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James Taylor “Dad Loves His Work” 1981 Label: Columbia / Legacy Tracks: 1. Hard Times (J. Taylor) 2. Her Town Too (J. D. Souther, J. Taylor, W. Wachtel) 3. Hour That the Morning Comes (J. Taylor) 4. I Will Follow (J. Taylor) 5. Believe It or Not (J. Taylor) 6. Stand and Fight (J. Brackman, J. Taylor) 7. Only for Me (J. Taylor) 8. Summer's Here (J. Taylor) 9. Sugar Trade (J. Buffett, T. Mayer, J. Taylor) 10. London Town (J. Taylor) 11. That Lonesome Road (D. Grolnick, J. Taylor) Credits: Peter Asher - Percussion (6, 7), Shaker (8) Bill Cuomo - Synthesizer (1, 4) Dan Dugmore - Electric Guitar (1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 10), Pedal Steel Guitar (4, 5) Jim Gilstrap - Choir (11) Don Grolnick - Organ (1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9), Piano (1, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11), Keyboards (4), Electric Piano (2, 5, 8, 10) Bernard Ighner - Choir (11) David Lasley - Background Vocals (1, 4, 6, 7, 10), Choir (11) Rick Marotta - Percussion (5, 6), Conga (1), Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10), Timbales (8) Arnold McCuller - Background Vocals (1, 4, 6, 7, 10), Choir (11) Gene Page - Conductor (2), String Arrangements (2) Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) J.D. Souther - Vocals (2) Greg "Fingers" Taylor - Harmonica (6, 8, 10) James Taylor - Acoustic Guitar (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), Harmonica (9), Vocals (1 - 11), Choir (11) Waddy Wachtel - Guitar Solo (1), Electric Guitar (1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10), Acoustic Guitar (2), Slide Guitar (3) Jennifer Warnes - Choir (11) Peter Asher - Producer Niko Bolas - Assistant Engineer, Assistant Val Garay - Engineer Laura Grover - Product Manager Edd Kolakowski - Keyboard Technician Kosh - Art Direction, Design Aaron Rapoport - Photography Doug Sax - Digital Remastering "Her Town Too" Live "London Town" "Believe It or Not" "Only For Me" Band (for Australian tour): Rosemary Butler - Backgroud Vocals David Lasley - - Backgroud Vocals Rick Marotta - Drums Arnold McCuller - - Backgroud Vocals Billy Payne - Keyboards Leland Sklar - Bass James Taylor - Vocals, Guitar Waddy Wachtel - Guitar Band (for American tour): Don Grolnick - Keyboards Danny “Kootch” Kortchmar - Guitar David Lasley - - Backgroud Vocals Rick Marotta - Drums Arnold McCuller - - Backgroud Vocals David Sanborn - Saxophone Leland Sklar - Bass James Taylor - Vocals, Guitar Waddy Wachtel - Guitar    Waddy Wachtel and James Taylor - 5/1/81 - Chico, CA - Photos by: Kelly Nigro More James Taylor: “In the Pocket” 1976 Audio “Flag” Album and Tour 1979 Video Saturday Night Live May 12, 1979 “No Nukes” Concert 1979 Video “Your Smiling Face” on Sesame Street 1982 Video "J T / Flag / Dad Loves His Work” (Boxed Set) 1995 "Greatest Hits: Vol. 2" 2000 Music To My Ears Concert 2002 “The Best of James Taylor” 2003 Outside Links: James Taylor Web Site James Taylor "Dad Loves His Work" at Amazon.com   James Taylor "Dad Loves His Work"Written by: J. D. Souther, James Taylor, Waddy Wachtel She’s been afraid to go out She’s afraid of the knock on her door There’s always a shade of a doubt She can never be sure Who comes to call Maybe the friend of a friend of a friend Anyone at all Anything but nothing again It used to be her town It used to be her town, too It used to be her town It used to be her town, too Seems like even her old girlfriends Might be talking her down She’s got her name on the grapevine Running up and down The telephone line Talking bout Someone said, someone said Something bout, something else Someone might have said about her She always figured that they were her friends But maybe they can live without her It used to be her town It used to be her town, too It used to be her town It used to be her town, too Well, people got used to seeing them both together But now he’s gone and life goes on Nothing lasts forever, oh no She gets the house and the garden He gets the boys in the band Some of them his friends Some of them her friends Some of them understand Lord knows that this is just a small town city Yes, and everyone can see you fall It’s got nothing to do with pity I just wanted to give you a call It used to be your town It used to be my town, too You never know till it all falls down Somebody loves you Somebody loves you Darling, somebody still loves you I can still remember When it used to be her town, too It used to be your town It used to be my town, too | James Taylor 4 | | America | Cherie and Marie Currie | Andrew Gold 3 | Engelbert Humperdinck | Danny Kortchmar | Ronin | Linda Ronstadt 4 | Warren Zevon 3 | Coast to Coast | Kim Carnes | Rita Coolidge | Louise Goffin 2 | Stevie Nicks | James Taylor 3 | Ron Wood | Werewolves of London | Lisa Bade | Karla Bonoff 3 | Don Henley | Bill Medley | Motels | Dolly Parton | Pointer Sisters 3 | Bob Seger | Marty Balin | Hardchoir | Chris Mancini | Bette Midler | Randy Newman 3 | Glenn Shorrock | Ringo Starr | Joe Walsh | Silver Condor | Steve Perry | J. 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