What makes Wrong End of the Rainbow by Tom Rush notable?

'Wrong End of the Rainbow' is notable for featuring the song 'Sweet Baby James,' which later became a signature piece for singer-songwriter James Taylor. The album showcases Rush's influence on the burgeoning singer-songwriter movement of the early 1970s, contributing to a shift in popular music towards more introspective and personal songwriting. Released in 1970, 'Wrong End of the Rainbow' was Tom Rush's fifth studio album, following his successful 1968 release 'The Circle Game.' At this point in his career, Rush had become a prominent figure in the folk music scene, known for his engaging performances and the ability to bridge traditional folk with contemporary sounds.