen, James Taylor, Jerome Kern, John Williams, Ol' Man River, Old Man River, Oscar Hammerstein II, Over the Rainbow, PBS, Richard Rodgers, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Shall We Dance, Show Boat, Tanglewood, Tanglewood 75th Anniversary Celebration, The King and I, The Wizard of Oz
Leave a comment
Carly Simon parody You’re So Bain going viral
A parody of Carly Simon‘s classic song “You’re So Vain” that criticizes Governor Mitt Romney, the presumed Republican candidate for US President, for his ties to Bain Capital is starting to catch fire and may end up going viral. The … Continue reading
Posted in Carly Simon, News, Videos
Tagged Bain Capital, Carly Simon, Mitt Romney, Roger Chiocchi, You're So Bain, You're So Vain
Leave a comment