James Taylor was in danger of falling into oblivion at the end of the 70s. He switched to the Columbia Records label and recorded there his most successful album since "Sweat Baby James". With the 1977 release, the singer found his way back to a darker James Taylor with autobiographical songs at a time in his life when he was singing about depression and reflecting on "Another Grey Morning." At the same time, he expanded his folk-rock roots with a country twist and recorded "Bartender's Blues" with Linda Ronstadt as a background vocalist.

Medios de comunicación	Música VINYL LP (Vinilo)
Número de discos de vinilo	1
Publicado	30 de junio de 1990
EAN/UPC	0821797135412
Etiqueta	MOBILE FIDELITY SOUND LAB MFSL1-354
Genre	Pop
Dimensiones	322 × 324 × 3 mm · 526 g
Pistas antales	12