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James Taylor Dad Loves His Work Release Date: 1981 03 zz Running Time: 38:46 Label: Columbia James Taylor bounced back from the spotty Flag with this all-original album led by his collaboration with J.D. Souther on "Her Town Too," his biggest pop hit since "Handy Man," and his biggest non-cover hit since his first, "Fire and Rain," in 1970. Also included were "Hard Times" and "Summer's Here," not to mention the unusually impassioned "Stand and Fight." After simmering this long, there wasn't much hope Taylor would ever come to a boil, but that track indicated he could at least heat up now and then. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide Tracks: Title Composer Time 1 Hard Times Taylor 3:13 2 Her Town Too Taylor, Souther, Wachtel 4:34 3 Hour That the Morning Comes Taylor 2:56 4 I Will Follow Taylor 4:19 5 Believe It or Not Taylor 3:53 6 Stand and Fight Taylor, Brackman 3:10 7 Only for Me Taylor 4:55 8 Summer's Here Taylor 2:43 9 Sugar Trade Buffett, Taylor, Mayer 2:48 10 London Town Taylor 3:56 11 That Lonesome Road Taylor, Grolnick 2:22 Releases: Year Type Label 1981 CD Columbia 2000 CD Columbia 2003 CD Columbia 2000 CD Columbia/Legacy 1998 CD Mobile Fidelity 1990 CD Sony 2006 CD Sony 2006 CD Sony Japan 1998 CD Sony Mid-Price 2002 CD Sony/Columbia 1981 CS Columbia 2000 CS Columbia/Legacy

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