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PHBeerman wrote:

rednekkPH wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:

Cubbie Bear wrote:I don't know what I mean, my mind is a hodge podge of half baked ideas

Welcome to my world.

Are ya baking any brownies?

mmm....brownies

Special brownies!!!

Well, duh...

rednekkPH wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:

rednekkPH wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:

Cubbie Bear wrote:I don't know what I mean, my mind is a hodge podge of half baked ideas

Welcome to my world.

Are ya baking any brownies?

mmm....brownies

Special brownies!!!

Well, duh...

You don't think I'd let a thread get off topic would you???

You have underestimated my sneakiness!

Well, if anyone would like an actual answer to the actual question (What a concept! ), ever since 2001, he has been in a pattern of touring the U.S. in odd years and Europe in even years. If this pattern holds true, we will see a U.S. tour in 2005. When he does tour the U.S., it usually is a very long tour that goes from early spring to early fall.

Gypsy In The Palace wrote:Well, if anyone would like an actual answer to the actual question (What a concept! ), ever since 2001, he has been in a pattern of touring the U.S. in odd years and Europe in even years. If this pattern holds true, we will see a U.S. tour in 2005. When he does tour the U.S., it usually is a very long tour that goes from early spring to early fall.

Thank you!

http://www.james-taylor.com/ is a fan site who usually know what he's doing before he does, sounds familiar. I've seen James T. a couple of times now and he sounds awesome.

Anyone heard his new Christmas cd?

a1aara wrote:Anyone heard his new Christmas cd?

I just picked it up - only availabe at Hallmark stores I think. I only heard the 1st 2 songs. He does a great JT version of Go Tell it on the Mountain!

So far so good.

thanks!

Here you all go:

http://www.buffettnews.com/forum/viewto ... mes+taylor

I'm not sure of James' whereabouts but I know where his bridge is (the one named after him anyway). It's over Morgan Creek near Chapel Hill, NC...

You can see it here:
http://www.chapelhillmuseum.org/About/A ... Dedication