The new album launch follows a career that saw him quitting music in 1977, returning nearly 20 years later then reinventing his approach to banjo playing in 2008.
Taylor tells the Examiner: "You're sticking your neck out - and this one's a little different. People decide what they want to think about it, whatever you do. I don't tell them what to think, but it is an album. That's why I called it an opus. It's an album of different misdirections" Read more here.
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