James Taylor - Fire and Rain
James Vernon Taylor (Belmont, March 12, 1948) is a gentle and sensitive American singer-songwriter, another white angel who sought his own path after an adolescence marked by months and months in a psychiatric hospital. His life has been dramatic, in constant conflict with life and death due to drugs and depression.
In 1970, with the release of Sweet Baby James, he gained the attention of the general public.
In 1971, Taylor won a Grammy Award for his version of You've Got a Friend, originally written by Carole King, who was not only his mentor but also a brief romantic partner.
(This song is part of my life)
James Vernon Taylor (Belmont, March 12, 1948) is a gentle and sensitive American singer-songwriter, another white angel who sought his own path after an adolescence marked by months and months in a psychiatric hospital. His life has been dramatic, in constant conflict with life and death due to drugs and depression.
In 1970, with the release of Sweet Baby James, he gained the attention of the general public.
In 1971, Taylor won a Grammy Award for his version of You've Got a Friend, originally written by Carole King, who was not only his mentor but also a brief romantic partner.
(This song is part of my life)
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