Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - The Love I Lost REACTION
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The late Teddy Pendergrass had a powerful voice,in that group,and when he went solo.❤👑😇🕊🕊🕊❤
I really enjoy seeing young people your age react to music this soulful that I've been enjoying for 2 or 3 decades before you were born.
Boy do I miss Soul train, they had some of the best soul and R&B groups like Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes.
I used to watch Soul Train and American Bandstand every Saturday.
On Saturday nights they had a show called Solid Gold. All three shows always had awesome performances!
These were TV shows. They have a live audience that danced. Good music!
Yes!!! Doesn't have anything to do with it, but Putting On the Hits cane on near Solid Gold for us. Between ABS &ST, wrestling and Kung Fu Theater. Memories!!!
Dance Fever
Reactions to an incredible composition, always worth it(. It’s always, “That’s why they call it Magic!” Thanks for your channel.
those harmonies woke up my soul. 😃😃😃
This song is awesome. I had it on 45 RPM danced our asses off to this.
I remember all us kids on the block spending hours and hours in our garage trying to copy all the dance moves. Soul Train was a weekly TV show which was R&B's answer to the TV show American Bandstand which was mostly white. Those sure were some good times❣️
Ya know...as a young white kid watching American Bandstand, then discovering Soul Train??? Soul Train was where it was at!!! Don't get me wrong, I liked them both, but there was something about Soul Train....a freedom if you will that I didn't see as a child in the dancing, the singing ....I loved it. 🕊️❤️🎶
Another great song! 👍😊👏🎶🎼 Teddy Pendergrass was awesome! 👏👍
That song and this video gives me the chills. Yes, I was a young white and blonde girl growing up in northern Indiana, but I loved Soul Train and American Bandstand.
Teddy - what a voice! This music will always be my forever in my heart 💜
We loved it that was it soul train, and when he went to soul train, he could certain people they picked out of the crowd they could dance right by the stage. You’re a girl Liz The Queen 🥰💜💋♥️
One of Philadelphia's favorite sons, Teddy Pendergrass, who left us too soon. What a voice.
And Tim, this is neither a music video nor a concert. It's an appearance on a popular TV Show called, *Soul Train,* that featured top Soul/R&B artists of the '70s when it was on, and brought folks in to dance during the songs. Not pro dancers, regular folks, but you didn't just walk in off the street, you had to apply to get on the show.
You have to listen to Teddy Pendergrass solo. He's the one who sung lead. His songs "Turn Off The Lights" "TKO" and some of his duets with Stephanie Mills and Whitney Houston are some of my favorites.
Wow! Does this bring back memories! I went to see them at a club when this song came out.We sat about 20 feet from the stage. People would dance and have a good time. Teddy Pendergrass(R.I.P.) sang lead on this. He was awesome.
The lead singer of the group at this time was Teddy Pendergrass, one of the best R&B/soul voices ever. I can barely watch these old clips anymore without getting emotional, knowing what happened to him in later years.
Always loved them...Awesome song 🎵 Great memories 😀💖
Gosh I miss this music! Yes! They are 🔥👏🎤 Soul Train. Loved it 💯Solid Gold was another good one. I always wanted to be a Solid Gold dancer🎶💃🏽🌟💫🔥
Facts. The girl with the long braids. We all wanted to be her!
This is when music was REAL music!!!
When music was music💖🥂💖
Growing up in the '70's my older siblings and I used to watch Soul Train and American Bandstand. They watched to learn the latest dances.
Thank you for taking me back in time! The music is fine; the dance moves are smooth; the outfits are classic; and, the memories are happy. You are a fine young man. Keep doing what you’re passionate about! Love your work.
Always an life message and a beat that makes you move! I love harold melvin. This was a music dance show called soul train. The best.
Philly sound, my home town, this was the disco dancing days back in the day. Wow thanks.
My home town, too, Sage. While it's true that Disco grew out of the Philly Sound, this song is not Disco, it's Soul/R&B. Great tune!
ps~Your avatar looks hot. Maybe I'll run into you sometime at Wawa. ;p
Oh now you're getting to the GOOD stuff!
YAASSS SIR❣️
Did you know that that the lead singer is Teddy Pendergrass?
That's just the way soul train did it they had the singers right there on the stage and all the soul train dancers just dancing around them watching it there wasn't very many people there I'm not exactly sure how many but yeah pretty cool right 🥰
Such lovely cohesive harmonies
Soul Train….what great weekend morning memories
Oh yes! Bad Luck! My favorite!
The Group dance is so smooth ❤
The late great Teddy Pendergrass ❤ This was an appearance on Soul Train
Again, another beautiful song from my youth, I remember we played this one a lot, a great Philadelphia Sound.
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TIM! You should react to a "Soul Train line!" It's where everyone forms a lane, and two dancers go through the line couple by couple. You'd get such a kick out of it! The dance moves, the CLOTHING! It was awesome!
You need to watch more “Soul Train”. The it show back in the day. If you were on soul train, you made it.
Teddy's voice still chills
You on a straight Philly vibe... I love it!
The whole idea around Soul Train was to showcase new dance moves. It took many years before they were allowed to have anyone of color in the dance area, despite being able to have people of color perform. During every show, they would have the group split in half and a couple would dance in the line towards the camera. I can remember watching the old black and white shows as a little girl. Then, they finally got enough in advertising to not only air the show live, but in color. By the clothing the dancers , not professional...just teens wanting to go on TV, this was about the time they switched to color.
Sounds like you're getting Soul Train and American Bandstand mixed up!
@@margaretwilliams7658 I watched both. I very well could have the 2 shows mixed up. It's a miracle either one was televised, with the times the way they were, and the "rock & roll" attitudes by some, and of course advertisers were not shy about their views on people of color. I would say we've come a long way, and we had... unless my hopes were naivete.
Teddy! Damn!!!
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❤️❤️❤️ it’s all I got!!
" Tell the world how I feel about cha baby " is another classic that lingers in your mind instantly.
Me, being not old school, but, 😏OLE SCHOOL😘 just listening to Teddy, pulls at the ole heart strings. A voice of time. May he RIP.
You sure missed out on the era of Soul Train! One of the great music shows that defined the 70's.
Blue Magic “what’s Come Over Me and “Spell “
Soul Train was on every Saturday afternoon. A dance program for teens and college age at first. Lots of people who later became famous danced on the program. Its sad that young people don't have anything like ST and American Bandstand to watch. It was pretty much a universal thing to watch. You got the latest dance moves, styles and uplifting music!
That was Soul Train!!!! Live music acts and dancing The Sooooouuuuuulllll Train with Don Cornelius!
Teddy Teddy Teddy rest in power!!!❤
This is Soul Train... Saturday morning dance show!
thats SOUL TRAIN budder...every saturday morning...we lived for it!
Late great Teddy P...try "Wake Up Everybody," and especially "If You Don't Know Me By Now." He also had a solo career, with hits like "Close the Door." That clip was from the weekly Saturday TV show "Soul Train" which featured all the R&B and funk legends and the Soul Train Dancers.
would love to see your reaction to Tina Turner's Rollin' on The River; and Home Free's All about that Bass
I agree with the comments below, Soul Train, was the jam!!! Great song ❤❤❤ thanks Tim. Joan ❤❤❤ and Keith
(BEAUTIFUL GROUPS❤ AND (BEAUTIFUL) 🎶 MUSIC; WHAT ELSE CAN ♥️ YOU SAY. I (LOVE) THEM ALL ❤!!!!!
Lord yes! Soul Train. Saturday Jams. Dance offs.
Not a video shoot or a concert. It was a weekly TV program called "Soul Train". It came on every Saturday morning. The program featured live guests. The audience were people who showed up to the studio to dance to records and live performers. Soul Train was MC'd by the late great Don Cornelius. Soul Train was on TV from 1971 till 2006. I don't know anyone who didn't faithfully watch Soul Train. All colors loved Soul Train.
RIP Don Cornelius 🙏🏼 A true pioneer...and what an incredible voice he had.
Good Times, Saturday Morning Soul Train…🥰
😍😍😍😍💜
Every Saturday, We had American Bandstand and Soul Train 🎉😂❤
This music take me back to memories when my mother was alive.
Every Saturday after cartoons was the best show ever, Soul Train with Don Corneillous(so sorry)sp). A must to hear the new music and dances before going to the disco/club/roller skating. You’ll find alot of going performers, my fav is LaBelle singing lady marmalade!!!
I sure miss those Saturday mornings...but so thankful we had them.
We love them we love that type of music Tim and yes, when you went to soul train you were allowed to dance as long as you stay in you are only invited up on the other platforms are the ones that fire if I’m the host are invited you up there but yes, you were real close to that to the artist. And yes we were all dancing, I got a laugh you would’ve loved it to your friend always Liz give everybody kisses. I love you babe.💋💋🐶🫦👄👄🫦
Soul Train came on every Saturday. They would feature artists right on show. Many black artists got exposure this way. They also had occasional white artists like Elton John also.
Teddy Pendagrass was da man! Exemplified TSOP... The Sound of Philadelphia!!!
That's Teddy Pendergrass with the deep voice before he went solo
This performance was in a show called Soul Train. A lot of famous artist had guess performances on the show. You get a chance check out some of the videos I think you’ll like them
Ahh the beautiful voice of Teddy Pendergrass
They were the top R&B singers
We all learned to dance watching Soul Train!
Chi-Lites “Have You Seen Her” live performance on Soul Train
GREAT SUGGESTION Sharon❣️ I forgot about that one.
Teddy sung that song effortless.
I loved Soul Train as a kid
Beautiful energy from the audience!🔥🔥Total vibe! Teddy's vocals!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥Loved it!!
You should watch the video of Teddy pandergrass and Whitney Houston’s song Hold Me!! Super
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Philly Funk
Aah! Philly. MFSB. Best musicians in the world.
I love u guys I’m so glad u find the music I grew up on the bomb
The love I lost had a long disco version
Check it.
Teddy Pendergrass is the name of the lead on this song. He went solo and you will NOT regret checking out his songs. Start with Love TKO, When Someone Loves you Back and Turn Off the Lights. I don't think you have reacted to him before.
That’s the show Soul Train!! You should already know.
🥹🥹 oh my
That was soul traun dance show .
Soul train
It's on soul train.
Tim, we love when you play the other songs because is that voice controlled or any of that it’s true them singing this is what we saw in our lifetime. These are the concerts. We went to every single one I can’t. I don’t think you could name one that I haven’t seen in person Honest to God we used to go down. Nobody would go in the black neighborhood and I used to go down in the black after our dry and I could go in the pine grove is on Jefferson and west is very in Buffalo New York and I like on the door and I go in because I knew Larry didn’t want it And we have a ball. Will you be there till six in the morning and and I’m not talking, drunk and drinking and stuff like that but we come from the Pine Grill now go up there for a couple hours and then go out breakfast and go home believe me as in a lot of the Zacks, especially one of your favorites, earth, wind, and fire used to play there all the time. Love you baby.
You have to hear the long version.
Oh, Oh! I forgot to recommend you listen to THE DRAMATICS! Specifically the song BE MY GIRL! 🔥
Teddy had it all! RIP
Darlin’! You need to watch Soul Train! There is a great documentary that VH-1 released (available on TH-cam). It’s only an hour but it incorporates the history of r&b, funk, disco, hip-hop and rap. It’s funny and historic.
One thing I forgot to tell you, Tim is that Teddy Penn Pendergrass singing lead before he left in my name is wrong to be a solar wireless just so you know I thought that would be interesting to you. Love you kisses
SOUL TRAIN
Teddy P. Power house of a voice.
This has been bugging me for a while. Johnnie Taylor had a hit with Disco Lady, and one of the lines is"
"Move it in, move it round, disco lady
Move it in, move it out
Move it in and about, disco lady"
but later it goes:
"You dance so fine
And you're right on time
Girl you ought to be on TV on Soul Train"
This would have kept me awake all night if I didn't figure it out.
At some point, you should react to "Something In My Heart" by Michel'le. It's a powerful song. Also "Where Do We Go From Here" by Stacy Lattisaw and Johnny Gill; "Come Share My Love" and "Love Under New Management" by Miki Howard; "Dreaming of You" by Diana Ross and Lionel Richie; "The Groove Line" and "Always and Forever" by Heatwave; "Just Don't Want To Be Lonely" by The Main Ingredient; "Our Love" or Inseparable" by Natalie Cole; "Summer Breeze" or "Shout!" by The Isley Brothers; "Jesus Is Love" by the Commodores"; "Fingertips Pt. 2" by Little Stevie Wonder; "Bernadette" and "Reach Out I'll Be There" by The Four Tops; and "Stop Draggin My Heart Around" by Stevie Nicks feat. Tom Petty.
I guess I've created my own playlist . . .
PLEASE REVIEW: How Can I Ease The Pain (Live at the Apollo) by Lisa Fischer. You won't regret it!
How was it soul train? Just like when we used to go to the the the things for they played you could always get up and dad says we learned how to dance you’d be very surprised how good I can dance and I know all the dances. yes, everybody’s dancing and watch our used to dance.
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Yeahhh baby
THE GUY TO THE RIGHT OF TEDDY IS THE LAST ORIGINAL STILL ALIVE, THE GREAT Lloyd Parks.
I miss not seeing Soul Train.
What happen to your brother miss him you two together were great?im thinking school or a job