Bill Bonnell, the soulful singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt and authentic musical style, has released a new cover of the legendary James Taylor track “Something in the Way She Moves.” This rendition was recorded in Los Angeles with a talented ensemble including Paul Doyle, Lord Huron guitarist Brandon Walters, Jackson Browne bassist Tyler Chester, and Pedal Steel player J. David Carrera. It showcases Bill’s folk-inspired sound, enriched by acoustic guitar, Pedal Steel, and his emotionally charged vocals.
Originally used by James Taylor to audition in front of George Harrison and Paul McCartney at Apple Records in the late 60s, “Something in the Way She Moves” holds a special place in music history. Bill Bonnell brings new life to the track, staying true to its original arrangement while infusing it with his unique style and heartfelt interpretation.
With influences from iconic artists like Gordon Lightfoot, James Taylor, and Jackson Browne, Bill Bonnell has created a rich and resonant experience that resonates with his listeners. His authenticity and passion for connecting with his audience shine through in every note, making this cover a must-listen for fans of classic folk and soulful storytelling.
Bill Bonnell’s music, recorded with the raw urgency of live performances, echoes his small-town roots and explores poignant themes of hope, love, and peace amidst life’s challenges. With each strum and lyric, Bill invites listeners into a world where music serves as a powerful force for healing and understanding.
