Real name: Daniel D. Dwight Taylor Sen.

Effective period / Period of releases: 1970 - 1976

US folk, gospel guitarist, banjoist, vocalist, songwriter born in Bremerton, WA. Part of the Love Inn Community in New York together with such figures as Phil Keaggy, Lynn Nicholls and Scott & Nedra Ross and he worked with Pat Robinson in the early days of his Christian Broadcasting Network. Taylor's first album was the independent project 'Taylor Made'. He then recorded a single for Metromedia Records. In 1972 he sang at the first Jesus Joy concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Tempo Records released 'Danny Taylor Live At Carnegie Hall'. Danny also appeared at Madison Square Garden, Carnegie Hall and Jesus '73. He made an entire album of love songs entitled "A Time for Love", it is said to be Taylor’s masterpiece. Danny became a spokesman of sorts for Jesus Music and wrote a monthly column for a while in Harmony Magazine (the forerunner to CCM Magazine). He died in 2010 aged 64.