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Gary Taylor


Gary Taylor, born Los Angeles, California, is a singer, songwriter and producer.
His songs have been recorded by a number of leading artists, including "Keep in Touch" by Grover Washington, Jr.; "Good Love" by Anita Baker, Walter Beasley, Lonnie Liston Smith and George Clinton & P-Funk Allstars; "Living Without a Heart" by Vanessa Rubin; "Just Gets Better with Time" and "My Heart Your Heart" by The Whispers.
As a background vocalist, Taylor appeared on The Whispers' R&B #1 "Rock Steady," and "My Flame" for Vanessa Williams, as well as with Nancy Wilson.


Discography
  • GT (1983) A&M Records
  • Compassion (1988) Virgin Records
  • Take Control (1991) Morning Crew Records
  • Square One (1993) Morning Crew Records
  • The Mood of Midnight (1995) Morning Crew Records
  • Love Dance (1998) Morning Crew Records
  • Under the Nightlight (2001) Morning Crew Records
  • Eclectic Bohemian (2003) Morning Crew Records
  • Retro Blackness (2006) Morning Crew Records

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