James Taylor at Budweiser Stage

A friend, your handyman, or 'your Sweet Baby James', the man's irresistible soft-rock masterpieces have stamped an indelible imprint in their the hearts of fans across all generations. From boomers, Gen Xers, Millienals to Gen Zs, everyone appreciates a dose of Taylor's heartfelt love letters. A guy whose guitar is able to take the night away, he's someone who can tug all your soul's strings - get ready to shed a tear at his live shows.

This year, he's got a couple of concerts for "An Evening with James Taylor and his All-Star Band" - all set to grace the stage with his massive lineup of hits, fan favorites, and deep cuts across his 20 studio records. We're betting on hearing "You've Got A Friend", "Fire and Rain", "Your Smiling Face", "Handy Man", “Something in the Way She Moves,”, "How Sweet It Is", and many more on the set. Through the whole night, get ready to sing your hearts out.

Those with a soft spot for his calm, relaxing, assuring, and sincere lyrical masterpieces will definitely shed a tear. Able to create profound impact to generations of listeners and music aficionados, he's highly regarded as one today's living legends. Since his 1970 breakout single "Fire and Rain" hit #3 on the Hot 100, he became an unstoppable force in music history. Scoring his first #1 with "You've Got a Friend" a year later, it marked the start of his soft rock domination.

Selling over a hundred million records worldwide, with every album from 1977 to 2007 selling over a million copies, it's clear that fans can't get enough of his heartfelt masterpieces.

Discovered by Peter Asher, A&R for the Beatles' newly formed label Apple Records, the legendary Paul McCartney and George Harrison were the first people to hear his demos. "I just heard his voice and his guitar and I thought he was great ... and he came and played live, so it was just like, 'Wow, he's great," says McCartney.

Peter Asher soon became Taylor's business manager, and had a lot of great things to say about the artist. James had been through so much by the time he was twenty that he had so much to express in his music. Other young artists of his age whom I worked with sang about how good or bad life was but really had no idea what they were singing about. James was already singing with the conviction of a singer much older than himself. Everything that he had already been through was evident in his songwriting," says Asher.

Winning six Grammys and inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, his music stands as a testament to his passion and gift as an artist. For generations to come, "You've Got A Friend".

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