The Temptations at that time: (The eighth and Atlantic Records lineup) Last surviving founding member Otis Williams (October 30th,1941) (Second Tenor/Baritone) (Still performing) Founding member Melvin Franklin (October 12th,1942- February 23rd,1995) (Bass) (R.I.P.) Richard Street (October 5th,1942- February 27th,2013) (Tenor/Baritone) (Replaced founding member Paul Williams) (R.I.P.) Glenn Leonard (June 11th,1947) (First Tenor/Falsetto) (Replaced Damon Harris) (Performs with his Temptations’ tribute group) Louis Price (March 29th,1953) (Tenor/Baritone) (Replaced Dennis Edwards the 1st time; One of his last performances) (Performs as a solo artist)
Yep. At this point, I think Richard was the best and most recognizable lead singer. The group should have been centered around him at this point. But it wasn't long after this that Louis left and Dennis rejoined the group.
Yeah like @jaylene.turner6524 said he would return a couple months later. This was at the time Kenny Gamble was trying get the group to do a reunion album.
Otis was probably thrilled to be doing doo wop
Being up there with Richard doing that old stuff must’ve taken them both way way back
The Temptations at that time:
(The eighth and
Atlantic Records lineup)
Last surviving founding member
Otis Williams
(October 30th,1941)
(Second Tenor/Baritone)
(Still performing)
Founding member
Melvin Franklin
(October 12th,1942-
February 23rd,1995)
(Bass)
(R.I.P.)
Richard Street
(October 5th,1942-
February 27th,2013)
(Tenor/Baritone)
(Replaced founding member
Paul Williams)
(R.I.P.)
Glenn Leonard
(June 11th,1947)
(First Tenor/Falsetto)
(Replaced Damon Harris)
(Performs with his
Temptations’ tribute group)
Louis Price
(March 29th,1953)
(Tenor/Baritone)
(Replaced Dennis Edwards the 1st time;
One of his last performances)
(Performs as a solo artist)
Truly underrated lineup
Yep. At this point, I think Richard was the best and most recognizable lead singer. The group should have been centered around him at this point. But it wasn't long after this that Louis left and Dennis rejoined the group.
The greatest male vocal group of all time !!!
OMG I ALWAYS WANTED TO SEE THE TEMPTATIONS SING CHARLIE BROWN
Bad Brothers.
The sound, the moves, the swag!!! They can’t be replicated!!
Representing all the greats of the old doo wop days, and then when it comes to the Temptations turn: Bare Back! Love it!
Nice video.
Wow ❤
Outstanding performance
Richard Street
❤❤❤❤
I remember watching this on television! Wow! What a memory!
Richard did his thing at the end. He's a great dancer!
AWESOMESAUCE!❤😊
So nice
This must’ve been before Dennis returned
Yes.
He came back a couple of
months later after this.
Yeah like @jaylene.turner6524 said he would return a couple months later. This was at the time Kenny Gamble was trying get the group to do a reunion album.
THATS “ LOUIS PRICE “ IN BACKGROUND SINGING…
He also sang lead on
“The Great Pretender”.
This when they were with Atlantic records.
People sleep on Otis...He had a good lead voice
Very much agreed! I love Otis’s voice!
Yes,he does!
Some folks don’t even realize
how good Otis’ voice is.
@@jaylene.turner6524 Exactly, he’s a great harmonizer to! 😊
The smooth vocals of Dr. Otis Williams..Richard Street a good dancer
otis had a decent voice. louis reminds me of a cross between jamie fox and jaheim
Otis part was very smooth.
THIS CAN'T BE 1980----LOUIS PRICE WAS GONE FROM THE GROUP WHEN THEY RETURNED TO MOTOWN IN 1980
I would say 1979 is the year of this performance or 1978, perhaps
Thus was 1979
1979
This is from 1979.
You’ve got any Tamiko jones footage in need that
@Jamarkus Yes!
@@BruneNureTH-camChannel show it bro she’s my crush
BareBACK WAS NOT GOOD
Ik right it was great… amazing even
honestly, you're absolutely right it was so repetitive.
I liked seeing Richard Dance to Bareback. Catchy
It wasn’t promoted properly
just like the previous album
“Hear To Tempt You”.