Vinyl Album - James Taylor - Live New York - Nov. 1972 - [none]

Vinyl Album

Artist:	James Taylor
Title:	Live New York - Nov. 1972
Label:	[none]
Country:	Bootleg
Catalogue:	4033 / 4044
Date:	1973
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	James Taylor	Sweet Baby James	James Taylor	Rate
A2	James Taylor	Makin' Whoopee	Gus Kahn, Walter Donaldson	Rate
A3	James Taylor	Matrimonial Song	James Taylor	Rate
A4	James Taylor	Long Ago And Far Away	James Taylor	Rate
A5	James Taylor	Lo And Behold	James Taylor	Rate
A6	James Taylor	Anywhere Like Heaven	James Taylor	Rate
A7	James Taylor	Brighten Your Night With My Day	James Taylor	Rate
A8	James Taylor	Something In The Way She Moves	James Taylor	Rate
B1	James Taylor	Highway Song	James Taylor	Rate
B2	James Taylor	Sunny Skies	James Taylor	Rate
B3	James Taylor	Carolina In My Mind	James Taylor	Rate
B4	James Taylor	To Cry	James Taylor	Rate
B5	James Taylor	Instrumental	James Taylor	Rate
B6	James Taylor	Hymn	James Taylor	Rate
B7	James Taylor	Fanfare	James Taylor	Rate
C1	James Taylor	Nobody But You	James Taylor	Rate
C2	James Taylor	You've Got A Friend	Carole King	Rate
C3	James Taylor	Chili Dog	James Taylor	Rate
C4	James Taylor	New Tune	James Taylor	Rate
C5	James Taylor	Back On My Feet Again	James Taylor	Rate
C6	James Taylor	Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight	James Taylor	Rate
D1	James Taylor	Country Road	James Taylor	Rate
D2	James Taylor	One More Parade	James Taylor	Rate
D3	James Taylor	Steamroller	James Taylor	Rate
D4	James Taylor	Fire And Rain	James Taylor	Rate
D5	James Taylor	You Can Close Your Eyes	James Taylor	Rate

Notes

Recorded live at Radio City Music Hall, NYC, November 4, 1972.

Hot Wacks says that these albums were released separately as Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 on Sweet Records 4033 and Country Records 4044 (no doubt fake names printed on the labels as bootleggers nearly always used, to cover their tracks). My copy comes in a double gatefold sleeve with two inserts, where the song titles are wildly misidentified. The labels are blank, but the dead wax area of the first record has 4033-A and -B, and the second has 4044-A and -B engraved by hand.

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