Livingston Taylor

Singer-songwriter and musician

Livingston Taylor - Singer-songwriter and musician
Born

November 21st, 1950
74 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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General contributions to music include performance, songwriting, and education. Released several albums, such as 'Livingston Taylor' and 'Ink'. Taught music at Berklee College of Music and performed at various venues and festivals, showcasing a blend of folk, pop, and soft rock styles. Engaged audiences through storytelling and musicianship, establishing a loyal following over decades.

Released the album 'Livingston Taylor'

Taught at Berklee College of Music

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