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Purchase In Control CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Johnnie Taylor Raw Blues CD (1969)
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| | Johnnie Taylor Little Bluebird CD (1991)
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| | Johnnie Taylor Taylored In Silk CD (1973)
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$9.99 Recorded between 1971 and 1973.
| | Johnnie Taylor I Know It's Wrong, But I Just Can't Do Right CD (1991)
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| | Johnnie Taylor Good Love! CD (1996)
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$14.29 GOOD LOVE! finds the veteran R&B singer updating his style while maintaining the rich, soulful quality that has served him throughout his 35-year solo career. Taylor is in a somewhat schizophrenic mood on this release. Many cuts take a modern approach, with the instrumental focus on synthesizers and drum machines. Elsewhere, Taylor is accompanied by the storied Muscle Shoals rhythm section, dishing up some fine, horn-punctuated soul as gritty and powerful as anything in his stellar back catalog.
Long-time fans will be glad to hear that the more techno-minded cuts do not detract from the intensity of Taylor's voice. Rather, they cast it in sharp relief, emphasizing its character, like a deep shade of blue viewed against a translucent backdrop. There are more surprises along the way, including a guest vocal by Taylor's daughter Tasha and a subtle, hypnotic cover of Leon Russell's "This Masquerade." The new twists and the old reliable virtues of Taylor's talent make for an album that establishes a hero of yesteryear as a man of the moment.
Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Sheffield, Alabama and Malaco Studios, Jackson, Mississippi.
Engineers: Wolf Stephenson, Steve Melton, Kent Bruce, Jerry Masters.
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| | Johnnie Taylor Gotta Get The Groove Back CD (1999)
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$14.15 GOTTA GET THE GROOVE BACK was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Traditional R&B Vocal Album.
The last scheduled release from Johnnie Taylor before his death in May 2000 is a mix of contemporary and old-school R&B. Though there are drum machines and synthesizers a-plenty, Taylor's matchless, hurting tenor brings an ageless feel to everything it touches. With GOTTA GET THE GROOVE BACK he transcends his influences, and his former incarnations as Sam Cooke's successor in the legendary Soul Stirrers, the '60s soul singer of "Who's Making Love," and the '70s disco star of "Disco Lady".
Frederick ("I've Been Lonely for So Long") Knight's "Big Head Hundreds" is given the full Taylor treatment; up against this recording, most contemporary R&B is reduced to candyfloss. Taylor's at his most effective when playing both funky and wounded--his voice evokes Otis Redding, or Wilson Pickett's guttural depths, but also carries a singular high lonesome sweetness. This is most evident on slower, more contemporary cuts, such as "Juke Joint," whose spare production gives this muscular singer room to express both the urgency and the despair in a search for after-hours gratification. His aside, "I feel lucky tonight," speaks volumes. The irony of the final track, "Soul Heaven," where Taylor dreams he's at a gig with the Bar-Kays, Otis Redding, Jimi Hendrix, Sam Cooke, et al, will escape no-one.
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| | Tinsley Ellis Georgia Blue CD (1988)
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| | Original Hits Of George Gershwin - 50th Anniversary Album CD (1999) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Motown Chartbusters V.7-12 CDs (2000) (Import) B0X; United Kingdom
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$70.95 Six discs stuffed with 99 fantastic hits the world's greatest soul label, Motown, scored in the '70s & '80s. Includes classics by Diana Ross, Gladys Knight & The Pips, ...
| | Eddie Zip New Orleans Live In Hollywood CD (2001)
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$11.99 Personnel: Jim Price (trombone); Eddie Zip (piano); Fred Tackett (guitar); Jerome Jumonville, Scott Page (tenor saxophone); ...
| | Philistines Self Defined CD (2003)
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$13.69 The Philistines started thumping beats in their mothers' wombs. They came out rapping, and have been delivering hip-hop for the masses ever since.The group formed when emcees B-Dub and Ragtop (Palestinian-American brothers who came up in East Tennessee) decided to stop messing around and put out an album. The result, the 17-track Self Defined, is an eclectic blend of beats and tight, conscious lyrics--inspired and informed by the harsh realities facing today's hip-hop community. Along for the ride are beatmestier B.Swisha and the Filipino Filistino, Flip (aka Cookie Jar).Since the album dropped in October, 2003, the P has performed in shows and benefits from Guatemala to Jersey. The relocation ...
| | Billy Cobham Flight Time CD (2006) (Import) Live; Germany
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$11.35 Only a few times in history has a musician been singled out as the world-class master of his instrument. Billy Cobham is one of those few artists. For over 30 years, he has received international acclaim as the total consummate drummer. However on this CD, the band as a whole is the attraction. It features Cobham, Barry Finnerty (guitar) and Don Grolnick (keyboard) blending their talents to create a stunning ...
| | Mono Palmless Prayer/Mass Murder Refrain CD (2006)
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$11.99 Its cover art (a charcoal black photograph of a decomposed doorway) and title (PALMLESS PRAYER/MASS MURDER REFRAIN) posit this set as a collection of thrashy hardcore metal. Instead, this collaboration between Mono and World's End Girlfriend--two Japanese experimental acts ...
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