NEW YORK (CNN) -- For a man out promoting a greatest-hits album, James Taylor is doing a good job of saying the kinds of things that would make a record company executive cringe. "Whether or not ...

In 1976, Taylor released "In the Pocket," another Gold album. With James' contract with Warner ending, the label released "Greatest Hits," which became Taylor's best-selling album ever ...

If you’re wondering whether, after all these years, he’s still playing the hits ... in 1969. Taylor had just returned from London, where he recorded his debut album, ”James Taylor ...

Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriters James Taylor ... Taylor's greatest hits include “Fire and Rain,” “Your Smiling Face" and “How Sweet It Is." After the release of his album "American ...

Luke Combs, Eric Church, Billy Strings, and James Taylor will headline “Concert for Carolina,” a special benefit show ...

Concert for Carolina,” featuring North Carolina natives James Taylor, Luke Combs and Eric Church, will be held at Bank of ...

Members Jonathan Davis, James ... of the greatest rap-R&B albums ever and is widely viewed as a masterclass in contemporary songwriting. With this release Hill broke boundaries with hits ...

JD Souther, the songwriting legend behind some of Linda Ronstadt's and the Eagles' best work, has died a week before his tour ...

Queen have made UK chart history by becoming the first act to sell seven million copies of an individual album. Their first Greatest Hits collection ... Drummer Roger Taylor added: "The British ...

By Paul Grein Taylor Swift’s Lover logs its 63rd week at No. 1 on Billboard’s Catalog Albums chart this week (dated Oct. 5), extending its record for the longest run by a woman solo artist in ...

“Talk,” like much of British troubadour James Bay 's latest album ... Taylor Swift early in his career; his breakthrough tracks shared radio waves with Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith 's enduring hits.

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