
Sony was opening a recording studio in Manhattan and I was invited to the party. So was JT. He blew into the room and a friend introduced us. I just looked into his eyes and completely blanked out! That's the first and last time that ever happened to me and I still smile when I think about it.
To be honest, it's been many years since I last saw James Taylor in concert but a recent announcement from Cunard may change that. Mr. Taylor will be the featured artist aboard the Queen Mary 2 on her June 19 eastbound transatlantic crossing. The musician plans to perform in the ship's Royal Court Theatre twice during the six-day voyage.
What brought these concerts about? According to Taylor, "I've always wanted to take an ocean liner back to Europe. It's such a civilized way to go, and the Queen Mary 2 is the last word in first-class travel. It was a dream to use the passage to transport and rehearse our summer tour: band, crew and family; kit and caboodle. I'm looking forward to the pair of concerts at the end of the trip and, hallelujah, no jet lag."
At rates starting at just $925 per person, this is a tempting summertime getaway.
For more information, talk with your travel agent or visit Cunard's website.
Photo courtesy of Cunard.
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