I didn't realize it until recently that this album had so much star power. Not only do you have the Prince's of Funk featured (Bootsy Collins and Michael Henderson on Bass; Bernie Worwell on keys), you also have Telma Hopkins on background vocals. No wonder I love it so much.

1. Disco Lady 4:29 $0.99 Buy Track
2. Please Don't Stop (That Song From Playing) 2:54 $0.99 Buy Track
3. Don't Touch Her Body (If You Can't Touch Her Mind) 3:12 $0.99 Buy Track
4. I'm Gonna Keep On Loving You 4:01 $0.99 Buy Track
5. You're The Best Girl In The World 3:17 $0.99 Buy Track
6. Running Out Of Lies 4:52 $0.99 Buy Track
7. Somebody's Gettin' It 4:00 $0.99 Buy Track
8. It Don't Hurt Me Like It Used To 3:12 $0.99 Buy Track
9. Pick Up The Pieces 4:50 $0.99 Buy Track
10. Disco Lady (Extended Disco Version With Johnnie's Rap) 7:44 $0.99 Buy Track
11. Somebody's Gettin' It (JT's Instrumental Groove)

yep,there are alot of cool players on this album.

daPrettyman said:

Don't forget about Glen Goins.

This one of my favorite JT album's, other guys & girls with ties to the funk mob on this album is Bruce Nazarian, Jerry Jones, Jim Vitti, and Brandy or Brandye.


~ Running Out Of Lies ~

..it's getting hard to think of an alibi.


..seems like I can here my conscience say (((((Johnnie)))))
[Edited 3/29/10 13:22pm]

~ Somebody's Gettin' It ~

i have this on c.d. as well

it's been awhile since i've played it.i'll give it a spin sometime this week.

yeah, the whole mob is on Disco Lady

"Tiki" played drums on the demo.