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James Taylor was the son of Dr. Isaac and Gertrude Taylor. James Taylor three brothers Alex (1947-1993), Livingston, and Hugh - and James Taylor sister Kate - all became musicians and recorded albums of their own. In 1951, Dr. James Taylor was appointed dean of the medical school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the family moved from New England to the South. James Taylor studied cello as a child, but first took up the guitar in 1960. In 1963, James Taylor began attending Milton Academy, a prep school in Massachusetts. That summer, James Taylor met fellow guitarist Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar while staying on Martha' s Vineyard, and the two formed a folk duo. James Taylor dropped out of school at 16 and formed a band with James Taylor brother Alex. Having moved to New York, James Taylor suffered from depression and checked himself into McLean Psychiatric Hospital in Massachusetts, a stay that would inspire some of James Taylor early songs. While there, James Taylor earned a high school diploma. Upon release, James Taylor returned to New York in 1966 and formed a new group, the Flying Machine, with Kortchmar and Joel O'Brien. The band played in Greenwich Village and was signed to a fledgling record label, Rainy Day Records (the name taken from James Taylor' s song "Rainy Day Man"). It released one single, "Brighten Your Night with My Day" / "Night Owl," both songs written by Taylor. The record was unsuccessful, and the band broke up in the spring of 1967.

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