Kate Taylor
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Kate Taylor, growing up in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, was immersed in the rich heritage of southern and uniquely American musical culture. Country, Rhythm and Blues, Blues, Rockabilly, Gospel, Appalachian Folk, Blue Grass, Rock n Roll, Motown. These styles infused her own musical style. She started her performing life as a teenager. At age 19 she met, through her brother James, her first producer and manager, Peter Asher. She joined Peter in Los Angeles in 1969 to start her first album, “Sister Kate”, and launched a nationwide tour culminating with a concert in Central Park, a piece of which was nationally broadcast on television.
Her subsequent albums have included “Kate Taylor” produced by James Taylor in 1976 for Columbia Records, “It’s in There and It’s Got to Come Out” produced by Barry Beckett in 1978 at Muscle Shoals Sound, “Beautiful Road” produced by Charlie Witham and Tony Garnier in 2002, and “Fair Time!”produced by Kate Taylor and Bill Derby in 2009.
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