FIRST TIME HEARING Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - The Love I Lost Reaction
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Another CLASSIC by the group......and as with every hit this group had it was ALL TEDDY......basically the group were background singers for Teddy.....Teddy finally realized that and went solo and Harold & Bluenotes were left in the dust never to heard from again.....great reaction
That's an organ that's giving you church vibes.
What you're hearing is organ, which was a staple in jazz and r&b from the 50s to the 80s. It was replaced by electric piano and synthesizers. That Philly Sound was everything! Gamble & Huff were absolute geniuses!
this is a dance floor cut up, as well.
Teddy 4 ever💜
The music of MFSB strikes again
Love it..Teddy had so much soul, and the Blue Notes harmonies! Wow 💗🌹
I remember planning on building my whole world around you. Go Teddy. Pure passion
Nothing like that "Philly Sound"
Before his tragic accident. Teddy was about to be a gigantic star. Crossover. His voice was so damn powerful
What was giving you the church vibes was an organ. A number of artists back then used an organ, that includes Sly & the Family Stone, Billy Preston, Al Green, some other soul artists and MFSB used it for some the artist at Philly Soul. This was a hot song in the '70's. Thanks JJ. 👍🏾
All of the acts mentioned are people who started playing organ in church.
Classic Classic Classic Sound Of Philadelphia. MFSB in the background. Teddy P testifying.
J J you're to smooth little brother keep them jams comin 😊😉
You mean the organ gives you the church vibe. I was just a kid when this group was hitting its prime, but I still loved the songs and the music. I’ve always been a romantic at ♥️. Top notch production, produces top notch performances!
J J YOU Should have seen these brothers live on stage every song was sung long version I seen them many times at the Arie crown theater on lake shore drive in Chicago in 74 thanks for the memories little brother 😉😊
Again....those that have never gone thru a break up and deep heartbreak can't relate. Where for a time afterwards you feel like you will never make yourself vulnerable to be hurt from "loving again"....but then eventually you get over it and like the Teddy cut after leaving the group and going solo.."It Don't Hurt Now".....
If you haven't done "You know how to make me feel so good", that's a trio including Teddy and a female vocalist, I forget her name. Dope. Runs off the same track as "Diamond in the Back", another classic.
Never knew that
A great song! An absolute classic! Sharon Paige was the vocalist. Sadly, she passed away about a year ago.
Straight up Philly Groove you suggested there
@@jamesjohnson1905 215!
The lyrics are sad,but the music is sooooooo happy.What a production.Gotta Dance.
True Soul Music.
One of their standards!!! Was their 2nd #1 hit....I remember as a kid this cut being blasted everywhere when it was hot 🔥!!!
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes with *M.F.S.B.* Believe the piano player is Tyrone Kersey, who also wrote "Disco Inferno" for *The Trammps.*
Another one of their best. Good reaction.
Love this
The other day you played MFSB.....the Philly sound.....i dont think you react to much Philly music from back in the day.....Philly sound was just as big as Motown and NYC sound along with other cities.... So much so that other artists left their labels to get that Philly influence.....some of the biggest Motown artists switched to the Philly sound.....the biggest act being The Jacksons......i just think a lot of our music is being forgotten about and needs be featured more..... Here are a list of Philly acts with a HUGE catalog of music to explore
Blue Magic
Barbara Mason
Billy Paul
Ojays
The Delfonics
Eddie Holman
Billy Stewart
The Intruders
The Moments
Three Degrees
Black Ivory
Brighter Side Of Darkness
First Choice
Spinners
Stylistics
Great list, Jay! I know JJ did most of them. I almost requested Barbara Mason’s “Yes, I’m Ready.” And I’ve requested Billy Paul a couple times. Thanks! 🤪
Harold Melvin pftt !! Nothing but a cheating, lying snake !!! Plus he couldn't sing !!! Teddy Pendergrass made this group and got very little in return, so glad he left and went solo ❤️
Teddy dominates this and wake up everybody. Harold Melvin was a lucky man cause he was nowt without Teddy Pendergrass 👍
HM & the Bluenotes/Bad Luck
The Breakfast Club Did an Hour long Interveiw wioth Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff the so called Architects of The Sound Of Philly you can learn alot about Teddy, Patti Low Rawls and Micjael Jackson from Them
You have to include Thom Bell in that mix.
It’s a guarantee what else can anybody say… There isn’t anything else to say and they were a great classics that are still great to listen to
I was just listening to this....💖🎧
the beat on those drums so disco mfsb orchestra early example of the disco sound
Hey I suggest some Billy Paul another Philly Artist with some great music
And anutha hit!
Check out the Disco Purrfection Version of this song.
nice remix extra funky
You should find a good Teddy documentary and watch it 👍🏾
"Bad Luck" I'm too lazy to look below. Peace JJ.
It's called an organ JJ...lol
With incredible never to be heard again music like this........Why would any self respecting black youth ever want to listen to absolute crap like Hip Hop or Rap.
Of course Teddy was the VOICE in this group. What a distinctive voice that man had. So handsome too😍. And JJ the "church piano" you hear is an organ.