1973 The song explores themes of love, trust, and unwavering support in a relationship. The lyrics emphasize the importance of having faith in each other and believing in the strength of the bond between two individuals. It portrays a sense of mutual understanding and confidence in the partnership.
I'm 68 when this came out my brother and I listen to this one day and the next day he was killed. When I listen to this song I cry every time. I miss my brother so much.
I'm so sorry for your loss; I don't even know you but I feel like I lost a brother along with you ma. You both had great taste. And know that I love you my sister. Keep the faith, obey the Commandment Law of God, and endure faith to the end and we shall all meet in the end. Hold fast because Jesus Christ is soon to return.
Wow it’s so good music it’s 2024,I’m 64 good Ole days man nothing like it,I was 29 in 1989 wrk-n for the state of Arkansas driving around West Memphis & Memphis Crawfordville or sandy beach they call it one way in one way out his birthplace I really miss him and love his music
Blesss you and your mom ,I believe in her instincts of remembering if she heard this we as my family played songs from. Back then ,I'm 63 my granny was 98 and would still pat her feet to so.e ,.and recognize the music we played while she was here ,rest well grandmother 😢
This my momma's song here!! Boy those Saturday nights was filled with music, card playing, vodka cocktails, and the parties in other apartments in our building!! Man I miss those days!! She would always plays this record!! Mom, still here, still going strong at 80 years old and I treasure every moment I have with her!! Love you mom!!
Still loving, listening and enjoying this too...God Bless you and your Mom still enjoying these tunes Im still enjoying all too and it brings back memories of my Mom and Dad too❤
My Mother Loved JT also,I know why now,he was a handsome Man and very Talented.I think about Mama everytime I hear a JT song ❤ 🎉 I'm a Lifetime Fan of his now
I played this music to my 85-year-old. She was sleeping in the hospital and nursing home . When I went back to see her, she was sitting in her wheelchair ,there's my oldest daughter, called out my name. I was so happy and blessed that she remembered everything ❤️. Played Johnny Taylor and dancing in the streets New Orleans music 🎶. She was moving her head side way. She asked for more ice water from dehydrated for almost a month or more. ❤ She is talking. Enjoy your elderly parents because you are going to miss them when they are gone.
I am going 60 and i miss my family who passed away and we listen to johnny taylor and played cards and dominoes and our house always had music and grandkids listen to all the music that i listen to when they are?in car with me and they know it puts a smile in my day good memories
This is the music My uncle use to play on our trips from Minneapolis to Milwaukee and Chicago and gary Indiana in the early 70's and my grandmother always would have me go to mr.crowns record store and have me buy these songs and copy them word for word!! Those are memories of a better time and a awkward kid learning the ways of life thru some of the greatest black singers and colorful characters of our neighborhoods!! "STAY GROOVIN AND REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES!! ✌️
I loved this song the minute I heard it on the radio in 1973. I went out & bought it as soon as I saved enough of my allowance. Seems like I remember you could get a 45 rpm single for about 45 cents. I was probably the only white girl in my school who'd bought this record, but I didn't care, because I knew good music when I heard it. I've always had a soft spot in my heart for rhythm & blues, & this song is a classic. Of course, I love Johnnie Taylor's soulful voice, but I also love it when the female backup singers come in - like icing on a cake.
I use to listen to this when I was at home with my mother. I turned 60 this year and still listings to it now. I look at it like this it doesn't matter who the artist is, you like the music and sounds and it makes you happy ENJOY IT. THEY DON'T MAKE MUSIC LIKE THIS ANYMORE.
I love this song, JOHNNIE TAYLOR. The verse of your “mother said loving me made no sense, but, when n she put me down you stood up for me”.I have to say the exact incident happened to me. My mom tried to stop me from the one that I loved but I said I couldn’t because I believed in us.
If the music you listen to the most doesn’t invoke you to think and feel deeply about yourself.....your life....to face what reality is for you and inspire you to be your best and overcome all adversity......then that explains why you might be lost and confused about yourself. Music like this song and or what is massively referred to as “real music”, was predominantly produced in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s because one of the reasons, it was practical to learn how to play an instrument, especially becoming a self taught instrumentalist. The devotion to producing, creating and making music was greater than the desire for fame and money, these artists put their heart and soul into being the best and created volumes of timeless, priceless music, so vast that it seems like they completed what music is and ‘should be’, it’s not old school, or whatever category the industry wants to label it.......no it’s simply what music is suppose to be, why, because it’s The Best of humwoman expression musically, the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and some 90’s......and a little bit of 2000’s. That’s my perspective.
I Truely believe One's Music Tells a lot about their Character.This Music was very Educational and Soothing Inspiring It did a lot for You.Im a Lifetime fan.
This Song Bring Back So Many Many Many Memories I'm A 1970 Baby My Parents Use To Dance By This Song. They Both Pass On Now Rest In Peace Mama and Daddy 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 We Love You Guys and Miss Y'all So Bad.
OMG I know the feeling it was played at every family gathering my folks danced to it as well. Also my aunt loved JT I often listen to Cheaper to Keep Her its a jam as well.
My baby brother Marc passed October 27, 2022. This song really hits home. Life is not the same. Time was on our side. I truly love & miss him. He was my strength, I'll wait for the day when I see him again. This is the hardest, saddest experience I've had. Only God knows why, he called Marc ❤️
This song goes back to the 1974 family weekend parties as I watched the record play on record player. Yes what a memory as a child. (smile) Daddy is in heaven. R.I.P. 🙏🙏🙏
My grandmother use to blast this in the house on Saturday mornings. When he past away she cried like a baby. It was the first time I had ever seen my grandmother cry. Rest easy Johnnie. Thank you for the music!
IM WHITE AND 71 YRS OLD---I HAVE BEEN LISTENING TO BLACK MUSIC SINCE I WAS 11 YO. IT WAS RANDY'S RECORD MART ON THE RADIO COMING OUT OF NASHVILLE TN. WHO REMEMBERS THEOLA KILGORE? THE LOVE OF MY MAN. ....LOVE JT
Me too I'm senior citizen and grew up south west side of Atlanta listening to my transistor radio to WAOK out of Nashville Tennessee still feelin old time music is da best music.
I'm here because I heard this playing behind The Farmer's Dog commercial! I hadn't heard this song since I was a little kid. My grandmother used to listen to a local am radio station called WLLE and they played this song on the regular after the gospel programing went off on Sundays. Wow, this sure does bring back memories of Sunday dinner with the family and going outside and having fun while the grown folks stayed inside watching football and what-not. #70s #latchkeykid #goodolddays #turnbackthehandsoftime
Mjones4084, how funny, because that's the only reason that I looked up this song. That was about 10(ten) minutes ago. I have been playing certain parts back and fourth ever since. Johnnie Taylor was NUMBER 1. "Disco Lady" tells EVERYONE that.
@@johnbarron2269 😄that is crazy! That Disco Lady was played like crazy too! My mom had a crush on him so you know how that went. Saturday mornings was clean this house, Soul Train and listen to Johnny Taylor!
When ever i hear this beautiful song it reminds me of you beautiful Barbara when you believe in me it's been 3 years since you left my side thankyou for being the great beautiful woman you are love herman rest in peace beautiful 💘 you herman
I was in Somalia, East Africa when one of our local singers Mohamoud Jerry played this song. It was beautiful then and it is now. Amazing Johnnie Taylor , we love you
Whose makin love to yo ole lady while u was out makin Love! Every bar, After hour spot, bucket of blood, drinking hole, loud speakers played this classic! Classic Soul food! Never to be forgotten! Piece be with U Mr. Taylor🙏
Well my mother all ways been there's for me and she's still there.can i say the same for him.go against my mother yer that's not happening.my mother show her love.she took good care.of me. He left.
R. I. S RISE IN SPIRIT WE NEED SOUL MUSIC MUSE BACK IN HOUSE AND STREET OPENED WIDOWS WEEKENDS IN COMMUNITY RAISE THE SOUL BACK TO NEIGHBORHOOD POLICE ONLY WE CALL BLACK & COLORED GAURDIANS " DANCING IN THE STREETS " EAT OUTSIDE " THE RIGHT TO THRIVE " ( LAW ) MARYLAND OWE US HOUSES " MAKE WHOLE THE HARM "( LAW ) PRE - PAID FEDERAL CRIME PREVENTION FUNDS MIS - APPROPIATED & HOARDED !!!
People are talking trying to pull us apart. Sticking pins and needles in both of our hearts. But our love together don't care about the stormy weather...I believe in you
Johnny Taylor, AL Green, and Marvin Gaye, amongst others, were tops in the early 1970's. Once Johnny Taylor made "Disco Lady," he became one of my all time favorites. It reigns now as my favorite song of all time.
I have very clear memories of this song from the Summer of 1973. The words. The music. The feeling. That time is gone forever but this song too will live on forever…
Those were the sweetest and best time to be a part of. I love this song and the greatest memories of my life. I truly appreciate our time. The Absolute Best Of All Times.
What a mastreo of music so talented l saw him and love unlimited in concert at joe Louis arena in the 1980oh boy just feeling the mood the arena with everyone just enjoying themselves l will never forget it the ladies were so sharp in dresses
Johnnie, is one of my favorite soul singers and in my top 5 greatest soul singers to ever touch a microphone, he is so underated, and its a shame they don't put this man in the rock and roll hall of fame
LOOK HERE....I remember back in the 70s especially during summer months, sitting on our front porch with my parents and a few neighbors laughing, talking and sipping with the blues/rnb soul blasting in the background. That's how I was introduced to this style of music by my parents playing JOHNNIE TAYLOR, JOE SIMON, JOE TEX, TYRONE DAVIS, LITTLE MILTON, LATIMORE and MILLIE JACKSON......❤OLD SCHOOL FUN❤...70s
Johnny Taylor was awesome ,incredible, best voice , blues make you feel good.in your soul, and real life experiences these people make.you wanted to falling in love
@@gloriarollins8306 yes because my mom was wrong about my husband, but in no time she had won him over so much you couldn't tell her that wasn't her son. Now 38 years later we still good, No body goes harder for us than us.💕
I'd rather live in the past as far as music goes , cause these days I don't know what there emotions are and they are our music to our songs for some of the rhythms. That's foul I don't like the music out they have these days. I'm with you on that I stay in my music from back then .take care memory are precious.
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I love Johnnie Taylor
Always and forever
😢 one of the greatest black blues singer of all time rest in peace great one 🙏 ❤️ 😊
That bassline and keyboard combo at the intro has to be some of the best stuff ever heard!!!
You are not lieing
My favorite song artist.He tells the truth.
1973
The song explores themes of love, trust, and unwavering support in a relationship. The lyrics emphasize the importance of having faith in each other and believing in the strength of the bond between two individuals. It portrays a sense of mutual understanding and confidence in the partnership.
2024 still jamming 🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊😊
A good and close friend - Johnny Taylor Blessed to have known him-I truly miss Him
Mr J/T 20/24& I still believe it ❤
I'm 68 when this came out my brother and I listen to this one day and the next day he was killed. When I listen to this song I cry every time. I miss my brother so much.
I'm so sorry for your loss; I don't even know you but I feel like I lost a brother along with you ma. You both had great taste. And know that I love you my sister. Keep the faith, obey the Commandment Law of God, and endure faith to the end and we shall all meet in the end. Hold fast because Jesus Christ is soon to return.
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Wow..!!! So, sorry. .. 😢😢
@@jamessmith6162 Thank You
God Bless
Wow it’s so good music it’s 2024,I’m 64 good Ole days man nothing like it,I was 29 in 1989 wrk-n for the state of Arkansas driving around West Memphis & Memphis Crawfordville or sandy beach they call it one way in one way out his birthplace I really miss him and love his music
Thank you 😊
I’m 71 still listening to him but l love Mr Nobody
He have made very good music
I Believe that I can have a great time with my friends ❤
I’m 70ish, love this tune, I put it on repeat all the time. I BELIEVE in this music, todays music I never listen to.
My mom and aunts made JT a big part of my life. I’m 32 but this music is a big part of who I am
73, still listening, loving Mr. Johnny Taylor singing!
My husband and I listen to this in the day. He’s resting in Peace. I Loved my husband of almost 45 years.
I’m the poster child of a 70’s baby NOW A STRONG SOUL 👑 QUEEN! Keep living
I grew up on this kind of music, wouldn’t trade it for the world…
I KNOW that's RIGHT!!!👍🏾💯
I wa14 years old ,and that's when l got my first boyfriend ,l didn't know anything
I have to.😅
This song bring back those good old days love this song because it make me think about 😅those good time with my mother an father
Johnnie Taylor was a Giant in the game
My mom is 96 y. o. but in pain and sore. Love heals.
Blesss you and your mom ,I believe in her instincts of remembering if she heard this we as my family played songs from. Back then ,I'm 63 my granny was 98 and would still pat her feet to so.e ,.and recognize the music we played while she was here ,rest well grandmother 😢
@@delethiamoses782 Rui's mom died in May last year, at 97 and a third years old.
@@MaryHGoudie Plessis forgive me. I'm so sorry for you loss
Y friend
God bless her.l
RIP Johnnie Taylor (May 5, 1934 - May 31, 2000), aged 66
You will be remembered as a legend.
This SONG is STILL STRONG on 4/21/2024!!! RIP Johnnie Taylor the Wailer!!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
June 7 2024 still listening 😊
June 21,2024
Until The End of Time!
Johnny Taylor and this Song will Stand!!!
POINT BLANK PERIOD!
July 28, 2024 💯👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽
@@tammybealer3096p00ppppppppp0pp
This my momma's song here!! Boy those Saturday nights was filled with music, card playing, vodka cocktails, and the parties in other apartments in our building!! Man I miss those days!! She would always plays this record!! Mom, still here, still going strong at 80 years old and I treasure every moment I have with her!! Love you mom!!
May God riches bless you in jesus name.
@mosesshelwood8061 ...thank you!!
Still loving, listening and enjoying this too...God Bless you and your Mom still enjoying these tunes
Im still enjoying all too and it brings back memories of my Mom and Dad too❤
My Mother Loved JT also,I know why now,he was a handsome Man and very Talented.I think about Mama everytime I hear a JT song ❤ 🎉 I'm a Lifetime Fan of his now
That's 😮what I love about Johnnie Taylor make me feel so good.
Gone but not forgotten
I will dj play this at my 75th birthday party in September.
Underrated singer, composer-Johnny Taylor-UNSUNG!
This is a BEAUTIFUL song ..... do the damn thang MR. JT !
When my mom passed 4 months ago she told me to play this every day . I'm a 71 baby❤❤😢
Lol. 63yrs me too
Play it...everyday❤
I played this music to my 85-year-old. She was sleeping in the hospital and nursing home . When I went back to see her, she was sitting in her wheelchair ,there's my oldest daughter, called out my name. I was so happy and blessed that she remembered everything ❤️. Played Johnny Taylor and dancing in the streets New Orleans music 🎶. She was moving her head side way. She asked for more ice water from dehydrated for almost a month or more. ❤ She is talking. Enjoy your elderly parents because you are going to miss them when they are gone.
❤❤❤👍🏾👍🏾..to all of you beautiful people..glad I read your comments
Keep playing this song God bless you ❤
I was a kid when JT hit the air waves with this composition. For me it was a coming of age song.
I miss black music like this.
Timeless, my brother.......
I am going 60 and i miss my family who passed away and we listen to johnny taylor and played cards and dominoes and our house always had music and grandkids listen to all the music that i listen to when they are?in car with me and they know it puts a smile in my day good memories
I’m 63 to and I miss this good music. I also miss the great women of that time. Forever be young my friends. This is the HUFFSTER.
❤❤❤
I'm 72 and still loving JT
GROWN FOLKS MUSIC 🎵🎶 from the Summer 🥇 Soul 1973.
SHO NUFF GROWN FOLKS MUSIC❤
This is the music My uncle use to play on our trips from Minneapolis to Milwaukee and Chicago and gary Indiana in the early 70's and my grandmother always would have me go to mr.crowns record store and have me buy these songs and copy them word for word!! Those are memories of a better time and a awkward kid learning the ways of life thru some of the greatest black singers and colorful characters of our neighborhoods!! "STAY GROOVIN AND REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES!! ✌️
This is literally gospel...
2 thumbs up 👍🏾👍🏾...
This real music. I will be 63 Nov 18 2020.take me always back.i love JT
Happy Belated Born/Birthday from SC hope it was Wondrous
I loved this song the minute I heard it on the radio in 1973. I went out & bought it as soon as I saved enough of my allowance. Seems like I remember you could get a 45 rpm single for about 45 cents. I was probably the only white girl in my school who'd bought this record, but I didn't care, because I knew good music when I heard it. I've always had a soft spot in my heart for rhythm & blues, & this song is a classic. Of course, I love Johnnie Taylor's soulful voice, but I also love it when the female backup singers come in - like icing on a cake.
LOVE IT. TIL THIS DAY 2021. RIH JOHNNIE TAYLOR
that's awesome :D
You are right I love JT he have a lot of hit songs
I use to listen to this when I was at home with my mother. I turned 60 this year and still listings to it now.
I look at it like this it doesn't matter who the artist is, you like the music and sounds and it makes you happy ENJOY IT.
THEY DON'T MAKE MUSIC LIKE THIS ANYMORE.
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Young People, Please Listen 👂!
This is Real Music 💯
I agree with you alonza
Rehearing.
Amen,Amen
Yesuh!!! I wish it would come back! But it’ll nva be like ours❤
Yes
😢 there will never be another Johnny Taylor rest in peace 🙏 🪦 great one 🙏 ❤️ 💙 😢
No never….
Mr. Johnny Taylor was absolutely phenomenal. He was in a class all by himself. Rest well sir.💯
,, Tyrone Davis and songs on the bomb the best of the '70s
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I agree born in 81...My Dad loved blues music & i do too
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@@jimmysmith4968 😊
One of the greatest black blues singer of all time love all his music 🎶 rest in peace great one 🙏 ❤️ 💜
I'm 54,this was one of my mama faborite Artist,Oh Jonny Taylor,i now know Why,this Man was boss with them Vocals ❤
This was sung🎵 very soulfully🎸..like he experienced it..🎤💖
Johnny Taylor was a true legend I'm still listening to his music in 2024
Disco Lady
Grown up doing the same listening to😊 Johnnie Taylor 🎉
My wife since 1989. We always ❤ this song. We went through a lot good and bad times, but we pulled through.
I went to so many of his concert when he came to Chicago
Johnnie Taylor not only One of The All Time Great Singers but also one Great Person. He gave a lot to Charity.
I belieeeevveee he felt this song 😂😂. His heart was all in it! What ever her mom told her about him didn't sit right with him 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
lol
Yeah. She had his back, though.
😂😂
Highlight (message) of the composition. JT repeats it twice within song. Deep. Never be another who phases like him.
My Love is together, don't care bout the weather 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Still listening 01/27/223
I love this song, JOHNNIE TAYLOR. The verse of your “mother said loving me made no sense, but, when n she put me down you stood up for me”.I have to say the exact incident happened to me. My mom tried to stop me from the one that I loved but I said I couldn’t because I believed in us.
If the music you listen to the most doesn’t invoke you to think and feel deeply about yourself.....your life....to face what reality is for you and inspire you to be your best and overcome all adversity......then that explains why you might be lost and confused about yourself. Music like this song and or what is massively referred to as “real music”, was predominantly produced in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s because one of the reasons, it was practical to learn how to play an instrument, especially becoming a self taught instrumentalist. The devotion to producing, creating and making music was greater than the desire for fame and money, these artists put their heart and soul into being the best and created volumes of timeless, priceless music, so vast that it seems like they completed what music is and ‘should be’, it’s not old school, or whatever category the industry wants to label it.......no it’s simply what music is suppose to be, why, because it’s The Best of humwoman expression musically, the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and some 90’s......and a little bit of 2000’s. That’s my perspective.
I Truely believe One's Music Tells a lot about their Character.This Music was very Educational and Soothing Inspiring It did a lot for You.Im a Lifetime fan.
Well said ...
Absolutely so 💖
I Am A JOHNNIE TAYLOR Fan.
This Song Bring Back So Many Many Many Memories I'm A 1970 Baby My Parents Use To Dance By This Song. They Both Pass On Now Rest In Peace Mama and Daddy 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 We Love You Guys and Miss Y'all So Bad.
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WoW 🥺❤️🩹🙏🏾
I still love all Johnnie Taylor's songs 2022 I'm here in this space
OMG I know the feeling it was played at every family gathering my folks danced to it as well. Also my aunt loved JT I often listen to Cheaper to Keep Her its a jam as well.
@@The1Prince91to vote ❤
Wow I'm a 70 baby and my mom RIP use to be up waiting on my dad to come home waiting to act a fool with him for being out late lol miss them both 💔💔
Johnnie Taylor was the greatest, his music will live forever, miss u Mr. Taylor
My baby brother Marc passed October 27, 2022. This song really hits home. Life is not the same. Time was on our side. I truly love & miss him. He was my strength, I'll wait for the day when I see him again. This is the hardest, saddest experience I've had. Only God knows why, he called Marc ❤️
Sorry for your loss 😢
😭I don't have the words. I've lost 4 siblings.
This song goes back to the 1974 family weekend parties as I watched the record play on record player. Yes what a memory as a child. (smile) Daddy is in heaven. R.I.P. 🙏🙏🙏
My grandmother use to blast this in the house on Saturday mornings. When he past away she cried like a baby. It was the first time I had ever seen my grandmother cry. Rest easy Johnnie. Thank you for the music!
pbo Johnnie Taylor wall to wall
Latoya Thomas ok
Latoya Thomas good ol music baby but i believe in u
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This my relative.
Johnnie Taylor put the truth and soul in this song,lawd hav mercy and this is bringing the gut bucket. This is soul music
Yes it is
You got that right..But if you don't know...!
P
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Crazy
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Played this for my mom this past Mother’s Day, she danced and had a good time. I’m enjoying her while she still here
Gotta kno dat Give her 💐 while she still here 2020
That's what I'm talking about. Amen And Amen
Please do its priceless
@@derekcarter5409 aAC
343Ralph ....Blessings to you and your Mom! God keep you safe and well...All the best...from Canada!
YES!! THIS SONG HAS THE BEST LYRICS !!!!! EVERYBODY WANTS SOMEBODY TO BELIEVE IN !!!!
I grew up on this music. I am 59 years now and this is still the best music ever. Rest in Peace Johnny. This music told a story
IM WHITE AND 71 YRS OLD---I HAVE BEEN LISTENING TO BLACK MUSIC SINCE I WAS 11 YO. IT WAS RANDY'S RECORD MART ON THE RADIO COMING OUT OF NASHVILLE TN. WHO REMEMBERS THEOLA KILGORE? THE LOVE OF MY MAN. ....LOVE JT
I am two years older than you and good music is like good wine. It gets better with time. Time puts life in the lyrics and helps us understand life.
Old School r b funk
Me too I'm senior citizen and grew up south west side of Atlanta listening to my transistor radio to WAOK out of Nashville Tennessee still feelin old time music is da best music.
Real Talk Betty I'm 63, and was in highschool when this cut came out. It was a great era in music and Dis right here,Dis dat Business 🎶👍👍🚬
I'm here because I heard this playing behind The Farmer's Dog commercial! I hadn't heard this song since I was a little kid. My grandmother used to listen to a local am radio station called WLLE and they played this song on the regular after the gospel programing went off on Sundays. Wow, this sure does bring back memories of Sunday dinner with the family and going outside and having fun while the grown folks stayed inside watching football and what-not. #70s #latchkeykid #goodolddays #turnbackthehandsoftime
Mjones4084, how funny, because that's the only reason that I looked up this song. That was about 10(ten) minutes ago. I have been playing certain parts back and fourth ever since. Johnnie Taylor was NUMBER 1. "Disco Lady" tells EVERYONE that.
@@johnbarron2269 😄that is crazy! That Disco Lady was played like crazy too! My mom had a crush on him so you know how that went. Saturday mornings was clean this house, Soul Train and listen to Johnny Taylor!
@@johnbarron2269me too..about an hour ago 😂😂…always loved this classic!! 👍🏿
When ever i hear this beautiful song it reminds me of you beautiful Barbara when you believe in me it's been 3 years since you left my side thankyou for being the great beautiful woman you are love herman rest in peace beautiful 💘 you herman
I was in Somalia, East Africa when one of our local singers Mohamoud Jerry played this song. It was beautiful then and it is now. Amazing Johnnie Taylor , we love you
This Man is a legend..only person that comes close is his son..Glad we had him to make a day just a little bit better❤
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Yessir respect ✌🏿
Whose makin love to yo ole lady while u was out makin Love!
Every bar, After hour spot, bucket of blood, drinking hole, loud speakers played this classic! Classic Soul food! Never to be forgotten!
Piece be with U Mr. Taylor🙏
I'm 36yrs old and this song is one of favorites of all time... real music
it's what I do player
I'm 40 years old. But I have been living in the 60's and 70's my whole life💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
OK!!!
Your a wise OLD Soul !!! enjoy
Missing my daddy so bad. Memories in the Caddy riding the highway in Arkansas😢😢😢
Still listening to Mr JT Taylor
"Any time you go against your own mother." Powerfull assessment when it comes to women. RIP JT.
I had to stand up to my moma for lover man and husband of 49 years. MB
When you go against your mom baby that's some real shit whether he right or wrong I'ma be with him I got this mom❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Well my mother all ways been there's for me and she's still there.can i say the same for him.go against my mother yer that's not happening.my mother show her love.she took good care.of me. He left.
The top recordings were from Motown, Atlantic & Stax/Volt those were the Companies I mostly bought my records from in my days.
Favorite Johnnie Taylor song! What more can two people project than truly believing in each other? RIP Mr. Taylor...
Gotta believe in each other and keep others out of your business!!!!
You're not the only one that love this song
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Amen
R. I. S
RISE IN SPIRIT
WE
NEED
SOUL MUSIC MUSE
BACK IN
HOUSE
AND
STREET
OPENED WIDOWS
WEEKENDS
IN
COMMUNITY
RAISE THE SOUL
BACK TO
NEIGHBORHOOD
POLICE
ONLY WE CALL
BLACK & COLORED
GAURDIANS
" DANCING IN THE
STREETS "
EAT OUTSIDE
" THE RIGHT TO
THRIVE " ( LAW )
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My mom’s favorite artist! He toured south Louisiana frequently! Creole country🥰
People are talking trying to pull us apart. Sticking pins and needles in both of our hearts. But our love together don't care about the stormy weather...I believe in you
Yes, yes Scandal brought me hear 💞💞💞💞.
Love, love, love, me some Johnny Taylor. Mourned when he passed, and still in mourning. One of the great of the greatest
Patricia Williams so true
Patricia Williams ok
I love Johnnie Taylor as well lm from the 50s
Johnny Taylor, AL Green, and Marvin Gaye, amongst others, were tops in the early 1970's. Once Johnny Taylor made "Disco Lady," he became one of my all time favorites. It reigns now as my favorite song of all time.
Johnnie Taylor music make
me feel I miss my wife I like brown Melvin & the universe no but my by
Philosopher of Soul
I wish my husband was here now, he passed away on valentine day 2019. 😭😭😭 Love to dance to this
Never get Olds keep on going
I have very clear memories of this song from the Summer of 1973. The words. The music. The feeling. That time is gone forever but this song too will live on forever…
OMG, I wish those days could come again. This generation don't have music like we did!!!
Those were the sweetest and best time to be a part of. I love this song and the greatest memories of my life. I truly appreciate our time. The Absolute Best Of All Times.
10 .4 you took the words out my mouth 1973 summer
YEAH PEOPLE FROM HIS GENERATION AND THE ONES AFTER HIM HAD FEELING AND SOUL AND WERE THE BLUEPRINT FOR REAL MUSIC.
OH yes...this song still true today🪶🪶
Im.a blue eyed soul man love these comments, he was a great one!
What a mastreo of music so talented l saw him and love unlimited in concert at joe Louis arena in the 1980oh boy just feeling the mood the arena with everyone just enjoying themselves l will never forget it the ladies were so sharp in dresses
There is no reason for Johnny Taylor not to be in Rock n Roll Hall of Fame
dwight patterson thats so true
I think out of all the male singers
☺☺☺☺☺yes he should
my dad like this song
I totally and wholeheartedly agree!!!
Grew listening to Johnnie Taylor RIP ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is real music because it never gets old.
HAVE A NICE DAY.
Yes love the oldies
@@joesmall6688 agree you can't replace this good music. 👌
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You is serious like me
“When she put me down, you stood up in my defense” BOY if that ain’t that hardest verse I ever heard
That's that kinda love where you say momma I got this...mind gone he can be wrong as too left shoes but baby you with it
I thought I was the only one that thought this!
Wish I had stood up to my mom I would not
Yes!!!!
That what you do when someone incorrectly to the one you ❤.
I love this song by Johnnie Taylor, especially when he says , when you go up against your own mother.
Creole Lady sometimes we mothers are wrong!!!!!!!
Yess indeed
Yess indeed
Lol😂🙌🙌. That's the part I was just thinking about
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Girl, now that's true real love. Cause you don't ever go up against your own mother, noooo not Mama.🥰🥰🥰🥰
I feel sorry for anyone who don't have someone they can call their own. WOW that touch my soul every time
Johnnie, is one of my favorite soul singers and in my top 5 greatest soul singers to ever touch a microphone, he is so underated, and its a shame they don't put this man in the rock and roll hall of fame
But they put Dion in ! I reside in Cleveland, but it's because of such blatant dissing of African artists that I will never go.
Diane Clay you sound stupid.
Great Point sad and shameful but they done put in plenty rappers
Oh you making me miss my father he loved Johnny Taylor
LOOK HERE....I remember back in the 70s especially during summer months, sitting on our front porch with my parents and a few neighbors laughing, talking and sipping with the blues/rnb soul blasting in the background. That's how I was introduced to this style of music by my parents playing JOHNNIE TAYLOR, JOE SIMON, JOE TEX, TYRONE DAVIS, LITTLE MILTON, LATIMORE and MILLIE JACKSON......❤OLD SCHOOL FUN❤...70s
Do I Remember This Song And That when The Good OldDays
Johnny Taylor was awesome ,incredible, best voice , blues make you feel good.in your soul, and real life experiences these people make.you wanted to falling in love
Where you at
@@DESERTJAMS9333 You TalkingTo Me Mr Bradley
Yesss!🙏miss the good old-fashioned blues funk we grew up on! Like JT, Otis Redding, Sam & Dave! Lord have mercy!👍💃💃💃
He was the real deal
He said "Anytime you go against your own mother, It makes me know you believe in me" .... Whewwww If those aren't some the most true words!!!!
Yes, especially because sometimes as mothers “We can be wrong “!
@@gloriarollins8306 yes because my mom was wrong about my husband, but in no time she
had won him over so much you couldn't tell her that wasn't her son. Now 38 years later
we still good, No body goes harder for us than us.💕
Ys
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Facts girl
I’m loving his music l been listening to him since he made this song
Can’t help but live in the past when I hear great songs like this.
Who's still listening to this 2023 as I am
I'd rather live in the past as far as music goes , cause these days I don't know what there emotions are and they are our music to our songs for some of the rhythms. That's foul I don't like the music out they have these days. I'm with you on that I stay in my music from back then .take care memory are precious.
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This song reminds me of my mom so much. This was one of her jams ... I miss you mama ❤
Young generation don’t about this music wow . Unbelievable it’s there lost .....
Outstanding!!!!!! 70’s bring ‘em back! Pls!
The pure class of Jonny Taylor, RIP xx
Very phenomenal experience for music amen.to that always