Oct 6, 2021

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Review #182: Sweet Baby James, James Taylor

A few months ago, if you put a gun to my head and made me talk about James Taylor, I would have said, “Uh, um, isn’t he like, easy listening?” and died.

But now, I’ve reached a new conclusion. “Easy listening” doesn’t exist. It is a meaningless term that is exclusively used to mock James Taylor.

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