Road to the #GRAMMYs: A look back on our interviews with this year's nominees 🏆 At 71, James Taylor is as busy as ever, exploring the songs he loved growing up in an upcoming album, "American Standard." Jane Pauley spoke to him in 2020. https://cbsn.ws/3vjIf2v | CBS Sunday Morning

🧳 Never knowing why Never knowing when Every now and then There you go again 🌠 "My Traveling Star" first appeared on James' 2002 album, October Road. James has a long association with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and its famed Tanglewood Festival Chorus. In 2007, members of the chorus filmed and recorded backup vocals for "My Traveling Star" that were included on his One Man Band album and subsequent PBS special. Here's a performance from the 120th Anniversary Carnegie Hall Gala on April 12,

James Taylor is joined by his wife Kim, his son Henry, Larry Goldings, and The Late Show Band for this once-in-a-lifetime rendition of his 1975 classic, “Mexico.” Hear more from James Taylor on his latest album, "American Standard," available everywhere now. | The Late Show with Stephen Colbert