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Upper90
Posts: 1,095
Nov 13, 2009 2:14am
And I would. I actually wish he had an album of him singing the 614 white pages. That's how much I dig JT. I just bought like 3 of his albums on vinyl, and hearing them through my terrible record player motivated me to open up to the Freehuddle @ 2 a.m.
James Taylor is dope. For me, I think growing up, everyone's parents that I knew had at least one JT record. So, most of the peers I have that are into music kinda inherited the enjoyment of James Taylor. My mom and dad had separate record collections, but the common artist was James Taylor. Alright, that's all I've got. I limited my music ramblings on The Huddle and saved it for the blogs/articles, etc. But, it's a new day? kind of?
James Taylor is dope. For me, I think growing up, everyone's parents that I knew had at least one JT record. So, most of the peers I have that are into music kinda inherited the enjoyment of James Taylor. My mom and dad had separate record collections, but the common artist was James Taylor. Alright, that's all I've got. I limited my music ramblings on The Huddle and saved it for the blogs/articles, etc. But, it's a new day? kind of?
Apple
Posts: 2,620
Nov 13, 2009 2:21am
Whoa oh Mexico...
Never really been there but I'd sure like to go...
Never really been there but I'd sure like to go...
hoops23
Posts: 15,696
Nov 13, 2009 2:24am
His GOAT song.
Curly J
Posts: 7,282
Nov 13, 2009 2:45am
Upper, that made me laugh. Actually, it brought back some memories of back in 1987 when I was stationed in Korea. A buddy of mine named Juan (an African American) watched the Patsy Cline story with me in the 'dayroom' of our Dorm. He said Man that "B" could sing. The next afternoon what did I hear blaring from his sound system from his room ??? Patsy Cline "Crazy".
He was definitely a 'one af a kind Dude'.
He was definitely a 'one af a kind Dude'.