The performance at Carnegie Hall in New York on May 26, 1974, which took place when the fifth album "Walking Man" was released, was recorded in full with a super high quality stereo soundboard recording. It is recorded with such top-level sound that it could be released as an official live album as it is. The first recording of all songs in New York and the participation of luxurious guest musicians attracted attention, and top-class musicians such as David Spinoza, who also produced "Walking Man", Hugh McCracken, Don Glorinick, and Rick Marotta are backing. Peter Asher and Carly Simon (James' wife at the time) also participated in the chorus. The band gradually joined from the solo acoustic of the opening three songs, and the way they created a high-quality and tasteful sound world with the luxurious backing is a masterpiece. The deep vocals and urban sound are exquisitely blended, and you can confirm the direction of the sound and new charm that is clearly different from before even in the live performance. (Disc 1): 01. Riding On A Railroad 02. Something In The Way She Moves 03. Blossom 04. Long Ago & Far Away 05. Sunshine Sunshine 06. Night Owl 07. Me And My Guitar 08. Country Road 09. You've Got A Friend 10. The Promised Land 11. Carolina In My Mind 12. Sunny Skies13. Migration (Disc 2): 01. MC 02. Let It All Fall Down 03. Brighten Your Night With My Day 04. Knocking Round The Zoo 05. One Man Parade 06. Anywhere Like Heaven 07. Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight 08. You're The One (That I Love) 09. Rock'N Roll Is Music Now 10. Fire And Rain 11. Mockingbird 12.Ain't No Song 13.Sweet Baby James -Recorded Live at Carnegie Hall,New York City,NY.USA 26th May 1974- [STEREO SBD] James Taylor (Vocal, Guitar, Piano) / Hugh McCraken (Guitar, Harmonica) / David Spinozza (Guitar) / Andy Muson (Bass) / Don Grolnick (Keyboard) / Rick Moratta (Drums, Percussion) / Guest: Carly Simon (Vocal) / Guest: Peter Asher (Vocal)
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