James Taylor review – 70s legend’s golden baritone shines best when stripped bare

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James Taylor review – 70s legend’s golden baritone shines best when stripped bare

Edinburgh Castle The AI-style backing videos are terrible and his accomplished band can be overly slick at times, but Taylor’s civility and grace cuts through it all James Taylor, in summer twilight, plays the lovely fingerpicked intro to Fire and Rain, a song he has been performing for decades – and the crowd cheers in recognition of a classic. But does the 78-year-old still feel those old songs? He sings them bea…