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James Taylor: Live at the Beacon Theatre (1998)
James Taylor: Live At The Beacon Theater is the documentation of an incredible live performance by soft rock singer-songwriter James Taylor. This live concert features many of Taylor’s greatest hits performed in front of an intense audience. These hits include, but are not limited to the songs Fire and Rain and Sweet Baby James from the many multiplatinum albums by this enduring artist. As a bonus in this film, Taylor also shares the stories behind his many songs and how he came to write them. He also talks candidly about his career in this fabulous performance, which is a testament to his great talent and creative abilities.
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James Taylor: Live At The Beacon Theater is the documentation of an incredible live performance by soft rock singer-songwriter James Taylor. This live concert features many of Taylor’s greatest hits performed in front of an intense audience. These hits include, but are not limited to the songs Fire and Rain and Sweet Baby James from the many multiplatinum albums by this enduring artist. As a bonus in this film, Taylor also shares the stories behind his many songs and how he came to write them. He also talks candidly about his career in this fabulous performance, which is a testament to his great talent and creative abilities.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:5/30/1998
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Columbia Music Video
Cast
Beth McCarthy-Miller
Director
James Taylor
Self - Lead Vocals, Guitar
Valerie Carter
Self - Vocals
David Lasley
Self - Vocals
Kate Markowitz
Self - Vocals
Arnold McCuller
Self - Vocals
Clifford Carter
Self - Piano, Keyboards
Bob Mann
Self - Guitar
Jimmy Johnson
Self - Bass
Steve Jordan
Self - Drums
Luis Conte
Self - Percussion
Owen Young
Self - Cello
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