In 2017 JT announced Sweet Baby James, a new “pop-up lullaby” book billed as “a beautifully illustrated and stunningly produced pop-up book that brings to life James Taylor’s enduring 1970 classic song ‘Sweet Baby James’ for music lovers of all ages.” The book is sold exclusively via JT’s official site.
See Newsweek for an excerpt from “Sweet Dreams and Flying Machines,” a new JT biography by Mark Ribowsky. The book is available now from Amazon.
The James Taylor Encyclopedia is now free to download in PDF format. The book was published in 2005 by JTO webmaster Joel Risberg and is still in print, though you can now download the book in its entirety for free.
Music critic and biographer David Browne writes to tell us about his new book, “Fire and Rain: The Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, James Taylor, CSNY and the Lost Story of 1970.” From the author: The book in part details James’ life in 1970: the recording and release of Sweet Baby James, his touring, the filming of Two-Lane Blacktop, and the breakthrough of “Fire and Rain” that fall. I’ve interviewed James, Leland Sklar, Russ Kunkel, Peter Asher, Kootch, and many more in that circle. The book is available now from Amazon.com.
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