Title: One of his finest albums of the 1990s.
Product review: By the time Malaco Records released this CD in 1991, many felt that Johnnie Taylor was well past his prime because his 1980s recordings wewre nowhere even remotely as popular as those of the 1970s. This was simply a reflection of the shifting changes in contemporary Black music, however, as this album is just as good as any of Mr. Taylor's previous releases. Confessional, earthy, ultra-soulful confections like "Crazy Over You", "Only My Woman Can", "Guilty As Charged" and "What Kind Of Man Do You Want?" could easily have fit on any of his Stax albums and this 1991 release is a truly enjoyable Southern Soul set from one of the genre's most iconoc figures.
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