Here’s a video of Fiona singing one of Aline’s songs:

Join us for a celebration of music by Aline Shader with big band arrangements by Carlos Henriquez (bassist with Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra).

Hi friends, from our good friends at The Four Muses comes this flashback to 1971. This was my first gig after the release of my first album “Sister Kate”. We had fun! xoxo

Rest in Peace dear guitar master. One of my all time faves.

Back in ’78, Don DeVito at Columbia Records suggested that I work with Barry Beckett, the keyboardist at Muscle Shoals Sound, and make a record down that way. I had the honor of working with Barry and the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, including the AMAZING and wonderful guitar player JIMMY JOHNSON. Jimmy has recently passed away. Here’s to a great American player. Thank you Jimmy Johnson. Here’s one of the songs we recorded with him on that burning telecaster guitar.

Greetings fellow travelers! I invite you to come to my facebook Music Page:

Kate Taylor’s Music at https://www.facebook.com/Kate-Taylors-Music-163541498493/

Then and now! Here’s a shot by Chuck Coverly from the Sea Cruise last week. And, below that, here’s a shot of Peter and me from 1971. xoxo

Hi friends, thanks for stopping by. I have just returned from a cruise on a large ship filled with musicians of renown from the ’70’s on and the fans and friends that give them support, affection and oxygen. What fun! I was invited to come along and sing with Peter Asher on his Memoirs show. He and I made my Sister Kate album which was released in 1971. This cruise was a blast. Here’s a picture from the deck on one of the first days out.

If you would like info on availability of recorded music, shows, shell articles or any other such thing, drop me a line at kate at katetaylor dot com. xoxo