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Birth name
  
Sarah Maria Taylor

Name
  
Sally Taylor

Siblings
  
Associated acts
  
Website
  
www.sallytaylor.com


Sally Taylor, an American singer-songwriter, wearing a necklace, with a smiling face and wavy blonde hair.

Born
  
January 7, 1974 (age 50) (
1974-01-07
)

Role
  
James Taylor's daughter · sallytaylor.com

Uncles
  
Livingston Taylor, Alex Taylor, Peter Simon, Hugh Taylor

Grandparents
  
Richard L. Simon, Andrea Heinemann Simon, Isaac M. Taylor, Gertrude Taylor

Similar People
  
Ben Taylor, Carly Simon, James Taylor, Richard L Simon, Livingston Taylor

Parents
  
James Taylor, Carly Simon

Occupation(s)
  
Singer, philanthropist


Instrument(s)
  
Vocals, guitar

Genres
  
Indie rock

Spouse
  
Dean Bragonier

Nationality
  
American

Education
  
Brown University

Eye Colour
  
Black

Hair Colour
  
Brown

Sarah Maria "Sally" Taylor (born January 7, 1974) is the daughter of James Taylor and Carly Simon. Like her parents and brother Ben Taylor, she has pursued a musical career and has become known for her acoustic sound, witty vocals, and evocative, introspective writing. She is a former member of the indie band The Slip.

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Sally Taylor with a happy face, wearing a bonnet with sunglasses on it, and a black shirt together with Ben Taylor wearing a bonnet and brown jacket.

Taylor is also a philanthropist, who devotes a significant amount of time and energy to combating the problem of land mines in Southeast Asia.

Sally Taylor wearing a red top and Ben Taylor playing guitar while performing on stage with a woman with long blonde hair.

Ben and sally taylor interview the red room cafe 939


Touring band

Sally Taylor with long curly hair and wearing a floral dress with her father, James Taylor wearing eyeglasses, a black suit, black pants, a light blue shirt, and holding a hat.

From 1999 to 2002, Sally Taylor's touring band consisted of a core group of musicians, most of whom also contributed to the recordings as well. The key members were:

Sally Taylor with long curly hair and wearing a floral dress.

  • Kenny Castro – bass
  • Kyle Commerford – drums (2000–2001)
  • Brian McRae – drums (1999–2000)
  • Dean Oldencott – drums (2001–2002)
  • Chris Soucy – guitars, vocals
  • Activism

    Sally Taylor with a smiling face and curly hair and wearing a floral dress.

    In addition to her musical career, Sally Taylor is an advocate for the victims of land mines. To this end, she founded "The Tranquility Project" with her husband Dean Bragonier. The charity endeavors to remove landmines from southeast Asia, raise awareness of the issues, and to assist victims to regain their lives and provide hope. She appears on a CD, Too Many Years, to benefit Clear Path International's work with land mine survivors. In 2007, Taylor hosted a charity concert in her home of Boulder, Colorado with singer-songwriter Wendy Woo and the band Something Underground, made up of brothers Seth and Josh Larson from the Colorado music scene. Taylor has joined the band in the last few years, traveling through the Midwest and all the way to Southeast Asia twice, performing charity concerts.

    Alternative projects

    Sally Taylor with curly hair and wearing a floral dress while holding her father, James Taylor wearing eyeglasses, a brown hat, a black suit, black pants, and a light blue shirt.

    Sally Taylor is involved in two other projects. One is the creation of hand-made shawls for order, shown on her website. In addition, Taylor, who is vegan, has developed a Volkswagen van, called "Sally in the Raw", into a food cart featuring vegan and raw foods.

    Personal life

    Sally Taylor smiling with curly blonde hair, wearing a black knitted sweatshirt with a lady wearing earrings, a black coat, and a blue shirt.

    Sally is married to Dean Bragonier. On October 4, 2007, Taylor gave birth to a son, Bodhi Taylor Bragonier.

    Sally Taylor with curly blonde hair, wearing a black knitted sweatshirt while playing guitar with a lady wearing a black coat, a blue shirt, and shorts while singing.

    As the daughter of singer-songwriters James Taylor and Carly Simon, Sally's birth was mentioned in the song "Sarah Maria", on James Taylor's 1975 album Gorilla. Carly Simon's Hotcakes album, released in January 1974, contains a song called "Think I'm Gonna Have a Baby", and the cover photo is a study of the expectant mother.

    She graduated from Tabor Academy, a college-preparatory boarding school in Marion, Massachusetts.

    Discography

  • Tomboy Bride (1999) Produced by Sally Taylor and Wendy Woo
  • Apt. #6S (2000), What Are Records?
  • Shotgun (2001)
  • References

    Sally Taylor (singer-songwriter) Wikipedia