James Taylor w/ David Lindley - 1976-07-25 - Pittsburgh, PA (FM/FLAC)

(FM Broadcast FLAC)

Syria Mosque

David Lindley: fiddle, slide guitar
Russel Kunkel: drums
Leland Sklar: bass
Clarence McDonald: keyboards
David Sanborn: tenor sax
Danny Kortchmar: guitar

1st Set:
01. Lighthouse
02. Riding On A Railroad
03. Secret O' Life
04. Gorilla
05. Shower The People
06. Honey, Don't Leave LA
07. Bartender's Blues
08. Roadrunner
09. Anywhere Like Heaven
10. Mexico
11. Walking Man

2nd Set:
12. Fire And Rain
13. Carolina In My Mind
14. Family Man
15. Hello, Old Friend
16. Everybody Has The Blues
17. Dance
18. Hey Mister, That's Me Up On The Jukebox
19. I Was A Fool To Care
20. How Sweet It Is
21. Money Machine
22. Steamroller
23. Sweet Baby James

Notes
"This is an FM broadcast on Pittsburgh radio station WDVE.  I taped it way back when and wore it out in my car's 8-track player.  In the early 90's, my business advertised on the station; the sales rep asked if he could get me anything.  I said "sure... have someone dig thru the vaults and find this show."  He got me a nice cassette copy which I had converted to CD... did a few trades/trees over the years.  Nice to see it make it here.

I'm a big JT and Jackson Browne fan.  Lindley joined JT's "usual" group of musicians for this tour in the summer of 76.  
His versatility adds so much to the song arrangements.The violin on Riding on a Railroad and banjo on Carolina In My Mind are two great examples.  I love the lap guitar on Honey Don't Leave L.A.--Lindley and Sanborn's sax are incredible.  
This is the best live version of Fire and Rain I've heard as Lindley makes his lap guitar sound more like a pedal steel.

After this tour, JT's musicians (Kunkle, Kootch and Sklar) joined Jackson Browne, Lindley and a couple of others for the tour which produced the Running On Empty LP.

James Taylor - 1977-07-18 - Hollywood, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

James Taylor

1977-07-18

Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA

SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC

Additional Lineage: FLAC > TLH (fixed SBEs) > FLAC

Personnel:

James Taylor (Guitar)

Danny Kortchmar (Guitar)

Russ Kunkel (Drums)

Leland Sklar (Bass)

Clarence McDonald (Keyboard)

David Sanborn (Sax)

David Lasley (Singer)

Philip Ballou (Singer)

01 Sweet Baby James

02 Gorilla

03 Get A Job

04 Carolina In My Mind

05 Honey Dont Leave LA

06 Benjamin / I Was A Fool To Care

07 Your Smiling Face

08 Daddys All Gone

09 Long Ago And Far Away

10 How Sweet It Is

11 Blossom

12 Wandering

13 Another Grey Morning

14 Mexico

15 Handy Man

16 One Man Parade

17 Rainy Day Man

18 Fire And Rain

19 Country Road

Note: Often traded as  Hollywood, Long Island or Osaka, Japan.

James Taylor - 2002-07-17 - Lenox, MA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

James Taylor and the Boston Pops Orchestra conducted by John Williams
Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood, Lenox, MA
July 17, 2002

SBD > unknown > EAC > Sound Forge 6.0 > CD Wave > 1FLAC/2CD-DA
* Audience > Sony TCM-59V > master > unknown > EAC > Sound Forge 8.0 > CD Wave > 1FLAC/1CD-DA

01 Introduction
02 Carousel Waltz
03 Music from the film "JFK"
- JFK Theme
- Motorcade Scene
- Arlington
04 A Lincoln Portrait (narrated by JT)
05 Theme by Aaron Copland
06 Introduction by John Williams
07 On the 4th of July
08 The Water is Wide
09 The Frozen Man
10 Mean Old Man
11 Carolina In My Mind
12 Country Road
13 Caroline I See You
14 Fire and Rain
15 Music from 'Harry Potter'
16 America the Beautiful
17 Something in the Way She Moves
18 Secret O' Life
19 You've Got A Friend (cut)
20 You've Got A Friend *
21 Steamroller *
22 Sweet Baby James *

* Audience 

James Taylor - 1999-07-15 - Montreux, CH (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

James Taylor

Montreux Jazz Festival

Auditorium Stravinski

July 15, 1999

Source: FM Broadcast > CD-R > XLD > flac8

JAMES TAYLOR (voc., guit.)

BOB MANN (guit., back voc.)

CLIFFORD CARTER (kbds, voc.)

JIMMY JOHNSON (bass)

RUSS KUNKEL (drums)

ARNOLD MC CULLER (voc.)

CD1

01 Intro

02 Carolina in My Mind

03 Everyday (Buddy Holly cover)

04 Line 'Em Up

05 Wasn't That a Mighty Storm (traditional)

06 Intro

07 Mexico

08 Jump Up Behind Me

09 Band Intro

10 Song Intro

11 You've Got a Friend (Carole King cover)

12 Up on the Roof (Carole King cover)

13 Shower the People

14 Band Intro

CD2

01 Not Fade Away (Buddy Holly cover)

02 Intro

03 Walking Man

04 Never Die Young

05 Handy Man (Jimmy Jones cover)

06 Band Intro

07 Country Road

08 Fire and Rain

09 Your Smiling Face

10 Encore Break

11 Secret o' Life

12 How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You) (Marvin Gaye cover)

13 Intro

14 You Can Close Your Eyes

James Taylor - 2009-07-11 - Rotterdam, NL (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

PAL
7000 kbps Vbr
62 min 00 sec
4/3
Audio : 1536 kbps Lpcm

James Taylor : Vocals & Guitar
Caroline Taylor, Kate Markowitz, Arnold McCuller : Vocals
Andrea Zonn : Vocals & Fiddle
Michael Landau : Guitar
Larry Goldings : Piano
Jimmy Johnson : Bass
Steve Gadd : Drums

01 - Country Road (7:16)
02 - Whiskey Before Breakfast (5:27)
03 - Wichita Lineman (3:45)
04 - Everyday (4:50)
05 - Carolina on my Mind (5:23)
06 - Mexico (3:51)
07 - Sweet Baby James (4:10)
08 - Fire and Rain (5:55)
09 - Up on the Roof (5:05)
10 - Steamroller (6:49)
11 - Shed a Little Light (4:21)
12 - You've Got a Friend (5:02)

Playlist length: 1  hour 1 minute 54 seconds

James Taylor w/ Carole King - 1972-07-05 - Oakland, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

James Taylor 
Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA 
July 5, 1972 

James Taylor - vocals, guitars, piano 
Carole King - vocals, piano 
Danny Kortchmar - guitars 
Ralph Schuckett – organ 
Leland Sklar - bass 
Russ Kunkel - drums 

01-Sweet Baby James 
02-Something In The Way She Moves 
03-Greensleeves 
04-Tube Rose Snuff Commercial 
05-Sunny Skies 
06-Chili Dog 
07-Rainy Day Man 

(08-13 not on bootleg, from FM source) 
08-Riding On a Railroad 
09-Places In My Past 
10-Carolina On My Mind 
11-Long Ago & Far Away w/ Carole King 
12-Blossom 
13-Country Road 

14-Highway Song 
15-On Broadway 
16-Fire And Rain 
17-Love Has Brought Me Around 
18-Whoa, Don't You Know 
19-Steamroller Blues 
20-Help Me Find This Groove 
21-Promised Land > Pre Encore Applause 
22-You Can Close Your Eyes 

Sweet Baby James By The Bay bootleg on Polar Bear Records plus the 6 missing songs that complete the show. 

Name: Baby James By The Bay 
Catalog: The Polar Bear Records (PB-107) 

Source: Soundboard (Original 'silver' cd) 
Equipment List: DAE UltraPlex 40max>EAC (secure, offsets) 
.shn conversion with MKW 

James Taylor - 1986-06-17 - Berlin, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Waldbuhne

Lineage:
Source: FM > unknown > EAC > Sound Forge 8.0 > CDWave > 1flac/2cdr 

01 - Sweet Baby James 
02 - Wandering 
03 - Carolina In My Mind 
04 - Up On The Roof 
05 - Only A Dream In Rio 
06 - Handy Man 
07 - I Will Follow 
08 - Your Smiling Face 
09 - Millworker 
10 - Traffic Jam 
11 - Sea Cruise 
12 - Everyday 
13 - Only One 
14 - Fire And Rain 
15 - Country Road 
16 - Mexico 
17 - Johnnie Comes Back 
18 - How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) 
19 - You've Got A Friend 
20 - Steamroller 
21 - That Lonesome Road 

Disc One: 1-15 
Disc Two: 16-21 

Editing comments: Smoothed transitions between nearly all tracks after track 7. Most likely taper had a 90-minute cassette and began conserving tape after the first 1/3 of the show to avoid missing any music.

James Taylor - 1974-05-26/27 - New York, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

James Taylor
Carnegie Hall, New York City
May 26-27, 1974

Source:
KBFH master reels > dat > cdr > EAC > Sound Forge 6.0 > CD Wave > 1shn/1cdr

Remastered by ALS, March 2003

01 You Can Close Your Eyes
02 Riding On A Railroad
03 Blossom
04 Long Ago And Far Away
05 Sunshine Sunshine
06 Me And My Guitar
07 Country Road
08 You’ve Got A Friend
09 Promised Land

10 Migration
11 Let It All Fall Down
12 Brighten Your Night With My Day
13 One Man Parade
14 Anywhere Like Heaven
15 Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
16 Fire and Rain
17 You’re The One (That I Adore)
18 Rock 'N' Roll Is Music Now
19 Mockingbird

Encore
20 Ain’t No Song
21 Sweet Baby James

James Taylor performed at Carnegie Hall on May 26th and May 27th in 1974. KBFH broadcasted this version of the show on June 30, 1974.

James Taylor - 1981-05-21 - New York, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

James Taylor, 
Radio City Music Hall, NYC
May 21st 1981 

01 You Can Close Your Eyes
02 Mona (Story And Song)
03 Wandering
04 Sweet Baby James
05 Riding On A Railroad
06 It's Gonna Work Out Fine
07 How Sweet It Is
08 Brother Trucker
09 Hey Good Looking
10 Walking Man
11 Hard Times
12 Stand And Fight
13 Up On The Roof
14 Fire And Rain
15 Blossom
16 Millworker
17 12 Gates To The City
18 Steamroller
19 Daddy's All Gone

James Taylor - 1999-05-20 - Hamburg, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Broadcast from Germany on NDR FM.

lineage
Cdr trade > EAC > wav > flac (L8) > you

James Taylor - vocals, guitar
Bob Mann - electric guitar
Russell Kunkel - drums
Jimmy Johnson - bass
Clifford Carter - keyboards
Arnold McCuller - backing vocals 

01 Sweet Baby James
02 Every Day
03 Line 'em Up
04 Carolina in My Mind
05 Wasn't That a Mighty Storm
06 Anywhere like Heaven
07 Jump Up Behind Me
08 You've Got a Friend
09 Copperline
10 Shower The People
11 Steamroller
12 Daddy's all Gone
13 Me and My Guitar
14 Walking Man
15 Never Die Young
16 Handy Man
17 Mexico
18 Country Road
19 Fire and Rain
20 Your Smiling Face
21 Not Fade Away
22 How Sweet it Is (To Be Loved By You)
23 You Can Close Your Eyes

Total time 1:39.32

Joni Mitchell - 1972-05-19 - London, UK (FM/FLAC) w/ James Taylor

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Joni Mitchell

"Sounds for Saturday"

BBC 2 Studios, London, England

May 19, 1972 (broadcast: Saturday June 10, 1972)

Source: BBC Radio broadcast > low generation cassette (courtesy of M.R. archive)

Transfer: Zoom H4n (16 bit / 44.1 kHz) (transfer by M.R.)

Editing: Soundforge (tracking) > Wav (Eac tested) > TLH (sector boundary aligned) Flac level 8 

01 This Flight Tonight

02 Electricity

03 Big Yellow Taxi

04 See You Sometime

-

05 That Song About the Midway (with James Taylor)

06 The Gallery (with James Taylor)

07 The Priest (with James Taylor)

08 California (with James Taylor)

-

09 Joni talks

10 Carey 

11 You Turn Me On (I'm a Radio)

12 For The Roses

Total Time = 44:46 min

James Taylor - 1981-05-13 - Atlanta, GA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

James Taylor, Atlanta Civic Center, Atlanta, GA. 1981-05-13. FM Radio Broadcast

Billy Payne - Keyboards, 
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar 
Dan Dugmore - Guitar 
Peter Asher - Percussion 
Rick Marotta - Drums 
Leland Sklar - Bass 
David Lasley - Background Vocals 
Arnold McCuller - Background Vocals 
J. D. Souther - Harmony Vocals 

CD1 (FLAC) 
James Taylor 
Atlanta Civic Center 
Atlanta, GA 1981-05-13 
Radio Broadcast 
All songs written by James Taylor except when indicated. 

Lineage: cdr trade>EAC>wav>flac (L8) 

01 - How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (Holland, Dozier & Holland) 

02 - Stand and Fight (Jacob Brackman & JamesTaylor) 

03 - Brother Trucker 

04 - Hey Good Lookin' (Hank Williams Sr.) 

05 - Walking Man 

06 - Hard Times 

07 - I Think It's Gonna Work Out Fine (Rose Marie McCoy & Sylvia McKinney) 

08 - Up on the Roof (Gerry Goffin & Carole King) 

09 - Fire and Rain 

CD2 (FLAC) 
James Taylor 
Atlanta Civic Center 
Atlanta, GA 1981-05-13 
Radio Broadcast 
All songs written by James Taylor except when indicated. 

Lineage: cdr trade>EAC>wav>flac (L8) 

01 - Sugar Trade (Jimmy Buffett, Timothy Mayer & James Taylor) 

02 - Millworker 

03 - Twelve Gates to the City (Traditional) 

04 - Steamroller 

05 - I Will Not Lie For You 

06 - Daddy's All Gone 

07 - Her Town Too (with J.D - Souther) (J.D - Souther, James Taylor & Waddy Wachtel) 

08 - Your Smiling Face 

09 - Mexico 

10 - Country Road 

11 - Money Machine 

12 - You've Got A Friend (Carole King) 

1981 was a bad year for James Taylor. According to Timothy White in his article "James Taylor: Portrait of a Walking Man" (Rolling Stone #345) he suffered a crisis in confidence about his career, got to straits in his marriage that ended in separation and his depression was biting him strongest than ever. 

He started the "Dad Loves His Work" tour, that would include the collaboration of J. D. Southern, with the project in mind of doing a Live album that was going to be called "Fish Scales" or "Bicycle Built for a King". Things didn't start very well as James Taylor had a pneumonia so grave that nearly made him collapse during the shows. But always a professional he never missed a compromise, as he has never done in his entire career. The Radio City Hall Concert of that year was recorded but didn't go so well as he should have expected probably, maybe because his comedic craftsmanship was amiss. I wonder if that was due to him having the pneumonia at that time. I don't know, but the fact is that the disc never saw the light. 

James Taylor - 1970-04-25 - Cambridge, MA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Sanders Theatre, Harvard University

lineage
SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC

CD1

Set I

01 - With A Little Help From My Friends

02 - Anywhere Like Heaven

03 - Steamroller

04 - Blossom

05 - Mannish Boy

06 - Okie From Muskogee

07 - Greensleeves

08 - For Free (Joni Mitchell)

09 - Fire And Rain

10 - Carolina In My Mind

11 - Riding On A Railroad

12 - Isn't It Nice To Be Home Again

CD2

Set II

01 - Carolina In My Mind

02 - Brighten Your Night With My Day

03 - Tube Rose Snuff Song

04 - Sunny Skies

05 - Matthew (Livingston Taylor)

06 - Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Ray Charles)

07 - Oh, Susannah

08 - Sweet Baby James

09 - Fire And Rain

10 - Sunshine Sunshine

11 - Diamonds In The Rough (Carter Family)

filler

12 - Country Road (single version)

James Taylor - 1970-04-25 - Cambridge, MA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

James Taylor
Sanders Theatre
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA April 25, 1970

Lineage:
SB Tape > ? > CD5 > EAC > Wav > Original 2007 FLAC > Jazamo 2014 Fixes > Align Sector Boundries > Flac > Check Decodeability > Traders Little Helper

Set-1

01 - With A Little Help From My Friends (The Beatles)

02 - Anywhere Like Heaven (Additional Lyrics)

03 - Steamroller

04 - Blossom

05 - Mannish Boy

06 - Okie From Muskogee

07 - Greensleeves

08 - For Free (Joni Mitchell)

09 - Fire And Rain

10 - Carolina In My Mind

11 - Riding On A Railroad

12 - Isn't It Nice To Be Home Again

Set-2

01 - Carolina In My Mind

02 - Brighten Your Night With My Day

03 - Tube Rose Snuff Song

04 - Sunny Skies

05 - In My Reply (Livingston Taylor)

06 - Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Ray Charles)

07 - Oh Susannah

08 - Sweet Baby James

09 - Fire And Rain

10 - Diamonds In The Rough (Carter Family)

Jazamo Notes & Fixes 10/18/2014:
Set-1 seems complete, but Set-2 might be missing a song or two. Overall there were many Volume Fluctuations to Set-1, and Set-2 was recorded too hot. I have adjusted the Volume overall for more consistant sound. Track 1-01 cut in abruptly, I removed -.05 seconds to smooth show intro. Track 1-05 has a click rhythm which might sound like static to some, but its not. Track 1-11 had fade-Out-> Fade-In at the end applause, I fixed that. Added fade outs to ends of sets Track 1-12 and 2-10. Finally the Jan 2007 Dime upload of the song "Sunshine Sunshine" had numerous dropouts in source file making it unlistenable. The original seeder then re-upped the entire set with the track fixed but had not been reposted in dime since 2007. I didn't think I should hold back this "Diamonds In The Rough" show any longer so I have deleted the damaged track from my fixed set.

Here's a great James Taylor show performing Solo in Cambridge Massachusetts in early 1970. Through the 2 sets James is loose, funny, and gives a story tellers background to many of the songs to a loving audience glued to his every word. The Original 2007 file set suffered from Volume Fluctuations, 1 damaged track, and cuts. I have Fixed and cleaned up the whole show to improve the overall listening experience. The show is Sound Board sourced and contains some tape hiss (Hear Samples). Many thanks to the original seeder Jitters. A great document of early James "Diamonds In The Rough", as always your comments are Appreciated!

James Taylor - 2008-04-08 - Frankfurt, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

James Taylor

Alten Opera, Frankfurt, Germany

01 Something In The Way She Moves

02 Talk

03 Never Die Young

04 Talk

05 Frozen Man

06 Talk

07 Mean Old Man

08 Talk

09 School Song

10 Country Road

11 Talk

12 Slap Leather

13 Talk

14 My Traveling Star

15 Talk

16 You've Got A Friend

17 Steamroller Blues

18 Secret O' Life

19 Talk

20 Line 'Em Up

21 Talk

22 Chili Dog

23 Shower The People

24 Talk

25 Sweet Baby James

26 Talk

27 Carolina In My Mind

28 Fire And Rain

29 Talk

30 Copperline

31 Talk

32 Mexico

33 Talk

34 You Can Close Your Eyes

James Taylor - 1988-04-04 - Montreux, CH (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

James Taylor & Band

Montreux Jazz Festival

Casino, Montreux, Switzerland

1988-04-04 

Carlos Vega, drums

Leland Sklar, bass

Dan Dugmore, guitar

Jon Gilutin, keyboards

Rosemary Butler, background vocals

Arnold McCuller, background vocals

01 You Can Close Your Eyes

02 Wild Mountain Thyme

03 Looking For Love On Broadway

04 Riding On A Railroad/Machine Gun Kelly

05 Every Day

06 Walking Man

07 Lighthouse

08 Country Road

09 When I Was A Cowboy/The Twist

10 Band Intro

11 Steamroller

12 Sweet Potato Pie

13 Never Die Young

14 Love Has Brought Me Around

15 First Day Of May

16 Carolina In My Mind

17 Your Smiling Face

18 Fire And Rain

19 Up On The Roof (Fades in)

20 Shower The People

A FM recording, generation unknown. Sounds a little thin and dusty, but it's FM

Directed the signal from the cassette deck to the Edirol SD card > PC.

Edited with Adobe Audition,  removed some hiss without compromising the colour of the sound.

James Taylor - 2003-03-25 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

James Taylor
BBC Radio 2 Broadcast
Mermaid Theatre, London
3/25/03

01 Secret o' Life
02 October Road
03 Whenever You're Ready
04 Line 'em Up
05 Fire and Rain
06 Shower the People
07 Jump Up Behind Me
08 Stop Thinkin' 'bout That
09 Carolina on My Mind
10 Country Road
11 You've Got a Friend
12 Sweet Baby James

FM Broadcast
Received in trade. Excellent sound. Art included in the torrent.

James Taylor - 1970-2003 - Treasure Of A Man (SBD/AUD/FLAC)

(various live soundboards FLAC)

SOURCE:
soundboard & audience

LINEAGE:
unknown lineage > CD-R (trade) > EAC wav (hard drive) > Trader's Little Helper flac level 8

Disc 1 (1970-79):
01. Country Road - 1970-02-07 Second Set, The Jabberwocky Club, Syracuse, NY
02. Sunny Skies - 1970-02-07 Second Set, The Jabberwocky Club, Syracuse, NY
03. Blossom - 1970-03-16 Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA
04. Up On The Roof - 1970-03-16 Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA
05. Steamroller - 1970-04-25 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
06. Rainy Day Man - 1970-10-28 Royal Albert Hall, London, England
07. Highway Song - 1972 Oakland, CA
08. Love Has Brought Me Around - 1972 Oakland, CA
09. Let It All Fall Down - 1974-05-26 Carnegie Hall, New York, NY
10. Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight - 1974-05-26 Carnegie Hall, New York, NY
11. Hello Old Friend - 1976-07-25 Pittsburgh, PA
12. Fool To Care - 1976-07-25 Pittsburgh, PA
13. Gorilla - 1977-07-18 Long Island, NY
14. Your Smiling Face - 1979-09-23 The MUSE Concert, Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
15. Summertime Blues - 1979-07-07 Blossom Music Fest, Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Disc 2 (1980-89):
01. You're Just In Love - 1982-03-09 Ft. Lauderdale, FL
02. Riding On A Railroad - 1982-03-09 Ft. Lauderdale, FL
03. Millworker - 1981-05-19 Civic Center, Atlanta, GA
04. Walking Man - 1981-05-19 Civic Center, Atlanta, GA
05. Long Ago And Far Away - 1985-01-12 Rock In Rio Festival, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
06. You've Got A Friend - 1985-01-12 Rock In Rio Festival, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
07. Only A Dream In Rio - 1986-03-24 Carre Theatre, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
08. Sweet Baby James - 1986-03-24 Carre Theatre, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
09. Handy Man - 1986 Ohne Filter Pur, Baden Baden, Germany
10. That's Why I'm Here - 1986 Ohne Filter Pur, Baden Baden, Germany
11. Jelly Man Kelly - 1983-10-09 Connecticut
12. Song For You Far Away - 1986-05-31 Queen's College, Charlotte, NC
13. Wild Mountain Thyme - 1988-04-04 Montreux, Switzerland
14. First Day Of May - 1988-04-04 Montreux, Switzerland
15. How Sweet It Is - 1988-06-10 Colonial Theatre, Boston, MA
16. You Can Close Your Eyes - 1989-09-23 New York, NY
17. Benjamin / Music - 1989-09-23 New York, NY

Disc 3 (1990-99):
01. Carolina In My Mind - 1991-10-31 The Paramount, New York, NY
02. Traffic Jam - 1991-10-31 The Paramount, New York, NY
03. Sun On The Moon - 1992-04-19 Squibnocket, Martha's Vineyard, MA
04. Shed A Little Light - 1992-04-19 Squibnocket, Martha's Vineyard, MA
05. Valentine's Day - 1997-05-31 VH1 Storytellers, Sony Studios, New York, NY
06. Wandering - 1994-08-25 Great Woods, Mansfield, MA
07. Memphis Tennessee - 1994-08-25 Great Woods, Mansfield, MA
08. Something In The Way She Moves - 1997-04-01 Boulder Theatre, Boulder, CO
09. Line 'Em Up - 1997-04-01 Boulder Theatre, Boulder, CO
10. Jump Up Behind Me - 1997-06-19 A&E Live by Request, Sony Studios, New York, NY
11. Little More Time With You - 1997-06-19 A&E Live by Request, Sony Studios, New York, NY
12. Daddy's All Gone - 1998-05-30 Beacon Theater, New York, NY
13. Me And My Guitar - 1998-05-30 Beacon Theater, New York, NY
14. Anywhere Like Heaven - 1999-05-20 The Musikhalle, Hamburg, Germany

Disc 4 (2000-03):
01. Everyday - 2001-01-12 Rock In Rio Festival, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
02. Shower The People - 2001-01-12 Rock In Rio Festival, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
03. Mexico - 2001-08-03 Rosemont Theatre, Chicago, IL
04. On The 4th Of July - 2001-08-03 Rosemont Theatre, Chicago, IL
05. October Road - 2002-07-31 Nashville, TN
06. Whenever You're Ready - 2003-03-25 Mermaid Theatre, London, England
07. Copperline - 2003-05-06 Ozawa Hall, Tanglewood, Lenox, MA
08. September Grass - 2003-05-06 Ozawa Hall, Tanglewood, Lenox, MA
09. Caroline I See You - 2002-07-17 The Shed, Tanglewood, Lenox, MA
10. Fire And Rain - 2002-07-17 The Shed, Tanglewood, Lenox, MA

NOTES:
Most of the tracks are soundboard quality. There are a few very good audience recordings scattered throughout as well.

James Taylor - 1986-03-24 - Amsterdam, NL (FM/FLAC)

(FM Broadcast FLAC)

Carre Theatre, Amsterdam

Source: 
FM Broadcast > "Remastered" > unknown > cdr trade > EAC >Sound Forge 6.0 > CDWave > 1flac/1cd-da

01 - You Can Close Your Eyes 

02 - Something In The Way She Moves 

03 - Sweet Baby James 

04 - Wandering 

05 - Up On The Roof 

06 - That’s Why I’m Here 

07 - Only A Dream In Rio 

08 - Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight 

09 - Handy Man 

10 - Walking Man 

11 - Your Smiling Face 

12 - Long Ago And Far Away 

13 - Millworker 

14 - Traffic Jam 

15 - Sea Cruise 

16 - Everyday 

17 - Only One 

18 - Fire And Rain 

19 - Mexico 

20 - Carolina In My Mind (cut) 

Editing Comments: 
Smoothed transition between T17 and T18. (Note: Tracks 18-20 from different, inferior source.) Removed several pops. Faded out end of T20 to remove broadcast beeps. 

James Taylor - 1982-03-09 - Fort Lauderdale, FL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

James Taylor 

Fort Lauderdale, Florida 

March 9, 1982 

Transfer: 

.wav file > Peak Pro 6 (pitch adjusted +60 cents) > iZotope RX / ozone 5 (mastered) > Peak Pro 6 (post production) > xACT 2.39 > FLAC 

01 You Can Close Your Eyes 

02 Riding On A Railroad 

03 Up On The Roof 

04 Love Has Brought Me Around 

05 Sunny Skies 

06 Carolina On My Mind 

07 Rock Me Baby 

08 Something’s Wrong 

09 Long Ago And Far Away 

10 Rock And Roll Is Music Now 

11 Mexico 

12 How Sweet It Is 

13 Fire And Rain 

14 You’re Just In Love 

15 Sweet Baby James 

16 Music 

17 Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight 

18 Bartender’s Blues 

19 Brother Trucker 

20 Handy Man 

21 Shower The People 

22 Country Road 

23 You’re Smiling Face 

24 Steamroller 

25 You’ve Got A Friend 

26 Secret O’Life 

An excellent quality soundboard from the 1982 tour that appears to be under-circulated. This one ran extremely slow and took a major correction to get to the proper pitch. It was also just a touch flat and I've widened the stereo spectrum to give the highs a little more headroom and I think it really shines. 

A little context around the timing of the show, James mentions that he had been in Martha's Vineyard earlier in the day to bury his good friend John Belushi. Maybe it's my imagination but there seems to be just a little extra emotional edge to the songs on this night. 

Venue was not identified but may be the Sportatorium which appears to host most of the bigger shows at the time which James surely would have been considered a big show.