James Taylor / Syria Mosque 1976 SOUNDBOARD (2CDR)

DISC 1
1 Lighthouse
2 Riding On A Railroad
3 Secret O' Life
4 Gorilla
5 Shower The People
6 Honey, Don't Leave LA
7 Bartender's Blues
8 Roadrunner
9 Anywhere Like Heaven
10 Mexico
11 Walking Man

DISC 2
1 Fire And Rain
2 Carolina In My Mind
3 Family Man
4 Hello, Old Friend
5 Everybody Has The Blues
6 Dance
7 Hey Mister, That's Me Up On The Jukebox
8 I Was A Fool To Care
9 How Sweet It Is
10. Money Machine
11 Steamroller
12 Sweet Baby James

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

◆Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, PA, July 25, 1976

Jamrec Music presents this exquisite documentary, vividly illustrating JT's first peak in the mid-'70s, which began with a fresh start with "Sweet Baby James" and solidified its success with his follow-up album, "Mud Slide." This two-disc recording features a live performance in Pittsburgh on July 25, 1976, around the time of the release of "In the Pocket." Featuring the incredible musicians who laid the foundation for JT's revival—Russ Kunkel, Leland Sklar, and Danny Kortchmar—as well as Sanborn on saxophone and Lindley, who joined on this tour, on violin and banjo—this truly masterful performance breathes new life into JT's early classics. Enjoy this truly masterful performance in official, high-quality sound.