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Johnnie Taylor - Who's Making Love (1968/1990) [R&B, Soul, Funk]; FLAC (tracks)

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Johnnie Taylor - Who's Making Love (1968/1990) [R&B, Soul, Funk]; FLAC (tracks)

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Artist: Johnnie Taylor
Album: Who's Making Love
Genre: R&B, Soul, Funk
Label: Stax
Released: 1968/1990
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Tracklist:
  1. Who's Making Love
  2. I'm Not The Same Person
  3. Hold On This Time
  4. Woman Across The River
  5. Can't Trust Your Neighbor
  6. Take Care Of Your Hoework
  7. I'm Trying
  8. Poor Make Believer
  9. Payback Hurts
  10. Mr. Nobody Is Somebody
  11. I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water
  12. Rumors

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The song "Who's Making Love?" was among Johnnie Taylor's biggest chart hits, with Taylor's tough but impassioned vocal supported by a potently energetic performance by the usual Stax Records crew (including Steve Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, and the Memphis Horns. But Who's Making Love, the album assembled to accompany the single, is for the most part dominated by more measured and blues-based material. While "Take Care of Your Homework" generates a potent groove (and reads like a sequel to "Who's Making Love"), and "Hold on This Time" is a remarkably successful emulation of the Motown production style, for the most part, Who's Making Love suggests Taylor was most comfortable with slow, sorrowful laments such as "Can't Trust Your Neighbor" and "Poor Make Believer," and while these tunes lack the dancefloor drive of Taylor's uptempo hits, no one can deny he knows how to make the most of the dramatic sweep of a tale of love gone wrong, and his tales of lovers gone astray (and paying the price) carry a weight not unlike that of his earlier gospel period. Who's Making Love captures some of the high points of Taylor's career as a Southern soul man, and finds him nodding to his past and well as his future in his search for inspiration.

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