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The Garole lfing and James Taylor srory is Fabulously Nostalgic!After mee[ing ln Keut. n,gL-.a i"*,"i,r,iii,r'llil. SIAGE PAGEers/songwriters phoebe Ki. tis and Dan Clews have been
traveling the world together
tor ten years, performing
thc fabulorrely noetalsic
THE CAROLE XrNC E.UN
JAMES TAYLOR STORY
to appreciative andiences.
Thc two friende, both mar-ried ro other people - ju6t
as Carole and ,lantes were _
share a mixture of renowned
hits, trlbum tracks. and his-
tory lessons about the two
artists who single.handedlv
ushered in the singer/song-
wrlter movement during
the 1970s. While harnroniz.
ing to pertection, Katis rules
the piano with the sensitiv-
iLv necessary to realisii.cally perfornr King,s songs
ot self:awereness and the
Ionging to find your place inthe world. while Clews'at. tistic expertise on guitar and
soundalike vocals add a real
scnsc of introsper:tivc musi_
cal uragic to Taylor's.
The Carole Kine and
Jarnes Taylor Story I nU"tl
with the icons'songs as ei.
ther duets or solos while
sharing personal informa-
tion aboui their lives togeth-
er and aparr. Beginning her
career as a 16-year-old song_
wnter, Carole King spent
ycars shaping the sound ofthe 19606, writing hit6 for
some of the biggest Brtists ofthe era including ,,Will you Still Lovo Mc Tomorrow',
and "One Fine Day,' after
nrarrying her high school
sweethear.t. Gerry Goffin, inr959. Katis performed both songs to perfection.
In 1962, Gerry persuaded
Carole to go on American
Bandstand to perform her
first slngle. "It Might as
Well Rain Until September.',
the next eong perlbrmed.
Insecure about her solo per-
lbrrnance skills, nervous-
ness got the best of her and
the song was rated a 42 out
of 100 points by a panel ofteels. That rebuke led King
to leavc the industry as a
pcrforrner for 9 years, whilc
ti years I ounger Janres Tay-
lor was developing his skillsgrowing up in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, as the men-
tal illness that plagued him
nrost of life was alreadv tak-
ing ahold ol him at age 14.
In 196?, Taylor went to
Greenwich Village in New
York City, with musical
partner Danny Kortchmar
where they formed The Flv.
ing Machine. performing inthe small Night Owl club.
This was ihe first place Car-
ole saw James perlbrrn his
original music. And she nev-
er fbrgot him or his easy rap-
port with the arrdience while
onstage, so different from
her fear ofperforning on herown. -l'or even though Carol had written over 400 Bongs
recorded by other artists,
she never thought her voice
was good cnough to sing '
by Shari Banetr
her own songs.
While Gery and Carole
were immensely successful
as songwritcrs drrring the
early years of their mar-
riage, personal differences
led to rheir divorce in t96g.
Feeling uprooted as a sin.gle mother, Carole moved
to Los Angeles where she
hoped to launch a srrccegstirl
solo career, She and Jarrres
frequently crossed paths
at local clubs, and theirfriendship blossomed baeed
on their love of music and
songwriting.
In November 1920, Car.
ole King stood backstage at
the Troubadour Club in Los
Angeles, clutching the piano
with trembling hands. l.or
ycars, she had been thc voice
behind the voices -the writer
of songs that defined a gen-
eration, yet rarely the oner
standing rrnder the lights to
sing them. That night was
different. Encourased bv
James Taylor. shc wis aboui
to perform songs from her
upconting solo alburn Tapes-
try, letting the world finallv
hcar her own voice *".pp.,i
around her owrr words.
Taylor stayed close. Guitar
in hand, steady and calm,
hc offercd morc than mu-
sic - he gave her something
to lean on. dready risingwith "Sweet Baby James."
on which Carole played pia-
no and sang backing vocals,
his presence softened the
weight of the moment. Out
fronC, the room was filled
with watchful eyes. Joni
Mitchell. David Crosbv. .lhe
l,aurel Canyon circll, rc.
cord producers, and agentE.
People who knew music, and
knew when something mat-
tered. And then sho walkcd
onstage - and changed herlife and world music forever.
Others songs performecl
during the show include
"(Down on) Copperline,,'
"Knocking Around the Zoo.',
"Honre Again," "(You Make
me Feel Like) A Natural
Woman,"'Carolina in my
Mind." "Sweet Bab-y James."
"It'e Too Late." "Fire and
Rain," "[Jp on rhe Rooi""So Far Away," "Beauiilul,,'
"Shower the I,eople," "I Feel
the Earth Move," ,you're
So Vain," and 'You,ve Got a
Friend."
Presented b1'Night Owl
Shows (named for one of
Taylor's songs),'l'he Carole
King and James Taylor Sto.
ry tour returns to Southern
California on Itlonday, May
l8 at the Palm Springs pla-
za Theatre; Tuesdav, May l9at the San Gabriel Mission
Playhouse; Wednesday, May
20 at the Scheru'I'heatre at
Bank of America Perform.
ing Arts Ceuter in Thou.
sand Oaks; and Thursdav.
May 2l at Cenrre Theatie
at California Centcr for tlrc
Arts in Escondido. All shows
ut 7:30 p.m. For tickets and
complete tour schedulc, visit
https://www.nightowlghows.
com/conten t/ca role - k i n g-
james.taylor-story. I encour-
age everyone to grab tickets
for this entertainin8l and
nostalgic musical trip down
menrory lanel
phoebe Katis and Dan ctews share songs and memorig during The carote King j#ff:'J'iJ,T'lr,t"il"ji Broadstage in Santa Monica.
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