James Taylor - Live At The Beacon Theatre (1998)
DVD9 | VIDEO_TS | MPEG-2 Video, NTSC 4:3 (720:480), 29.97fps, 7261kbps | DD 5.1, 448kbps; LPCM 2.0 | 110min | 6800Mb
Rock | CMV, CVD 50171 | rel: 1998 | covers
DVD9 | VIDEO_TS | MPEG-2 Video, NTSC 4:3 (720:480), 29.97fps, 7261kbps | DD 5.1, 448kbps; LPCM 2.0 | 110min | 6800Mb
Rock | CMV, CVD 50171 | rel: 1998 | covers
James Taylor's Live at the Beacon Theatre captures the quintessential singer/songwriter in a lively, intimate 1998 performance at New York's Beacon Theatre in support of his 1997 album Hourglass, which was his first new record in over five years. Though much of the set list is devoted to Hourglass material like "Line 'Em Up" and "Jump Behind Me," Taylor makes plenty of room in the 25-song strong show for favorites such as "Your Smiling Face," "Fire and Rain," and "You've Got a Friend," as well as inspired renditions of "Everyday," "Handyman," and "How Sweet It Is." The brilliantly clear Dolby Digital Surround Sound (which was engineered by Grammy Award-winning producer/engineer Frank Filipetti), the videos for "Copperline" and "Enough to Be On Your Way," and the interview with Taylor make Live at the Beacon Theatre one of the best music DVDs available, and a must for fans. ~Allmusic
Tracks:
01. Program Start
02. You Can Close Your Eyes
03. Another Day
04. Daddy's All Gone
05. Everyday
06. Mighty Storm
07. Only A Dream In Rio
08. Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
09. Your Smiling Face
10. Jump Up Behind Me
11. Shower The People
12. How Sweet It Is
13. Fire And Rain
14. Me And My Guitar
15. (I've Got To) Stop Thinkin'
16. Handy Man
17. You've Got A Friend
18. Mexico
19. Little More Time With You
20. Line 'Em Up
21. Up On The Roof
22. Ananas
23. Steamroller Blues
24. Belfast To Boston
25. Wandering
26. Not Fade Away
27. End Credit Roll
Personnel:
- James Taylor -vocals guitar
- Valerie Carter - vocals
- David Lasley - vocals
- Kate Markowitz - vocals
- Arnold McCuller - vocals
- Clifford Carter - piano keyboards
- Bjb Mann - guitar
- Jimmy Johnson - bass
- Steve Jordan - drum
- Luis Conte - percussion
- Owen Young - cello
- Dave Mann - saxophone
- Barry Danielian - trumpet
Big thx to meloman67