- A1: Sweet Baby James
- A2: Lo And Behold
- A3: Sunny Skies
- A4: Steamroller
- A5: Country Road
- A6: Oh Susannah
- A7: Fire And Rain
- A8: Blossom
- A9: Anywhere Like Heaven
- B1: Oh Baby, Don't You Loose Your Lip On Me
- B2: Suite For 20G
- B3: With A Little Help From My Friends
- B4: Rainy Day Man
- B5: Steamroller
- B6: Carolina In My Mind
- B7: Long Ago And Far Away
- B8: Riding On A Railroad
- B9: Close Your Eyes
The album that launched a thousand heavy-hearted singer-songwriters on their not-so-merry way, Sweet Baby James was arguably the first shot in what became the soft revolution of the early '70s. Taylor struck commercial gold with Sweet Baby James by augmenting his acoustic guitar and soothing vocals with laid-back accompaniment and penning a slew of songs that drew upon folk, soul, and rock influences. Musically mellow and lyrically restive, it put Taylor in the Top 10 and set the tone for a popular school of '70s sound.




















