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Carole King/James Taylor : Live at the Troubadour CD Album with DVD 2 discs

Aug 03, 2020

Just pure magic.

I didn't think it could possibly be bad: and it wasn't. More like incredible! Two people who genuinely love each other, each a giant in music individually, who had so much fun at THIS performance that they decided to take it on tour. It almost seemed like Carole was holding back a bit at the beginning, almost like she wasn't trusting her voice. But then she cut loose - and it was perfect. From that point on they clicked. There is so much common history, and by bringing it home to this important venue in both their lives separately AND together, and supported by the band that has been there all along, it was all just magic. Peter Asher producing, just like it he did in the beginning with the first Troubadour show they did when Kootch (Danny Kortchmar) first introduced them - and of course he's playing rhythm guitar here. Just an amazing performance; a must-have for our generation, a lesson in how great music can be for every other one.

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