> I agree wholeheartedly agree with you except I don't see James Taylor in that > group. > I wonder what Join thinks of his music. I find him so so boring. > Stephen
I wasn't terribly interested in JT either until I saw him live in Chapel Hill in 1991. He totally won me over, in essence, probably making more of a dramatic impression on me than anyone else I ever saw live. I didn't see him live again until 2000 at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. In some ways, I think his music is similiar to Nick Drake, with stronger vocal ability. Its so personal and deceptively simple yet if you allow yourself to be drawn in, you see how warm and endlessly complex it really is. But I think you really need to see him in person to fully appreciate his music. Did anyone else ever have an experience like that, where you weren't really that interested in someone's music and then you saw them live and it completely changed your perspective? Victor, wondering what the life span of a wasp is as the same one has been passively crawling around the window for two days now --- Victor Johnson --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Roses wait for the springtime, They sleep beneath the ground. They hear March winds a callin' For the sun to come around."vlj Visit http://www.cdbaby.com/victorjohnson
