Woo wee THEM OJS RIDEING IN STYLE .ACADILAC SUV BABY..WORLD WITE RECONITION..THATS NOT JUST GOOD BUT LIKE MY MOTHER TOLD ME...BE THE BEST...AMEN MS JUDY...
my favorite "male group"..and there is no close second place. I think the thing that makes this group so awesome and legendary, is actually the thing that Eddie said near the end of the interview...and it keeps getting passed over for some reason, when this group is mentioned among other groups. And that is, The O'Jays sang about everything..at least, everything that we consider "societal"...things that matter in society, they sang about it. And it wasn't always "feel good" stuff, but the sound of their voices, made whatever they sang about, SOUND GOOD. They sang about love, obviously..and they sang about day to day life, obviously. But the tough stuff to talk about, is actually the stuff that made them stand out even more than the other groups that meant well, but were not willing to push the envelope, even a little bit. Groups like the Temps and the 4 Tops or the Manhattans. So, when you hear "For the Love of Money", you heard their cautionary tale of what the obsession of "that mean, mean green" will do to you. But if you aint careful, you'll keep missing what Eddie says about how money will make a woman "sell her precious body, for a small piece of paper that carries a lot of weight"...thats DEEP....or when you hear them, unapologetically sing about 'African slavery", on the 'Ship Ahoy" album. So, their legacy shows them to be one of, if not the most versatile male group of all time, because they had no problem stretching the parameters, of what common listeners felt should be sung about.
I love my favorite uncles Eric nolan grant and Eddie levert and Walter Williams ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏽👍🏽👌🏽🇱🇷💘💘💘💘❤ and my cousin's gerald levert and Sean levert
I love your list except New Edition I wouldn't put them with this generation the Stylelistic would have been better because of the legacy and who payed the way for groups like New Edition, Silk, Boys to Men, Jodeci and many more in the 80s, and 90s era the O'Jays and other groups in they era are the blue print to the younger generation groups
"The OJAY'$ & TEMP'$ are definitely my favorite OLD SCHOOL groups when it comes to every aspect of performing !
O’Jays for life. They came they saw they conquered. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I listen to the O'Jays everyday. They don't have a clue what real music is today
Still one of the best R&B old school performers!!!-
You not only delivered a message YOU ARE STILL DELIVERING! I hope they get these messages……
WE REALLY APPRECIATE ALL OF THE FAMILY BLOOD MEMBERS ALL OF THE WORLD WE APPRECIATE THE O'JAYS FOR LIFE
The O'Jays
No groups like the Ojays anymore. The mighty mighty Ojays
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Woo wee THEM OJS RIDEING IN STYLE .ACADILAC SUV BABY..WORLD WITE RECONITION..THATS NOT JUST GOOD BUT LIKE MY MOTHER TOLD ME...BE THE BEST...AMEN MS JUDY...
That's great he dont smoke he dont drink. O'Jays you delivered the message of love thank you!!!
Eddie & Walter,living musical legends ..my favorites
O'Jays and 4 Tops best ever why is there no more talent like these guys.
The best? ever Them Isley Brothers got something to say about that tho. 😅
my favorite "male group"..and there is no close second place. I think the thing that makes this group so awesome and legendary, is actually the thing that Eddie said near the end of the interview...and it keeps getting passed over for some reason, when this group is mentioned among other groups. And that is, The O'Jays sang about everything..at least, everything that we consider "societal"...things that matter in society, they sang about it. And it wasn't always "feel good" stuff, but the sound of their voices, made whatever they sang about, SOUND GOOD. They sang about love, obviously..and they sang about day to day life, obviously. But the tough stuff to talk about, is actually the stuff that made them stand out even more than the other groups that meant well, but were not willing to push the envelope, even a little bit. Groups like the Temps and the 4 Tops or the Manhattans.
So, when you hear "For the Love of Money", you heard their cautionary tale of what the obsession of "that mean, mean green" will do to you. But if you aint careful, you'll keep missing what Eddie says about how money will make a woman "sell her precious body, for a small piece of paper that carries a lot of weight"...thats DEEP....or when you hear them, unapologetically sing about 'African slavery", on the 'Ship Ahoy" album. So, their legacy shows them to be one of, if not the most versatile male group of all time, because they had no problem stretching the parameters, of what common listeners felt should be sung about.
The loud backdrop music was not a wise decision. Glad to see them .
These guys are great. Eddie and Walter keep it real. They schooled Eric Grant quite well.
O'Jays Anyway Anyday
It'great should,,!!😢😢
I love my favorite uncles Eric nolan grant and Eddie levert and Walter Williams ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏽👍🏽👌🏽🇱🇷💘💘💘💘❤ and my cousin's gerald levert and Sean levert
Old school baby never be like this: generation now never be
Love you to life. 💋😘
Eddie Levert & Walter Williams legends in there own rights. Eric Nolan was a good choice he's very talented just like previous members.
LEGENDS
2018? Back stabbers. I know some friends like that
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Ojays temps dramatics delfonics whispers new editions
I love your list except New Edition I wouldn't put them with this generation the Stylelistic would have been better because of the legacy and who payed the way for groups like New Edition, Silk, Boys to Men, Jodeci and many more in the 80s, and 90s era the O'Jays and other groups in they era are the blue print to the younger generation groups
Retire I'd say go out on top too old
Hello ojays
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