Nov 29, 2021 · Legendary singer James Taylor performs "The River" to honor Garth Brooks during the 43rd Kennedy Center Honors. ...more. “The Kennedy Center Honors serves as a moment to celebrate the...

Legendary singer James Taylor performs "The River" to honor Garth Brooks during the 43rd Kennedy Center Honors. “The Kennedy Center Honors serves as a moment to celebrate the remarkable artists who have spent their lives elevating the cultural history of our nation and world,” said Kennedy Center Chairman David M. Rubenstein.

Jun 3, 2021 · Watch the 43rd annual Kennedy Center Honors on Sunday, June 6 at 8 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. CT on CBS and stream on Paramount+. ...more. The 2020 Kennedy Center Honors, which traditionally is held in early...

Here's one from our last celebration: James Taylor & the National Symphony Orchestra celebrating Garth Brooks with "The River!"

Hear 2016 #KCHonors recipient James Taylor share his excitement at welcoming Garth to the club, and tune in TONIGHT at 8/7c on CBS to watch his tribute to the country legend!

Jun 6, 2021 · In a preview clip from the 43rd Kennedy Center Honors, James Taylor performs 'The River' in tribute to 2021 honoree Garth Brooks.

Dec 9, 2021 · James sang Garth’s #1 hit “The River,” which he co-wrote with Victoria Shaw and was the fifth and final single from his 1992 album Ropin’ the Wind. And in the least surprising news you’ll read all day, Garth pretty much lost it from the opening lines.

Jun 7, 2021 · 29 years after “The River” was released, Brooks got the chance to sit back and listen to Taylor honor him with a cover of the song. Taylor shared a short video of his performance, and it’s touching to witness.

James Taylor paid tribute to Garth Brooks during the 2021 Kennedy Center Honors. The 2016 honoree, 6x GRAMMY-award winner, Rock And Roll Hall Of Famer honored Brooks on Sunday, June 6, with an impressive performance of Brooks’ fan-favorite pop country ballad.

Dec 5, 2022 · Back in 2016, Garth got emotional when he paid tribute to Kennedy Center Honors nominee James Taylor, and then last year at the end of 2021, we circled all the way back around.