Today the James Taylor Online web site celebrates 25 years online! JTO was inauspiciously launched February 21, 1994 as a simple page on the then-nascent World Wide Web, and while many things have come and gone on the Internet since then, thankfully JT and his devoted fans have not. Whether you’ve been here from the beginning or found the site today, thank you so much for being a part of our little community.
— Joel … [ Read More ]
Eric Clapton includes a cover of JT’s “Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight” on his upcoming solo album, “Reptile.” The album is due for release March 13, but you can advance-order it now from Amazon.com. You can also hear the full song at Clapton’s official site.… [ Read More ]
A new collection of JT songs by popular jazz artists is due for release on January 23. The CD, titled “Sketches Of James”, includes performances by Tower of Power and other groups. You can advance-order it now from Amazon.com.… [ Read More ]
| Laura Stegman is a writer and public relations consultant in Los Angeles. Her last feature story for JTO was about David Lasley. Her next will be about Clifford Carter. |
 Valerie Carter |
If you want to learn the facts about Valerie Carter’s considerable success as a solo performer, background vocalist and songwriter, don’t ask her. Oh, sure, she’ll tell you that she’s worked with James Taylor as a background singer dating … [ Read More ]
Apple Records has announced a re-mastered and expanded release of JT’s 1968 solo debut, “James Taylor.” In addition to the original tracks, the new release will include four bonus recordings
The CD will be released October 26 and is available to pre-order now from Amazon.com.… [ Read More ]
