Joe Taylor
Joe Taylor wrote "Come On Let's Dance" in the 1970s, a song that became popular enough to define his career. He had a band called The Comets, and some...
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Joe Taylor wrote "Come On Let's Dance" in the 1970s, a song that became popular enough to define his career. He had a band called The Comets, and some listeners thought their music was too commercial. The song "Old Memories" also appears in his catalog, along with holiday material like "Thank You for Being Here This Christmas."
Taylor worked with Elton John on the album "Blue Moves." His other songs include "What Happened To the Old Songs?" and "When Was The Last Time You Thanked Him?" which suggest he kept writing in a straightforward, sometimes nostalgic style. The existing history mentions criticism about authenticity, but it's unclear how much that affected his work.
He performed live shows that were described as energetic. Beyond the Elton John collaboration and the handful of song titles, there isn't much concrete detail about his later output or how his career developed after the 1970s.
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