harold. the buzz cox. and you can say that on christmas. this is a singer who has recently passed away. another 1977 ever fallen in love, a classic punk song. great album, gee whiz, harold. harold: you play the best music when we come in and out. dana: what? greg: [laughs] jesse: guys, it s christmas. jeanine: we are going have to separate you. greg: you sick, sick dana: you will love it. greg: i don t know what to do with this except maybe i feel like a picture is coming on. i feel a frame, and i bet i can guess what it is going to be. all i ever wanted. i don t need any of this stuff. this materialistic stuff. what i wanted was exactly this
years. they said in a facebook message, well, for their 77th anniversary, they couldn t wait. the peanut dropped at 6:00. president carter is the oldest living president in history. the 50-year partnership between singer/songwriters james taylor and carole king has had a truly iconic impact. in this joint interview recorded for a new cnn film, king recalls how taylor played an instrumental role in launching her career as a singer. let s take a look. i was your side man, and that s all i ever wanted to be. then you said to me, i want you to go on stage tonight and sing your song. wait, what, what? no, i can t do it. no, you re going to do it. don t worry. and you gave me the loveliest introduction.
this thing that carole should be singing her own songs. i remember you pushed me out on stage and i was your side man and that s all i ever wanted to be and then you said to me, i want you to go on stage tonight and sing your song. whoa, wait, what? no, no, i can t do it. no, you re going to do it. no, don t worry. and you gave me the loveliest introduction and you said, okay, everybody, i m going to turn the stage over to carole king, you-all know her as a songwriter. she wrote blah, blah, blah and he listed the whole thing and what he did was he made me preloved because everybody knew all those songs. [ applause ] i know that many of you are admirers of james taylor. i am myself. i don t know if you know but
somebody else s lyric, it integrated. when it was my music and lyrics together, sometimes it would all together pop out of me. i asked her to be part of my band. i wanted her to play piano in my band but of course, she was also this major musical source that she d written all of these amazing tunes, some of which were my favorite songs so i felt this thing that carole should be singing her own songs. i remember you pushed me out on stage and i was your side man and that s all i ever wanted to be and then you said to me, i want you to go on stage tonight and sing your song. whoa, wait, what? no, no, i can t do it. no, you re going to do it. no, don t worry. and you gave me the loveliest introduction and you said, okay, everybody, i m going to turn the stage over to carole king,
harold. the buzz cox. and you can say that on christmas. this is a singer who has recently passed away. another 1977 ever fallen in love, a classic punk song. great album, gee whiz, harold. harold: you play the best music when we come in and out. dana: what? greg: [laughs] jesse: guys, it s christmas. jeanine: we are going have to separate you. greg: you sick, sick dana: you will love it. greg: i don t know what to do with this except maybe i feel like a picture is coming on. i feel a frame, and i bet i can guess what it is going to be. all i ever wanted. i don t need any of this stuff. this materialistic stuff. what i wanted was exactly this