‘Performance love affair’: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame CEO on Carole King and James Taylor

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CNN published this video item, entitled “‘Performance love affair’: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame CEO on Carole King and James Taylor” – below is their description.

CNN’s Bill Weir sits down with President and CEO of the Rock & Roll

Hall of Fame, Greg Harris, to discuss the legacies of Carole King and James

Taylor in support of the broadcast premiere of the new concert documentary

feature, CAROLE KING & JAMES TAYLOR: Just Call Out My Name. #CNN #News

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