Since the 1960s, James Taylor has been one of the most enduring voices in American folk music. From his self-titled debut to his recent releases, Taylor's catalog is positively packed with ...

LENOX — James Taylor’s songs make his audience feel better ... came through,” he says of the mid-tempo tune that was a Top 40 hit in 1976. “In that moment, it resonated and I’m grateful ...

And what playlist shared between best buds could be complete without a solid handful of best friend songs on it ... Is it the right move to push James Taylor’s version over Carole King ...

What song would you choose to listen to if you were terminally ill and about to die? It’s an interesting question that ...

Press play on these happy songs for a boost of cheer ... That scenario is exactly what it feels like to listen to James Taylor’s version of “How Sweet It Is (to Be Loved by You).” ...

While recovering, Taylor continued writing songs ... 1972, James released his fourth record, a concept record called "One Man Dog," which received lukewarm reviews, despite making the Top 10 ...

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

ESPN released the first in series of popular compilation albums featuring songs played at sporting events ... by a solo woman rapper since 1998 to top the Hot 100. Cardi B at the 2017 MTV VMAs ...

These musical rip-offs made bank and became classics! Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the times popular songs got more shine than the original tracks they allegedly ...

J.D. Souther, a legendary singer and songwriter with roots with the Eagles and Linda Ronstadt, plus later Nashville success, ...

At the VMAs on Wednesday night, Swift took home seven awards, including the night's top prize for video of the year ... Travis Kelce for 'fun and magic' John Green, James Dean and song lyrics: Taylor ...

DANIEL CRAIG’s last James Bond movie No Time To Die could have had a very different theme tune. Billie Eilish’s title song ...