Johnnie Taylor - Who's Making Love

Johnnie Taylor - Who's Making LoveVinyl LP pressing. In 1968, Johnnie Taylor 's provocative single, "Who's Making Love" gave the newly independent Stax Records it's first major hit. The song peaked at #5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and helped to bolster the label's profile. The album Who's Making Love was released months later, and not only featured the title track but also an irresistible collection of bluesy songs penned by Booker T. Jones, Bettye Crutcher, Steve Cropper and the

shape-shifting melodies

Tresor (Treasure)

it was #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart for five weeks and was ranked No

this reissue isn’t just a collector’s dream—it’s a fresh way to experience one of soul music’s foundational records

Spears has earned a total of six No

since her 2002 release

intense and driven

but never fully explored

Michael Bruce (guitar)

Inspired by their love of noir and neo-western films

and navigating long-term addiction recovery on 'Sit and Spin' ('Well mama told me there'd be days like this but no one warned me that the nights are even harder

The rhythm section of Julian Anderson-Bowes on bass and Matthew Chalmers on drums completes the players