Time: 68:28+77:17
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2000
Styles: Blues, R&B, Soul
Art: Front
CD 1:
01. Strange Things Happening (2:44)
02. Little Boy How Old Are You (2:04)
03. Very Truly Yours (1:59)
04. Days Are Dark (2:34)
05. Close Your Eyes (2:06)
06. You've Been Crying (2:43)
07. Keep Walking On (2:08)
08. Everywhere I Go (2:02)
09. Miss You So (2:17)
10. I'm Gonna Get Tough (2:01)
11. I Need Your Love So Bad (2:42)
12. Ollie Mae (2:12)
13. Without A Woman (3:04)
14. Honey Lou (2:31)
15. Strangest Feeling (2:50)
16. You Got To Feel It (2:43)
17. Long Ago (3:10)
18. I'm Gonna Send You Back To Oklahoma (2:32)
19. It's Too Late (2:56)
20. The Road Of Love (2:58)
21. If I Thought You Needed Me (3:01)
22. I'm Lonely Tonight (2:49)
23. I Feel A Chill (3:54)
24. The Loving Physician (2:37)
25. Something Strange Is Going On In My House (2:50)
26. Funky Thing (2:47)
CD 2:
01. It's A Funky Situation (3:09)
02. I'm Glad Your Home (3:02)
03. Can't Take No More (2:56)
04. Singing Man (2:29)
05. How's Your Love Life Baby (3:09)
06. (This Is A) Troubled World (2:40)
07. Only The Lonely Knows (2:51)
08. How Do You Walk Away From Fear (3:34)
09. (I'm Just A Crumb In Your) Bread Box Of Love (3:41)
10. Houston Town (3:38)
11. I Want To Be A Part Of You Girl (2:52)
12. Going In The Hole (3:15)
13. Make Up For Lost Time (3:44)
14. What A Fool (3:01)
15. Fair Weather Woman (2:32)
16. Break Of Day (3:00)
17. Ready For Heartbreak (4:47)
18. She Loves To Do It As Well As You (3:36)
19. For All The Days Of My Life (6:01)
20. I've Got Somebody New (3:01)
21. Cummins Prison Farm (4:24)
22. I Love You Just The Same (3:15)
23. Be Ever Wonderful (2:28)
Soul-blues singer Ted Taylor unleashed his stratospheric, falsetto-driven voice on a wide variety of material during the 1950s, '60s, and '70s, his gospel heritage never far from the surface. Taylor first entered the studio as a member of the Cadets and Jacks, a Los Angeles R&B vocal group with two names that recorded for Modern. By the late '50s, Taylor was signed to Ebb, and a myriad of other imprints soon followed (notably Duke, where he waxed his first version of the sugary ballad "Be Ever Wonderful"), Okeh (his sides for the Columbia subsidiary were done in Chicago and Nashville), and Ronn, where he spent nearly a decade. A car wreck claimed his life in 1987. ~by Bill Dahl
Ever Wonderful CD 1
Ever Wonderful CD 2
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