Jimmy Taylor
Ben the Balladeer has posted this one in his
excellent blog here – but
I wanted to add my 2c to this very fine deep piece – particularly in
relation to the Rose Lynch 45 on Winner. Both tracks were cut in St Louis
and the sound is so similar they could have been part of the same session. 
My
Woman has some lovely “chopped” rhythm guitar, tasteful
lead guitar (Phil Westmorland?), ghostly organ so far down in the mix and
well featured horn support. The “feel” of the disc is so right – super
uncluttered arrangement – the essence of southern soul.
And on top Jimmy is so precise – breathy and careful without getting over excited. But you can tell the fire is there, lurking just below the surface. The flip, a bluesy ballad called “At The Crossroads” is also well worth listening to. A wonderful disc indeed. How it got from Missouri to Pat Morgan’s Dallas based Pompeii concern is anybody’s guess.
Note ~ I’m 99% sure the Jimmy Taylor on Dore is another artist. But what about the guy who made the fine “Jealous” for RSP in the 80s? Could well be the same guy – can anybody confirm?