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Taylor, Johnnie | Very Best Of Johnnie Taylor | CD
£10.00
Johnnie Taylor was a gospel, R&B and soul singer, born in Crawfordsville, Arkansas, on 5 May 1934, who died in Dallas, Texas, on 31 May 2000. He became lead vocalist of The Soul Stirrers in 1957, replacing Sam Cooke, after starting out in the mid-1950s with The Highway QC's. He recorded as a solo artist from the early 1960s, first for SAR Records and later for Stax, where he had a string of hits including "Who's Making Love" (1968).
This is a one disc compilation CD of soul and funk recordings by Johnnie Taylor, released on the Stax label in 2007. It is a 24-bit remastered collection of 23 greatest hits, compiled by Cheryl Pawelski and Rob Bowman.
Track List
- I Had a Dream
- I Got to Love Somebody's Baby
- Somebody's Sleeping in My Bed
- Next Time
- I Ain't Particular
- Who's Making Love
- Take Care of Your Homework
- Testify (I Wanna)
- I Could Never Be President
- Love Bones
- Steal Away
- I Am Somebody (Part 2)
- Jody's Got Your Girl and Gone
- I Don't Wanna Lose You
- Hijackin' Love
- Standing In For Judy
- Doing My Own Thing (Part 1)
- Stop Doggin' Me
- I Believe in You (You Believe in Me)
- Cheaper to Keep Her
- We're Getting Careless With Our Love
- I've Been Born Again
- It's September