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James Taylor took four and a half years off from record-making in the early 1980s, returning with That's Why I'm Here, which suggested he had found his long-term niche with Baby Boomer fans now permanently tuned to Soft Rock radio--this was Taylor's first record to spawn three Top 10 Adult Contemporary hits, with the title track, "Only One," and a cover of Buddy Holly's "Everyday." Taylor's sound had invaded country music by this time, too, and both "Everyday" and "Only One" made the country singles chart. But those boomers just don't go to the record store as often as their children, and Taylor managed only one pop chart entry with "Everyday" (#61), while the album failed to go gold and was his lowest charting effort since his breakthrough with Sweet Baby James in 1970. If, in the title song, he had reconciled himself to the notion that the reason he was here was to sing "Fire And Rain" at summer concerts, that also meant he was settling for a complacent position in which his new material was virtually irrelevant, and that being the case, why should people buy it?
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- Deniece Williams - Vocals // Don Henley - Vocals // Joni Mitchell - Vocals // Graham Nash - Vocals // James Taylor - Harmonica // James Taylor - Harmonica // James Taylor - Harmonica // James Taylor - Vocals // James Taylor - Vocals // James Taylor - Vocals // James Taylor - Producer // James Taylor - Producer // James Taylor - Producer // James Taylor - Main Performer // James Taylor - Main Performer // James Taylor - Main Performer // Michael Brecker - Horn // Michael Brecker - Horn // Don Grolnick - Piano // Don Grolnick - Piano // Don Grolnick - Keyboards // Don Grolnick - Keyboards // David Lasley - Vocals // David Sanborn - Horn // David Sanborn - Saxophone // Jimmy Maelen - Percussion // Airto Moreira - Percussion // Airto Moreira - Percussion // Airto Moreira - Percussion // Airto Moreira - Vocals // Airto Moreira - Vocals // Airto Moreira - Vocals // Peter Asher - Vocals // Peter Asher - Producer // Randy Brecker - Horn // Randy Brecker - Horn // Randy Brecker - Vocals // Randy Brecker - Vocals // Rosemary Butler - Vocals // Cliff Carter - Keyboards // Kenny Kosek - Violin // Rory Dodd - Vocals // Dan Dugmore - Guitar // Frank Filipetti - Vocals // Frank Filipetti - Producer // Frank Filipetti - Engineer // Frank Filipetti - Mixing // Ted Jensen - Mastering // Ted Jensen - Digital Remastering // Russ Kunkel - Drums // Tony Levin - Bass // Bill Payne - Keyboards // Jeff Pevar - Guitar // Barry Rogers - Horn // Rick Shlosser - Drums // Greg "Fingers" Taylor - Harmonica // Eric Troyer - Vocals // Starz Vander Lockett - Percussion // Zbeto - Vocals // Moira Marquis - Assistant Engineer // Moira Marquis - Assistant // Arnold McCuller - Vocals // Elaine Eliaf - Vocals // Kenia Gould - Vocals // John Berg - Art Direction // Leland Sklar - Bass // Billy Miranda - Assistant Engineer // Billy Miranda - Assistant // Clifford Carter - Keyboards // Andrew Brucker - Photography // Andrew Brucker - Cover Photo // J. Maraniss - Translation // Renatta Blauer - Assistant Engineer // Renatta Blauer - Assistant // Patricia Caulfield - Photography // Patricia Caulfield - Cover Photo // Gregory Taylor - Harmonica // Billy Payne - Keyboards
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