James Taylor/CA,USA 1970 Late Show Complete

James Taylor in 1970 became the darling of the era with the release of the historic masterpiece “SWEET BABY JAMES”. That’s why there are many good quality recordings of his live performances that year. “PORT CHESTER 1970” surprised enthusiasts around the world because it was an audience recording but had the best sound quality for 1970. During this period, Taylor was performing energetically as he played live, following his previous success, which was also a factor in the good sound sources, and the sound board recording of the stage held at the Berkeley Community Theater two weeks after Port Chester is also popular as a standard. It is a sound board that appeared on the Internet more than ten years ago, and has a proven track record of having CD-Rs released in the past, but while those were recordings up to “Blossom”, this time it is a complete version recorded until the end of the live performance. This means that this version covers even songs that can only be heard at the end of the live performance, such as “Isn’t It Nice To Be Home Again”. In addition, the sound quality is excellent, even though it is mono, and the analog-like listening comfort is wonderful, and of course the clarity is outstanding. After all, this is Taylor at a time when he was on the rise due to the big success of his previous album. Since he was playing and singing without a band, the composition was changed from Port Chester two weeks ago, and for some reason, he was able to perform “Sweet Baby James”, which symbolizes him at the time and was not performed at Port Chester, which is irresistible for enthusiasts. And above all, the amazing acoustic guitar handling can be enjoyed with outstanding clarity, which is unique to the sound board. Therefore, it has been considered one of the standard sound sources among enthusiasts since the appearance of the sound source, but this time it will be a surprising excavation for enthusiasts all over the world as it is a complete recording that is firmly recorded until the end of the live performance. This is not only a soundboard of the 1970 live performance paired with the best audience Port Chester, but if the masterpiece “FILLMORE EAST 1971” is a soundboard representing Taylor’s stage in 1971, this version has been promoted to a soundboard representing the stage in 1970. Of course, it is also fun to compare it with “PORT CHESTER 1970”. The soundboard capturing the stage of Taylor’s heyday, where he captivated the audience with just one guitar, is finally complete! Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA, USA 29th May 1970 (Late Show) SBD (44:12) 01. Country Road 02. Something In the Way She Moves 03. Coca Cola Theme 04. Up On the Roof 05. Fire And Rain 06. Greensleeves 07. Steamroller Blues 08. Carolina In My Mind 09. In My Reply 10. For Free 11. Oh Susanna 12. Blossom 13. Hallelujah 14. Sweet Baby James 15. Rainy Day Man 16. Isn’t It Nice To Be Home Again 17. Riding on a Railroad SOUNDBOARD RECORDING