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James Taylor ??/??/39
Compilation, Symphonic Treasures, Various
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Set I
Jame Taylor
Symphonic Treasures "live mix" 1993-2009

1. Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight (a)
2. The Way You Look Tonight (b)
3. Millworker (b)
4. Up On The Roof (e)
5. Carolina In My Mind (c)
6. The Water Is Wide (d)
7. The Frozen Man (d)
8. Mean Old Man (d)
9. Enough To Be On Your Way (e)
10. Fire And Rain (e)
11. Steamroller (c)

(a) 21-Oct-95 Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas, TX
(b) 12-Jul-95 Camden Theatre, Camden, NJ
(c) 16-Jul-93 Symphony Hall, Boston, MA
(d) 17-Jul-02 Koussevitzky Music Shed, Tanglewood Music Center, Lenox, MA
(e) 30-Aug-09 Koussevitzky Music Shed, Tanglewood Music Center, Lenox, MA
Set II
 
Set III
 
Comment
JT always brings his "A+" game to the show when he plays with an orchestra. I do, however, have two minor complaints: first, not all songs are performed with the symphony and, second, he tends to talk a little too much between the songs. This "live mix" - compiled from 5 different shows - imagines a concert featuring the orchestra on every song as well as minimal between-song banter. As always, all the tracks have been normalized and mixed so it sounds like one continuous concert.
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Adam (1/5) FLAC / 1 A A View   (a)-(e) > EAC > Sound Forge 8.0 (normalized, mixed, fixed) > CDWave > 1flac/1cdr
Notes: JT always brings his "A+" game to the show when he plays with an orchestra. I do, however, have two minor complaints: first, not all songs are performed with the symphony and, second, he tends to talk a little too much between the songs. This "live mix" - compiled from 5 different shows - imagines a concert featuring the orchestra on every song as well as minimal between-song banter. As always, all the tracks have been normalized and mixed so it sounds like one continuous concert.