109K views · 7.3K reactions | Another treat from the vault! In this restored footage from the BBC series “One in Ten - A Singer and his Songs,” James performs “Sweet Baby James,” which first appeared on his 1970 album "Sweet Baby James." Head over to YouTube to hear the entire performance: https://youtu.be/cq5eKwREdr8 | James Taylor | Facebook

James Taylor & Carole King - You’ve Got A Friend (BBC In Concert, 11/13/71)📍 Written and recorded by Carole King in 1971, this song became the biggest, and most well-known hit for then 23-year-old James Taylor. It was the first single off of his third album. Taylor was the first to record it, putting down the track at Crystal Sound studios on Vine Street in Los Angeles with his band, which included King on piano. Days later, King recorded her version at A&M studios on La Brea Avenue. King’s ver

Throwback to 1994! Check out this amazing footage of James performing his classic hit "Sweet Baby James" on the BBC Scotland program Loudon and Co., hosted by Loudon Wainwright III. This performance was recorded live in Glasgow at The Old Fruitmarket . Click the link to watch the entire performance on JT's official YouTube channel now! https://youtu.be/m8RPnBGrseQ | James Taylor

235K views · 8K reactions | Check out the Steep Canyon Rangers' version of "Sweet Baby James," performed live at MerleFest last year. You can pre-order this and many other tracks on their North Carolina Songbook live album: https://bit.ly/39CI32c | James Taylor | Facebook

555K views · 9.3K reactions | James Taylor explains the inspiration for “Sweet Baby James” before playing his hit song live on the Stern Show in 1997. | The Howard Stern Show | Facebook