Carolina Day: The Collection (1970-1980)

Carolina Day: The Collection (1970-1980)

Carolina Day: The Collection (1970-1980)

Editorial Reviews
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Livingston Taylor will forever be James Taylor's younger brother, and that's too bad. It keeps him from being recognized as the talent he is in his own right--and he's a lot more entertaining in my book than that insidious, insipid James. Carolina Day is a fine sampling of Livingston's laid-back, sweetly melodic music, from his earliest Jon Landau-produced work to his brief late-'70s chart run. Throughout the album, his subtle, honey-tinged voice decorates sharp tunes like "I'll Come Running" and "Get Out of Bed." One grumpy caveat, though: It's a shame that Taylor's best song, the lovely "In My Reply" from his self-titled debut, is not included here. --Michael Ruby

Carolina Day: The Collection (1970-1980),Livingston Taylor,Razor & Tie,Folk & Traditional,Pop,Popular Music,Rock/Pop,Singer/Songwriter,Soft Rock
Carolina Day: The Collection (1970-1980)
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • overlooked performer
  • A Consumate Performer & Songwriter
  • Remember when the music......
  • If you just like Livngston Taylor, you'll love this CD!
  • Excellent Retrospective
Carolina Day: The Collection (1970-1980)
Livingston Taylor
Manufacturer: Razor & Tie
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Contemporary Folk | Folk | Styles | Music
Singer-SongwritersSinger-Songwriters | Contemporary Folk | Folk | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Folk | Styles | Music
Traditional FolkTraditional Folk | Folk | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Pop | Styles | Music
Singer-SongwritersSinger-Songwriters | Pop | Styles | Music
Soft RockSoft Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
Pop RockPop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Rock | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B0000063B7
Release Date: 1998-02-24

Tracks:

  1. Get Out Of Bed
  2. Carolina Day
  3. Can't Get Back Home
  4. Good Friends
  5. Lost In The Love Of You
  6. Packet Of Good Times
  7. Caroline
  8. On Broadway
  9. I Just Can't Be Lonesome No More
  10. Loving Be My New Horizon
  11. Lady Tomorrow
  12. Somewhere Over The Rainbow
  13. Going Round One More Time
  14. I'll Come Running
  15. I Will Be In Love With You
  16. First Time Love
  17. Pajamas
  18. Hush A Bye

Amazon.com

Livingston Taylor will forever be James Taylor's younger brother, and that's too bad. It keeps him from being recognized as the talent he is in his own right--and he's a lot more entertaining in my book than that insidious, insipid James. Carolina Day is a fine sampling of Livingston's laid-back, sweetly melodic music, from his earliest Jon Landau-produced work to his brief late-'70s chart run. Throughout the album, his subtle, honey-tinged voice decorates sharp tunes like "I'll Come Running" and "Get Out of Bed." One grumpy caveat, though: It's a shame that Taylor's best song, the lovely "In My Reply" from his self-titled debut, is not included here. --Michael Ruby

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars overlooked performer.......2006-07-09

it's not easy being Jame's brother. however, Liv's simple approach to country pop is refreshing. i personally like Liv better than James. if you like listenable music that grows on you this album is for you. Kudo's Liv!

4 out of 5 stars A Consumate Performer & Songwriter.......2005-10-08

Having seen Liv in concert in Tokyo plus corresponded with him briefly, he is a wonderful showman, guitarist & of course songwriter. Yes, comparisons to brother James are inevitable and must irritate poor Livingston no end, but people being people, it is something that one cannot help but address. I don't know if Liv would ever have "made it" without the musical profile of James but now that he has, he is holding his own admirably. James is certainly not insipid, but for my tastes, way too intense and introspective in comparison to the more relaxed and equally talented Livingston who, in my opinion, is a much easier "listen".

5 out of 5 stars Remember when the music.............2000-02-16

was something you could actually hear above the racket that hides most of today's so-called music.

This is not simply a Greatest Hits collection, but one that is well worth 10 times what it costs. Although his slow melodic tunes are wonderful, he's much more than that. One of my favorites, Pajamas, is a cute, springy, jumpy yet certainly not juvenile number and if any of today's artists have the intelligence to remake that, I'll buy all his CD's. And that includes Nirvana. Yeah right. In my dreams. Maybe "Howl At The Moon." When they get an IQ over 20.

Believe me, you spend $14 for this and you have a wonderful investment.

Although I would hardly call his genius brother James insipid, Livingston is at least as good as James, if not better.

If it is true that alternative rock numbs one's brain, listen to this and experience healing, something like when you've smoked for 40 years and suddenly quit.

From I Will Be In Love With You to First Time Love this is a CD not to be missed.

5 out of 5 stars If you just like Livngston Taylor, you'll love this CD!.......1999-10-16

Don't miss this CD. Buy it today

5 out of 5 stars Excellent Retrospective.......1998-08-24

This album is an excellent retrospective of one of pop music's longest, yet most hidden, careers. Livingston Taylor is more than James' brother; he is a versatile musician who is a much more gifted entertainer. Both have thier place in pop music history. Hopefully this release will create a lot of new fans for one of pop music's hidden talents.

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