Artist	Song
Johnnie Taylor	Disco Lady
from Eargasm (1999)
Johnnie Taylor	Who's Making Love
from Stax Profiles: Johnnie Taylor (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	Cheaper to Keep Her
from Taylored In Silk (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	Good Love
from Good Love! (1996)
Johnnie Taylor	I Believe In You (You Believe In Me)
from Taylored In Silk (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	Running Out of Lies
from Eargasm (1999)
Johnnie Taylor	Last Two Dollars
from Good Love! (1996)
Johnnie Taylor	Still Called the Blues
from This Is Your Night (1984)
Johnnie Taylor	Soul Heaven
from Gotta Get the Groove Back (1999)
Johnnie Taylor	Just Because
from Wall to Wall (1985)
Johnnie Taylor	Little Bluebird
from Johnnie Taylor - Live At the Summit Club (2007)
Johnnie Taylor	Stop Doggin' Me
from Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	We're Getting Careless With Our Love
from Taylored In Silk (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	I Am Somebody, Parts 1 & 2
from Stax Profiles: Johnnie Taylor (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	Your Love Is Rated X
from Rated X-Traordinaire - The Best of Johnnie Taylor (1996)
Johnnie Taylor	Jody's Got Your Girl and Gone
from Stax Profiles: Johnnie Taylor (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	This Is the Night for Makin' Up
from There's No Good In Goodbye (2003)
Johnnie Taylor	Steal Away
from Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	Standing In for Jody
from Taylored In Silk (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	Testify (I Wonna)
from Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	I Found a Love
from The Best of Johnnie Taylor On Malaco, Vol. 1 (1992)
Johnnie Taylor	I Don't Wanna Lose You
from Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits (2006)
Johnnie Taylor	Somebody's Gettin' It
from Eargasm (1999)
Johnnie Taylor	Still Crazy
from Crazy 'Bout You (1989)
Johnnie Taylor	Let's Get Back On Track
from Gotta Get the Groove Back (1999)

Comment:

For more than 30 years, you just couldn't count ol' J.T. out. No matter what the times, no matter what the style, he could step up and deliver an anthem for the ages. He gave Stax one of its biggest soul smashes with "Who's Making Love," delivered the first-ever certified-platinum single with "Disco Lady," and then virtually defined the Southern Soul-Blues scene with a string of songs, ("Just Because," "Last Two Dollars," etc.) that lasted until his passing in 2000.

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