OMG ARE OUR EARS DECEIVING US? JOHNNY TAYLOR - WHO'S MAKING LOVE (REACTION) 

Betty Wright "Clean Up Woman"...A Must Hear Classic

The incomparable JOHNNY TAYLOR.

I really appreciate you all for still making my grandfather relevant in 2022. Not sure if you know that he was the first ever platinum artist in the world. Just FYI. Stay blessed

Mr Johnny Taylor's vocals and range is off the chain! 😎

This song was out in the 60’s, everybody in my crowd loved this song!😊👍

Crack me up, I knew when you heard the first few bars of this song, you had no idea of what you were about to get into. Your faces reaction was priceless!

Brings me back to my days back in Vietnam when we would all be dancing to this tune in the beer hooch! Good vibes!

Another great song from the greatest era in rock the 60's

The American gospel group The Highway Q.C.'s helped launch the careers of several stars, including Lou Rawls, Johnnie Taylor & Sam Cooke in the 50's. Johnnie had a hit with them called "Somewhere To Lay My Head". One of his first solo hits was "Rome Wasn't Built In A Day" & later on "I Had A Dream", "I've Got To Love Somebody's Baby", "Who's Making Love", "Jody's Got Your Girl & Gone", "Cheaper To Keep Her", "I Believe in You (You Believe In Me)" & "Disco Lady".

Wow, haven’t heard this since I was a kid and I still know all the words! Love it! Love his song Disco Lady too.

Keep tellin ya all that music starting in the later 60s through the 70s got REAL, HONEST, RAW, TRUTH! Both serious stuff and humorous stuff. Forgot how much fun this song is...totally catchy song!!! lOVE U BRINGING IT BACK! Late 60s-70s were wild times!

As inappropriate as this seems, it wasn't back then. Plus he has a fabulous voice. 👌

You have to listen to his song "Disco Lady" from the great year for musice, 1976!

Jody got your girl and gone is another great song from JT.

love it! Grown Folk Music!

The Wailor Johnny Taylor

Johnnie Taylor now is king of soul to many black folks!!

Johnny Taylor was badass. I don't think he ever got as much recognition as he deserved. I'm a big Stax Records fan. You guys should check out his hit song "Disco Lady". He recorded at Stax Records in Memphis, and music played by all of those guys in the "Blue Brothers" Band in the movie. Same people and musicians who played and recorded with Otis Redding and Booker T and the MG's. It's classic Southern Soul.

Johnny Taylor is one of the blues Greats! My mother would play this song and blues all the time!

Love that line colored suit though.

Mostly all his hits are about infidelity. “Cheaper to keep her” and “Take care of your homework” are two phenomenal songs of his!!!

Johnny telling it like it is. 😂 Check out "Disco Lady"

Jean Knight "Mr. Big Stuff"

This was my older sister's era of music, so of course, I listened to it also, lol. Such a great time to listen to real music.

This is one of my favorites by him, and I love the video, his swag, his suit, everything. And he ain't lying!

Wait to you hear the lyrics!! HA HA!! I love this song!

Some great Memphis male soul and blues singers: Bobby “Blue” Bland, King Curtis, Wilson Picket, Otis Redding, Rufus Thomas, James Carr, Johnny Taylor and the OG: O.V. Wright. The tragic James Carr gets too little love. Try “A Man Needs a Woman.”

This is typical 1970s gown folk music! I am listening to this a year after you posted it. That was the them of the day back then. All good stuff! If you guys get this comment so late after it was posted, you have to play his other hit from that time, “It’s Cheaper To Keep Her”. It a good message to those that fool around!

"Disco Lady" or "starting all over again"

Johnnie Taylor was one of many great artists on Stax Records. Try some others like the Emotions (so I can love you), Inez Foxx (circuits overloaded) Jeanne and the Darlings (it's time to pay for the wrong we done), wendy Rene (Bar-B-Q), etc.

If they taught Johnny Taylor in school the world would be a better place! He was real life truth and put it all to music! If you never checked out all that stuff from stax records you need to

Arthur Conley! Sweet Soul Music.

The Clean-up Woman by Betty Wright.

This is my first time hearing this too! Wow! He's got a great voice.

You haven't heard Wison Pickett scream yet, check out Engine No. 9 for some heavy Soul. 👍👍👍

yes! I loved dancing to this.

Y'all really need listen to Jody's Got Your Girl by him....another eye opener.

The 70's was a great time for R&B, and thanks for playing this great song! Please do reaction videos for: "A Woman Needs Love" by Ray Parker Jr. "The Clean Up Woman" by Betty Wright "Sideshow" by Blue Magic "Love Overboard" by Gladys Knight and the Pips

This guy have a lot of swag with that beautiful head of hair! wonder why Black men today like the bald head look?

Love me some Johnny Taylor!

I had no idea Johnny Taylor sing this song.

Rose Royce "I'm Going Down"

Good to dance too.

You're getting into some classics here, this was #5 on Billboard in 1968, and everyone was diggin' it.

Shawn Man you got me howling right now. Your reactions is the best. Love you and Mel. 😂😂😂

Law I love all this music I grew up with in the sixties.

Great find! Check out Tyrone Davis, too!! His "Can I Change My Mind" and "Turn Back the Hands of Time'!!

I can't remember where the protest was but the protestors were taunting the cops/national guardsmen by singing "Who's makin' love to your old lady while you're out here guarding us?"

Johnny Taylor!!! My favorite song of his is, "These last 2 Dollars" I hope you get enough likes to go down the rabbit hole, but I will be listening to it tonight.... LOL

Love Johnny Taylor ❤ When I was dating my husband he would play "I Found A Love" all the time. It always brought a smile to my face and a great feeling in my heart. Great reaction.

Its some raunchy blues songs only the ogs and their children remember.

DEC 1968 WHEN I Came from Vietnam, this was the main jam "Who making Love" Old School

Huge hit!!❤

Taking us back to true. Ole school soul.

Johnnie Taylor got all kinds of songs. You got to go through them all. One of my favorite lines "who's making love to your old lady, while you was out making love"

He told it!

Probably everyone would have been my answer lol. Great song by a great singer. Thank you S&M. Takes me back.

This and down home blues was my dad's favorite songs

Shawn and his faces love it .

Another great dance tune And a super fun song. Yup add the your playlist

Absolutley awesome!!!!

You guys as usual are killing It !!!! Thank you so much for bringing the blues. The babies daddy of rock and roll.

😅😅😅I’m in tears…the way y’all was looking when you started the record.

Johnny Taylor is a rabbit hole to look into. He made several hits during the 70s. Listen to "Disco Lady" and "I believe in you"

Juke Joint Classic!!! This guy has a lot of hits!!

I love "Straighten up and fly right" you definitely got the gist of that one.

You guys are a fun watch. The great thing about these old 60s and 70s song is that they could tell real life stories but there's no cursing or threats

Love your channel it brings back so many childhood memories . I was raised on old country , R and B , and rock . I love all types of music

love that suit. A real eye opener!

Some other great Johnny Taylor songs: Testify, Steal Away, I Got To Love Somebody's Baby, Love Bones, Hijackin' Love, I"m Not the Same Person, Jody's Got Your Girl & Gone, It's Amazing, Just The One Johnnie recorded with the Stax Label. In the 60's & 70's Stax had great artists such as; Wilson Pickett, Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, Rufus Thomas, The Staple Singers, Albert King, and of course Booker T & The MG'S. Basically, Booker T was the Stax House Band. They were on so many of the great hits for all these artists. There is a great documentary called Respect Yourself: The Stax Records Story. Enjoy the music.

Little Johnny Taylor Real Name: Johnny Lamont Merrett Profile: American blues & soul singer, who made recordings throughout the 1960's & '70's. Recorded for Galaxy and Ronn Labels. 1963's Part Time Love was his biggest commercial success, hitting #1 on the USA Billoard R&B chart. Though recording only sparingly during the 1980's & '90's, he remained an active performer until his death in 2002. Born: February 11, 1943, Gregory, Arkansas, U.S.A. Died: May 17, 2002, Conway, Arkansas, U.S.A.

I won't say where ya'll been. I'll just say, welcome in. The great, great Johnny Taylor. Set aside a day and binge. Never be the same. Just remember he was a Sam Cooke protege.

Back in MY DAY.......

Johnnie Taylor was 1 of the best in the 70s He made hit after he hit

I love I'm Changing by Johnny

Wearing his Kermit the Frog green suit, nobody cooler or with more soul than Johnny Taylor! He’s one bad ass dude, DAMN!

Real life presented in a fun and playful way. Another big hit by Johnny Taylor is "Disco Lady".

Oh his song When she stops asking is a must

Having such a laugh watching you two sweethearts finding out how we all expressed ourselves in those days ha ha! Check out Johnny's Disco Lady, Soul Children's Hearsay, anything by Millie Jackson, Benny Latimore's Let's Straighten it Out.....I could go on....

Mr Johnny Taylor, one of the smoothest players in showbiz.. check out Disco Lady

Johnny was that dude my moms favorite / go down the rabbit hole with Johnny check its "cheaper to keep her" & "jody" "take care of homework" & "disco lady" oh strictley house party funk

So good ☺

Love Johnnie Taylor, and I've been thoroughly enjoying your reaction videos. I would love to see your reactions to Johnnie Taylor's 1982 hit "What About My Love" and Nancy Wilson's 1961 signature song "Guess Who I Saw Today."

Johnie Taylor was a groove all by himself...I knew ya'll were not going to see that coming...Check him out on "I Found A Love...."

That's how that works. If you ain't keeping that home fire burning, somebody else has got a match!👍 Nothing can shame a man worse than himself and a woman you did wrong.

The Blues Brothers (Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi) covered this track. Its excellent

Woke me right up!

He started out singing gospel. Check out his song, “Running Outta Lies.” Which is 1 of my favorites!!!

You need to hear all the other Johnnie Taylor songs, there are lots of them and they're all great! How about, "Ain't No Sense In Goin' Home, Jody's Got Your Gal and Gone!"

Listen to his I Believe in You ❤

💕 H A P P Y N E W Y E A R !!! 2 0 2 2 💕⭐️I had forgotten all about this song. SMH 😂🤣😂⭐️ 💕With all my love always ~ Laura 💕 ❤️ 🥰❤️ S and M SQUAD IS THE BEST!!! ❤️🥰❤️

I don’t believe y’all never heard this. Come on. But if not listen to “cheaper to keep her”!

If you think about it for every person out there cheating there's usually a person of the opposite sex cheating with them and they could be multiple people of the opposite sex so this guy is really giving people some Sage advice if you think you're the only one cheating the end result could be something you don't want like a STD or possibly even worse. This come out back right around the time when AIDS first popped on the scene even though they weren't really certain what it was yet it was there so this guy is pretty wise.

What is good for the goose is good for the gander.

My Mom was a big fan. Another one that heard many Saturdays as we cleaned was "Cheaper to Keep Her". He had many hits.

Can we have some love for the horn section? 🎤 🎷🎺🎸🎧🥁🎹. 🌊🇺🇲🌊. 😎

Johnny has a son who was also a singer, Floyd Taylor, check out "I'm bout it, bout it."

Yes his first song

Oh this song takes me back my aunt loved this song we listened to it a lot at my nanny’s house . So happy I introduced this music also too my kids they love it

Dionne Warwick "Alfie " 60's Classic