I am generally not too keen on big artists repeating their past successes, nor do I generally like live albums.  This is a very big exception.  James Taylor's voice sounds, to me, exactly as it did 40 years ago - as clear, as sharp, as steady - and I find that amazing.  Carole King's voice has acquired just a touch of raspiness, but it actually gives her more validity of emotion.  When they sing together, as they do on "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow", "You've Got A Friend" and "You Can Close Your Eyes", their harmony sounds so natural: one expression fueled by 2 distinct voices and personalities.  The arrangements are for the most part very close to the originals, a little stronger and "thicker", due to help from modern technology.  Their onstage intros and chatter radiate warmth and friendliness.  It is obvious that they still share the musical and personal rapport they had in 1970.  Individually, James's "Fire And Rain" is very moving, as you would expect, and Carole's "I Feel The Earth Move" rocks as it never did before;  but there's really not a bad performance on here.  If you miss the singer-songwriters of the early 70's, and especially if you were ever a fan of either or both of these 2 iconic artists, this CD will not disappoint you.