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1. Getting To Know You 2. (It Was Only A) Paper Moon 3. I Didn't Know What Time It Was 4. The Way You Look Tonight 5. Almost Like Being In Love 6. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 7. Hallelujah, I Just Love Her So 8. Makin' Whoopee 9. Ol' Man River 10. Baby, It's Cold Outside 11. You're Just In Love 12. You Don't Know Me 13. Mean Old Man 14. Our Love Is Here To Stay 15. Fascinating Rhythm 16. They Can't Take That Away From Me 17. A Change Is Gonna Come 18. Oh What A Beautiful Morning

This is a compilation of James Taylor singing songs written by great composers. The composer's name is in paranthesis. Here are the sources of the song versions: 1. Getting to know you (Oscar Hammerstein) from the "For our children" Benefit for The Pediatric AIDS Foundation, 1991 2. It was only a Paper moon (Arlen/Rose/Harburg) and 3. I didn't know what time it was (Rodgers & Hart) from "A league of their own" Soundtrack, 1992 4. The way you look tonight (Dorothy Fields/Jerome Kern) with the Boston Pops, live 1999 5. Almost like being in love (Lerner/Loewe) Jay Leno Show May 16,1994 6. Santa Claus is coming to town (Coots/Gillespie) live from a tv show (JT with a sour throat) unknown Date 7. Hallelujah i just love her so (Ray Charles) live Jabberwocky Club, Syracuse University, NY 1970 8. Makin' Whoopee (Kahn/Donaldson)live NYC 1972 9. Ol'man river (Jerome Kern) live Connecticut 1983, solo acoustic tour 10. Baby it's cold outside (Frank Loesser) (JT and Jimmy "Revox" Duet) Milwaukee, 7/4/75 11. You're just in love (Irving Berlin) (JT and Jimmy "Revox" Duet) Fort Lauderdale, March 9, 1982 12. You don't know me (Jann Arden) Ray Charles tribute at the Olympia Paris July 3, 2004 13. Mean old man (James Taylor) live Hamburg, September 12,2002 14. Our love is here to stay, 15. Fascinating Rhythm and 16. They can't take that away from me (George/Ira Gershwin) from the Gershwin tribute with the Orchestre National de France,Paris Dec. 17, 1998. 17. A change is gonna come (Sam Cooke) From a "West Wing" TV episode, December 1, 2004 18. What a beautiful morning (Rodgers/Hammerstein) live on CBS "This morning" Oct. 1993

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