Pam Taylor Discography of CDs

Pam Taylor music CDs Track Listing of songs: Smile Again; Hot Mess; Whatcha Doin'; It's so Easy; Not the Only One; All the Same to Me; Next Time You Think of Cheating; I'd Rather Go Blind; I Ain't the One; All I Got Left;

Pam Taylor discography Track Listing of songs: Smile Again; Hot Mess; Whatcha Doin'; It's so Easy; Not the Only One; All the Same to Me; Next Time You Think of Cheating; I'd Rather Go Blind; I Ain't the One; All I Got Left;

Pam Taylor albums When former Gap Band vocalist Charlie Wilson appeared on Snoop Dogg's "Signs" with Justin Timberlake, the 2004 track gave the Oklahoma native the widest exposure since his funk group's late-1970s/early-'80s glory days. In 2005, Wilson followed up on this momentum with the solo disc CHARLIE, LAST NAME WILSON, a ...

Pam Taylor CD discography FINALLY KAREN was nominated for a 1999 Grammy for Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album. Smoothed out on Jesus, Karen Clark-Sheard flavors her enthusiastic, inspirational message with the sounds of contemporary easy-listening soul. Dominated primarily by cool grooves, slinky bass and keyboard lines and acrobatically embellished vocals, Finally Karen bridges the ...

Pam Taylor music CDs Recorded in Houston in 2006, this reunion of the great gospel vocal group the Clark Sisters after a 12-year hiatus gathers many of their best-known, yet sadly out-of-print songs, including their career-making 1981 hit, the swinging "You Brought the Sunshine," as well as the swaying, fervent "Blessed and Highly ...

Pam Taylor discography Recording information: Redline Audio. Personnel: Pam Taylor (alto saxophone, background vocals).

Pam Taylor songs When Money-B came out with his side project Raw Fusion, it was clear that the Digital Underground member wasn't trying to duplicate Underground's sound. Parts of Live from Styleetron are as quirky and eccentric as Underground, but while Underground was heavily influenced by the 1970s funk grooves of George Clinton and Parliament/Funkadelic, Fusion had more in common with jazzy alternative rappers like A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul and the Jungle Brothers. The production is interesting, and Raw Fusion keeps things unpredictable by sampling everything from jazz and funk to reggae. Humor is an important element of cuts like "Traffic Jam," "Nappy Headed Ninja" and "Ah Nah Go Drip," ...