James Taylor/Studio Live 1971 Longest & Best Quality Ver.

Contains studio live footage recorded at the BBC in early 1971, which is representative of James Taylor’s early days. Recorded from the digital master of the highest quality video ever broadcast by BBC FOUR this year. Ultra-high quality video with almost no blurring, suitable for official use. What’s more, it’s the definitive version that includes the Highway Song and Sweet Baby James that were leaked from the broadcast at the time! In Highway Song, which is his first appearance, he plays the piano (a truly innocent performance that includes the preface, “I just learned two chords on the piano”, which is a must-see!), and the famous song Sweet Baby James, which is reminiscent of the early days, is a must-see. can. Every song is worth watching, as young James Taylor sings passionately with a Gibson J-50 in his hand. You can also see that the familiar BBC radio show take with Joni Mitchell was actually recorded on this day. (Rainy Day Man, Steamroller Carolina In My Mind) The sound source alone was attractive enough, but by watching it together with the wonderful video, you can experience the height of his performance. Lastly, Snuff Commercial (a number based on a cold medicine commercial song he heard as a child), which was not included in this broadcast, will be included as a bonus. The definitive title of the famous BBC IN CONCERT video. Studio Live 1971 PRO-SHOT(LONGEST & BEST QUALITY VERSION) 1. With A Little Help From My Friends 2. Fire And Rain 3. Rainy Day Man 4. Steamroller 5. Greensleeves 6. Highway Song 7. Carolina In My Mind 8. Long Ago And Far Away 9. Sweet Baby James 10. Riding On A Railroad 11. You Can Close Your Eyes 12. Snuff Commercial (Bonus Track)