8 thoughts on “ Never My Love - Johnnie Taylor - Reflections (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Reflections on Discogs. Label: RCA Victor - APL • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Funk / Soul • Style: Soul/5(7).

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2. From this trouvaille of an LP, and joining their ranks, is JT's knockout reading of the Association's "Never My Love." Call him "Johnnie Taylor the all-out soul wailer" on this rousing, emotive soul triumph that just keeps building all the way. It's a powerhouse track featuring a terrific Wade Marcus arrangement with dramatic backing vocals.5/5(3).

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3. Reflections features Taylor's R&B hit "Stop Half Lovin' These Women" and is gutsier and more even than his CBS albums, but not as rootsy as his Sar, Stax, or Malaco recordings. With material like "Wanting What You Can't Have (Having What You Don't Want)," "I Worry About You," and a soul remake of "Never My Love," he becomes the blues wailer again.6/

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4. Feb 17,  · 'Reflections' ends with two of Johnnie Taylor's most beautiful recordings; a country-soul version of the melancholy "Never My Love" - first recorded by The Association in - and the album's absolute highlight "Forgive and Forget"/5(1).

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5. Our favorite album ever from Johnnie Taylor – an incredible set from the late 70s that really has Taylor reinventing his sound – and coming across as a great talent for a mellow groove! The album has a wonderful smooth soul vibe all the way through – and starts with the classic LP, Vinyl record album.

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6. The Addrisi Brothers themselves recorded the song three times: The first recording from remained unreleased until , when Varèse Sarabande released the CD Never My Love - The Lost Album Sessions. The second recording was released as an album-track on their debut album We've Got To Get It On Again on Columbia Records.

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7. JOHNNIE TAYLOR Vinyl Records and CDs Johnnie "Who's Makin' Love" Taylor ranked as one of the Stax label's top soul preachers prior to softening up in the Disco era. At his peak, though, he could testify about lyin' and cheatin' with the best of them.

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8. about. Young gospel phenom, gritty Stax/Volt soulster, lady-killing balladeer, chart-topping disco king, Southern soul-blues stalwart -- Johnnie Taylor somehow always managed to adapt to the times, and he parlayed that versatility into a recording career th.

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