HARDtalk James Taylor 2
HARDtalk James Taylor 2 – HARDtalk 08/04/2008. James Taylor talks to Stephen Sackur about his hit song ‘Fire and Rain’, and his 18 year addiction to drugs.
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the guy obviously was insensitive…he was more interested in uncovering
JT’s drug addiction than what JT’s talent was all about…
BBC, your interviewer is acting like an narcotics interrogator. Is he
planning to file a case on someone who had a case of drug abuse in the past
soooooooo long agooooooooo?
Allez tous le voir, surtout vous les canadiens, il passe chez vous bientôt,
nous nous sommes régalés lors de son passage en Suisse
I’ve been a fan of James Taylor since my childhood
This man is really one of the most extraordinary musicians ever. Him and
his songs are so real
the name of the programme is … HARD TALK! nobody figured that out? stop
dissing Sackur… this is not a sweet-and-sickly talk show… grow the fuck
up. JT was made aware of the deal, or he would not have done this.
“Creative-side brain” people have a tendency to do that ..its called
“monitor reading”… as if they are reading from a tele-prompter just of to
their left, it helps to formalize the thoughts that are coming through.
What a douche bag this interviewer is.
J.T. is a complicate man, as many people are complex. This guy is a
douchebag in that he tries to describe J.T. as someone who is troubled, yet
hankering for innocence and home. Does this sound like…you? Why does this
guy think that J.T. is so dear to us? It’s because he speaks from his soul
and evokes feelings that we also have. There’s always tension between
innocence and experience. This guy is a fucking idiot to miss that and to
try to call J.T. on a contradiction that does not exist. Duh.
Whey is the interviewer so condescending?
Même avis ici à Bruxelles. JT y est passé début avril, c’était tout
simplement FANTASTIQUE!!!
i agree.. i agree
who is this reporter…serious DOUCHE BAG!
this reporter had an agenda to categorize and illuminate James Taylor’s
addiction. This information was more important to the reporter than
anything else. As if the facts about JT’s past drug use were the reason for
the interview- not the music. He wanted to be able to undeniably label
Taylor as an addict and a perpetrator of painting a deceptive portrait of
his life through his music. What a condescending and contemptuous,
self-righteous agenda of defamation. Shame.
yes i saw this on bbc, thanks for posting