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Release Date: 2007-10-16, Audio CD, Dome

This release features nine instrumental, chamber music renditions of James Taylor classics. Performed on violin and viola, most of the pieces effectively capture Taylor's wide-eyed insouciance, even without his trademark vocal style. "Mexico," "Sweet Baby James," and "Going to California" are standouts, and the romantic jazz arrangement of "Mean Old Man" (from 2002's October Road) is a particular delight. The String Quartet Tribute to James Taylor is perfect for reading the Sunday papers on a lazy...

James Taylor - one of the great instrumentalists of his generation - supplements his trademark howling Hammond sound with grand piano on his new album. New World features 11 original tunes by James (two co-written with guest vocalist Corina Greyson) and features John Parricelli (guitar), Andy McKinney (bass), Adam Betts (drums), Nick Smart (trumpet/flugelhorn), Gareth Lockrane (flutes), and the aforementioned Corina Greyson.James explains how the album came about: 'A friend of mine, Sophie, loaned...

Groove Dis Exclusive. JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET are back with another master class in Hammond-driven funk and groove with their new album, "A TASTE OF CHERRY". Packed full of the groovy, R&B-infused jazzy rhythms that have made him famous, James Taylor and cohorts hit the spot yet again. (REAL SELF RECORDS)

With his trademark howling Hammond, James Taylor has a reputation as a solid and accomplished band leader. The Theme from Starsky and Hutch, cemented the band´s reputation as masters of the jazz-funk-r´n´b workout. Formed in 1985, JTQ began playing music similar to the rare-groove jazz-funk then in vogue around London. By the early 90s, that movement had spawned acid jazz, and JTQ found itself at the forefront of a vibrant young club scene. In The Hand of The Inevitable remains Acid Jazz's biggest...

James Taylor Quartet/PENTHOUSE SUITE CD AJXCD117 2

Don't Mess with Mr. T/James Taylor Quartet Plays Motown

"Somebody's Gonna Love You" is taken from Alice Russell debut album "Under The Munka Moon" and also features Quantic (Probably the most talented and prolific artists in the world of alternative dance music today). On the other side James Taylor Quartet's "Tough Chicken (Part I)" is one of the band grooviest cut ever and is taken from "Message From The Godfather" on Ubiquity Records. Produced by Snowboy, this is a hard-driving B3 Hammond groove with a heavy dose of funk, soul jazz, and Modernist tinges...

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