Music legend James Taylor is known for many things; his rhythmic voice, impressive guitar skills, and now added to the list is his incorrect start to the “National Anthem.” The 55-year-old began singing “America the Beautiful” instead of “The Star Spangled Banner,” during Game 2 of the World Series, which took place at the world renowned Fenway Park.

The soothing voice for the Hall of Fame honoree, was able to maneuver the mistake with grace. James Taylor, who has won five Grammy awards, proved that even legends make mistakes.

Chris Cuomo from CNN shared his views through a tweet, “Best save in singing national anthem: James Taylor tonight during #WorldSeries.”

James Taylor may have hoped that the miss would go under the radar; however, Twitter is buzzing with the news.

Did anyone just catch James Taylor start to sing "america the beautiful" instead of the national anthem? Hahha

— Scotty Lago (@scottylago) October 24, 2013

James Taylor just killed "America The Star Spangled Beautiful Banner" at the World Series

— Andrew Goldstein (@Andrewgoldstein) October 25, 2013

And the game will start with an 0-1 count after that James Taylor swing and miss… #happens

— Jason Kipnis (@TheJK_Kid) October 24, 2013

Nice save, James Taylor http://t.co/QNUXY3u7O0

— Abraham (@optimismnow2) October 26, 2013

I'm impressed. James Taylor can sing the National Anthem while playing an entirely different song on the guitar.

— Brian (@CrabbyVegan) October 24, 2013

Singing the “National Anthem” at Boston’s Fenway Park sounds intimidating enough, but to recover quickly from any type of misstep would take a legend to pull off so effortlessles. As many have already commented, only James Taylor could make a mistake sound that great.

No matter what the circumstances, listening to James Taylor sing has the magical power to calm me down

— Bryce Lidtka (@bryce_lidtka) October 19, 2013

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