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Thursday, July 25, 2019

James Taylor - 1976-07-25 - Pittsburgh, PA (FM)

James Taylor
with David Lindley
1976-07-25
Syria Mosque
Pittsburgh, PA
FM Broadcast
192 kbps
Artwork Included

1st Set:
01. Lighthouse
02. Riding On A Railroad
03. Secret O' Life
04. Gorilla
05. Shower The People
06. Honey, Don't Leave LA
07. Bartender's Blues
08. Roadrunner
09. Anywhere Like Heaven
10. Mexico
11. Walking Man

2nd Set:
12. Fire And Rain
13. Carolina In My Mind
14. Family Man
15. Hello, Old Friend
16. Everybody Has The Blues
17. Dance
18. Hey Mister, That's Me Up On The Jukebox
19. I Was A Fool To Care
20. How Sweet It Is
21. Money Machine
22. Steamroller
23. Sweet Baby James


After not having much critical or commercial success in 1973 and 1974, James Taylor bounced back in 1975 and 1976. His 1975 album, Gorilla, went to #6 on the Billboard charts, and was well received by critics. His follow up album in 1976, In The Pocket, while not quite as successful, still went to #16 on the charts. His Greatest Hits album was also released in 1976, and eventually sold over 11 million copies. JT also released 3 of his most enduring singles during those 2 years, How Sweet It Is, Mexico and Shower The People. All 3 made the top 50 on the billboard charts, with How Sweet It is climbing to #5. It also hit #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart, as did Shower The People. This FM broadcast captures JT on tour in 1976, on July 25, 1976, 43 years ago today in Pittsburgh. He plays all 3 of the recent hits just mentioned, as well as the classics that made him a leading light of the folk rock movement. Moreover, he's accompanied by David Lindley, making this show a must have for your collection.



13 comments:

iggy said...

Fantastic post by two of my all-time favorites. Thanks so much for this kind and generous post. All the best,

Iggymo

Anonymous said...

Hi, somehow I lost this show, I would greatly appreciate if you could re-upload this to someone other than Megaupload. No particular hurry, so do it when it is convenient to you. Thanks for all the great music, it is DEEPLY APPRECIATED.

Bob w.

speedymjb said...

Its reposted! Enjoy!

Anonymous said...

I got the re-post, thank you very much. That was incredibly quick.

Bob W.

quazzi said...

please repost dead link thanks speedy!

speedymjb said...

new link is up! enjoy!

quazzi said...

Thanks speedy great show love the dead can never get enough

quazzi said...

oops posted to wrong show

quazzi said...

still on the lookout for this one

quazzi said...

Thanks speedy got it. Wow!!

Anonymous said...

I remember the Syria Mosque, although I didn't get to this particular show. I would love to hear it if you could re-load. Love your site.

speedymjb said...

new link is up! enjoy! & thanks for the kind words!

PghJJB said...

Thanks for re-posting this, speedy. And thanks for all of these great shows

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