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Live at the Beacon Theatre (James Taylor video album)

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Released
  
October 7, 1998

Genre
  
Folk rock

Label
  
Columbia Music Video

Director
  
Beth McCarthy-Miller

Producer
  
Carol Donovan

Recorded
  
May 30, 1998

Length
  
109 mins

Initial release
  
30 May 1998 (USA)

Initial DVD release
  
7 October 1998

Cinematography
  
Kevin Mazur, Mychal Watts

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Cast
  
James Taylor, Valerie Carter

Similar
  
Live at the Beacon Theater, James Taylor: Pull Over, America: A Tribute to Heroes, Eagles: Hell Freezes, Two‑Lane Blacktop

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Live at the Beacon Theatre is a DVD concert video of James Taylor and his band performing at the Beacon Theatre in New York City on May 30, 1998.

Contents

Track listing

  • "You Can Close Your Eyes"
  • "Another Day"
  • "Daddy's All Gone"
  • "Everyday"
  • "Wasn't That a Mighty Storm"
  • "Only a Dream in Rio"
  • "Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight"
  • "Your Smiling Face"
  • "Jump Up Behind Me"
  • "Shower the People"
  • "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)"
  • "Fire and Rain"
  • "Me and My Guitar"
  • "(I've Got To) Stop Thinkin' 'Bout That"
  • "Handy Man"
  • "You've Got a Friend"
  • "Mexico"
  • "Little More Time With You"
  • "Line 'Em Up"
  • "Up on the Roof"
  • "Ananas"
  • "Steamroller Blues"
  • "Belfast To Boston"
  • "Wandering"
  • "Not Fade Away"

    • Personnel

  • James Taylor - Vocals/Guitar
  • Steve Jordan - Drums
  • Luis Conte - Percussion
  • Clifford Carter - Piano/Keyboards
  • Bob Mann - Guitar
  • Jimmy Johnson - Bass
  • Arnold McCuller - Vocals
  • David Lasley - Vocals
  • Kate Markowitz - Vocals
  • Valerie Carter - Vocals
  • Owen Young - Cello
  • Barry Danielian - Trumpet
  • David Mann - Saxophone

    • Bonus features

    Bonus features include "Copperline" and "Enough to Be on Your Way" music videos.

    References

    Live at the Beacon Theatre (James Taylor video album) Wikipedia
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