This is actually the third and last song in a trilogy. The first one is "Come on and go with me", and the second is "Close the door" (best of the 3 IMO).
When I was growing up every time my parents play Teddy and Barry White we always had to go too bed early that night. It wasn’t until later on in life that I understand what they were doing and my little brother came along 9 months later. Lol! 😂
When Teddy says "turn out the lights" he's telling you either such force, it makes you wanna turn off every source of light..., lamps, ceiling lights, blow out candles, unscrew light bulbs, close the blinds, ......e.t.c. "He be serious"!!!🤗
Teddy is the lead singer of Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes! My favorite song of theirs is , The Love I Lost! Play it on repeat…………A great soulful singer and a gorgeous Man😍
This man probably bought alot of "Babies" into The World. He was the "undisputed" Star of Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes that's why he left. Another one of the Songs he did in The Group was "If You Don't Know Me By Now" that was later covered by Simply Red and even Ricky Gervais as David Brent on The Office (UK). Sadly enough he suffered a Bad Car Accident that left him paralyzed. In 1987 Jackie Collins (RIP) did a Book called Rock Star where there was a R & B Singer named Bobby Mondella who could have been a composite of Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, Him, Donny Hathaway and even Frankie Lymon.
@@michaelasay6140 No worries. Bad Luck, The Love I Lost, and in The UK they did an amazing Documentary about him. The Brits have always been die hard fans and supporters of R & B since the 1950's.
This that Grown folks music aka,babymaking music.Teddy was ina group called Harold Melvin and the blue notes before he was a slow artist, mymother used to play their song"Wake Up everybody, every morning to get me up for school.
You should have watched the live 1979 performance in concert of this song. Teddy killed it and sounds just like the record, but the performance is unbelievable. The audience is so into him and are unbelievably quiet hanging onto every word. It is so tragic that he got into a car accident that left him paralyzed when he was at the top of his game. I still listen to this man everyday!
This brother was smooth as hell., so sad he crashed his RR in '82/: Damn., I married my first wife at that time; I found his 'Teddy' (album) in her vinyl collection. OMG/: now forty years later, I got what I wanted and my second choice should have been my first marriage--been with her now since 1989. I gave her everything she wants and I got mine.
Why you think I was born in the baby boomer era, cause parents had music like this with Teddy Pendergrass, Al Green? That love ❤ making music, not just the bump and grind.
Check out the song “ If you don’t know me by now” by Harold Melvin& the Blue Notes which is the group Teddy Pendergrass was in before he became a solo artist.
Just discovered your channel yougin'! You have struck gold with all the old school music you are reacting to! I love your old soul brother! I cruised Main Street to all of these great songs back in high school over 40 years ago!!!!
Now, this is what happens when I'm washing the dishes right now, after cooking in the kitchen playing the song on this video... & not -- actually sitting down and 'watching' the video 😏 When the song is about to finish, I take time out to 'rewind' the video a little -- just to hear it again..... Only to find myself seeing you - Satori with a 'Flex wand Lighter' in your hand 😂😂 (And to think, I thought I was doing too much, by dancing in the kitchen on this song) 😂🔥🔥 You Sir.... Just made my night! Blessings to you Satori My G 💜
Satori My G, I'm hear to tell you... ain't nothing wrong with having an old soul 😏 I actually consider it a Blessing 💜 Felt that way when I was younger listening to Bobby Womack for the first time in the late 90's.... It was a start of new beginnings for me -- on my journey of Heart & Soul music 🎶🎶🎧 Ain't skipped a beat since 😂😂
I give you a lot of credit for bringing that up because these rappers have really stolen the old music and proclaimed it be their own and it all came from all the old songs I hear it all the time I’m not saying all of them but 90% of them it’s it’s it’s unbelievable they are to think up their own stuff like these people dead or get the Raiders to do it Teddy Pendergrass was one of the greatest singers and even saying after he was paralyzed in a car accident and saying from wheelchair was paralyzed from the neck down thank you thank you for recognizing that your friend always Liz The Queen
Thank you for reading my comment I hope you have a wonderful Easter and I’ll be home listening to you I was doing great but I got my foot tangled in the stupid cord to charge your card and believe it or not in my whole life 77 years old I’ve never broken a bone or anything thank God I didn’t I took a dive on the ground smashing my head into my Anwar in my bedroom it made me a little fuzzy but I am I’m back in shape strong as ever thank you I love the way you doThank you very much my love Liz the queen
First of all, I was hollering at the “Freddie” album cover. Couldn’t stop laughing! Secondly, I believe it was at Teddy’s concerts where the ladies used to throw their underwear up on stage - or maybe it was Marvin Gaye - or maybe it was both! Great reaction, by the way!
White male in UK in his 50s listening at mo . The live version of " the whole town is laughing at me " kills me everytime . Such a talented man missed so much . 😢
Let me say this so many legends have left tones of music to sample. R &B to Hip Hop if it wasn't for them paving the way Freddie might not exit. No auto toon. Blows your mind, It still blows mine
Ladies threw their panties on the stage at his concerts.....every single time he was in concert ANY city, state or country. Now play Don't hurt now The whole town laughing at me
Most of today’s rappers and singers have sampled from the old greats. Alicia Keys sampled the Main Ingredient’s Let Me Prove My Love To You for You Don’t Know My Name. DeBarge has been heavily sampled by some of the biggest names in rap and hip hop. The reason for that is because that era was so doggone good.
I’m still recommending Lenny Williams’ Cause I Love You, Love Won’t Let Me Wait by Major Harris, and Be Thankful For What You’ve Got by William DeVaughn.
Satori My G: Below, there are a lot of great Teddy P. song suggestions, as well as some of the songs from his Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes days. They are all great suggestions and you should probably check them out. However, I'd like to point out that Teddy was a multi-faceted individual/performer and had spiritual side to him that had emerged in him at a young age. It was about a year and a half ago, during what we now know was the beginning of the COVID lockdown, that I first heard a song that I should have heard years before: "Wake Up Everybody, " a song he recorded while he was still with Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes. At the point that I first heard it (again, about a year and a half ago), I was angry that I hadn't heard it before, but recognized that the song was still (unfortunately) as relevant now as it was it was recorded. So if listening to 'socially relevant" music despite far too many years of antipathy) is something you do, I would encourage you to listen to it (th-cam.com/video/OOxoeGL3tTo0/w-d-xo.html) Peace, DW
They don’t make them like Teddy no more. His sound was definitely one of one. He definitely had the power and persuasion in his voice.
Teddy left us too soon. He had a ton of great songs.
Yes he did leave us toon soon. RIP Teddy
Young school can't touch old school.
@@jeanettestallings282 You ain't never lied.🥰🤩😍
Facts
This man and Marvin Gaye had the corner of main Street of sexuality
Okay now. I like that description
"Love TKO" by Teddy Pendergrass. (TKO = Technical knock out).
That's not freaky, it sensual
It Don't Hurt Now and The Whole Town's Laughing At Me by Teddy Pendergrass are straight fire 🔥🔥
Yessir definitely the the whole towns laughing at me. Music with emotion!!
I loved Get Up Get Down Get Funky Get Loose. Also Love TKO.
Tell the damn truth and shame the devil!!!!! Yes Yes Yes!
This is actually the third and last song in a trilogy. The first one is "Come on and go with me", and the second is "Close the door" (best of the 3 IMO).
4 actually... After "turn off the lights" than the song "do me" is next
Dude was known for his all-women concerts and would sell all of them out.
Awesome! Teddy is the man even from the grave!
🗣TURN'EM OFF!!!!!
One of the greatest r and b artist of all times
When I was growing up every time my parents play Teddy and Barry White we always had to go too bed early that night. It wasn’t until later on in life that I understand what they were doing and my little brother came along 9 months later. Lol! 😂
Yeah, yessss! I love me some Teddy P.🤣
When Teddy says "turn out the lights" he's telling you either such force, it makes you wanna turn off every source of light..., lamps, ceiling lights, blow out candles, unscrew light bulbs, close the blinds, ......e.t.c. "He be serious"!!!🤗
Teddy is the lead singer of Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes! My favorite song of theirs is , The Love I Lost! Play it on repeat…………A great soulful singer and a gorgeous Man😍
This man probably bought alot of "Babies" into The World. He was the "undisputed" Star of Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes that's why he left. Another one of the Songs he did in The Group was "If You Don't Know Me By Now" that was later covered by Simply Red and even Ricky Gervais as David Brent on The Office (UK). Sadly enough he suffered a Bad Car Accident that left him paralyzed. In 1987 Jackie Collins (RIP) did a Book called Rock Star where there was a R & B Singer named Bobby Mondella who could have been a composite of Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, Him, Donny Hathaway and even Frankie Lymon.
Hey and another classic from Harold Melvin...cant remember the name, lol
@@michaelasay6140 No worries. Bad Luck, The Love I Lost, and in The UK they did an amazing Documentary about him. The Brits have always been die hard fans and supporters of R & B since the 1950's.
Yup !🤣🤣🤣🤣
Baby making music. I got to see him in concert. Great memories. Still have all his music.
Teddy was the man and could sing his butt off.
This that Grown folks music aka,babymaking music.Teddy was ina group called Harold Melvin and the blue notes before he was a slow artist, mymother used to play their song"Wake Up everybody, every morning to get me up for school.
Its time for some Barry White. He and Teddy kept the baby factory going back in the day lol. Check out Barry's song Playing Your Game!
Go head with your candle 😂😂😂😂
Yes, you have been blessed with an old soul.
There has never been anyone quite like Teddy
There's been a string of "baby making singers" in the 70s and early 80s! Issac Hayes,Barry White Luther Vandross! Take a listen!
He taught a whole generation how to make love to their one love. He woke up a lot of brothers 😉😜
You should have watched the live 1979 performance in concert of this song. Teddy killed it and sounds just like the record, but the performance is unbelievable. The audience is so into him and are unbelievably quiet hanging onto every word. It is so tragic that he got into a car accident that left him paralyzed when he was at the top of his game. I still listen to this man everyday!
The LEGENDARY Iconic Mr THEODORE PENDERGRASS aka the voice
Oh and if you liked that you gotta listen to "close the door"by Teddy. You all know you gotta "close the door" first and than "turn off the lights"
Facts😂
Hot grown folks music, right there!
This brother was smooth as hell., so sad he crashed his RR in '82/: Damn., I married my first wife at that time; I found his 'Teddy' (album) in her vinyl collection. OMG/: now forty years later, I got what I wanted and my second choice should have been my first marriage--been with her now since 1989. I gave her everything she wants and I got mine.
Why you think I was born in the baby boomer era, cause parents had music like this with Teddy Pendergrass, Al Green? That love ❤ making music, not just the bump and grind.
Check out the song “ If you don’t know me by now” by Harold Melvin& the Blue Notes which is the group Teddy Pendergrass was in before he became a solo artist.
You got to check out Teddy Pendergrass and Stephanie Mills Feel the Fire.
Teddy is responsible for alot babies being born. Check out O Jay's stairway to heaven 😃
Come Go With Me 🔥🔥 Teddy Pendergrass Offical Bedroom Banger 💯💯💯
You just don’t know how huge Teddy Pendergrass was.
Continued to make great music even after car accident. RIP Teddy. We love u here in your and I Philly Sound.
Teddy Prendergrass is one of the baddest that ever did it...yasss...I saw him sing this....sangggggggg Teddyyyyy......This was music 😉😉😉😉
That's teddy bear🐻
Home town guy from here on Philly. RIP Teddy
Just discovered your channel yougin'! You have struck gold with all the old school music you are reacting to! I love your old soul brother! I cruised Main Street to all of these great songs back in high school over 40 years ago!!!!
For Teddy you must do "Love TKO", "Come Go With Me", "Close the Door", "Dream Girl" and "You're My Choice Tonight (Choose Me)".
I loved watchig your face change whilst you were listening to this song. You felt every note... one of the most amazing rnb singers of our time
Teddy Pendergrass got his start with the 60's group "Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes". Check out their music, like "If You Don't Know Me By Now"
CLOSE THE DOOR-TEDDY P. 🔥🔥🔥
Now, this is what happens when I'm washing the dishes right now, after cooking in the kitchen playing the song on this video... & not -- actually sitting down and 'watching' the video 😏
When the song is about to finish, I take time out to 'rewind' the video a little -- just to hear it again..... Only to find myself seeing you - Satori with a
'Flex wand Lighter' in your hand 😂😂 (And to think, I thought I was doing too much, by dancing in the kitchen on this song) 😂🔥🔥
You Sir.... Just made my night!
Blessings to you Satori My G 💜
Satori My G, I'm hear to tell you...
ain't nothing wrong with having an old soul 😏
I actually consider it a Blessing 💜
Felt that way when I was younger listening to Bobby Womack for the first time in the late 90's.... It was a start of new beginnings for me -- on my journey of Heart & Soul music 🎶🎶🎧
Ain't skipped a beat since 😂😂
great song.,,, great reaction..... More Teddy please
I love his song, Come go with me!❤️
Satori, u need to watch his live shows!..that's on another level!💯
This my jam, love me some Teddy!!!!
Dude was smooth, shoulda seen the live performance too. Had all the girls reaching out haha.
I give you a lot of credit for bringing that up because these rappers have really stolen the old music and proclaimed it be their own and it all came from all the old songs I hear it all the time I’m not saying all of them but 90% of them it’s it’s it’s unbelievable they are to think up their own stuff like these people dead or get the Raiders to do it Teddy Pendergrass was one of the greatest singers and even saying after he was paralyzed in a car accident and saying from wheelchair was paralyzed from the neck down thank you thank you for recognizing that your friend always Liz The Queen
Thank you for reading my comment I hope you have a wonderful Easter and I’ll be home listening to you I was doing great but I got my foot tangled in the stupid cord to charge your card and believe it or not in my whole life 77 years old I’ve never broken a bone or anything thank God I didn’t I took a dive on the ground smashing my head into my Anwar in my bedroom it made me a little fuzzy but I am I’m back in shape strong as ever thank you I love the way you doThank you very much my love Liz the queen
Satori said Teddy made him feel like he can 'mack' anything out in dem streets 🤣🤣
First of all, I was hollering at the “Freddie” album cover. Couldn’t stop laughing!
Secondly, I believe it was at Teddy’s concerts where the ladies used to throw their underwear up on stage - or maybe it was Marvin Gaye - or maybe it was both!
Great reaction, by the way!
White male in UK in his 50s listening at mo . The live version of " the whole town is laughing at me " kills me everytime . Such a talented man missed so much . 😢
Okay. Life got real when he pulled out the grill lighter 😊😊😊
🤣🤣😂😂That part!
Great reaction.
TP...Oh the SWAG of it all ❤✊🏽
Rest In Paradise Legend...GOAT 🙏🏽
Brought back memories. Check out "Love TKO" by Teddy P.
Them you got real deal, and you got the reply.
I can’t believe this is y’all’s first time hearing this music
Ppl wanted Teddy dead because he was so great THATS POWER
60's 70's 90's the music was fire 😏🎼🎶
You must listen to Teddy Pendergrass live in London 1982. You be blown away
What a sad story behind one of my all time favourite soul singers, he was paralysed in a car accident from the chest down in 1982.
Real music for real individuals keep finding gems even tho they were before our time god bless all
All his concerts was Sold Out in L..A .Ca.
Yeah! Best grindin song along with "Close the Door". Teddy was gooood.
North Philly's own. Philadelphia, PA. Teddy Pendergrass
Let me say this so many legends have left tones of music to sample. R &B to Hip Hop if it wasn't for them paving the way Freddie might not exit. No auto toon. Blows your mind, It still blows mine
I saw him open for the Isley Brothers. That was a panty flying event.
Stop cracking me up. The big reveals👀🎶 Hahahahaha! I like that.
Whenever I hear this song
Only one word comes to my mind:
'Tantalizing' 😏
Ain't nothing like having this kinda lovin' in your life 😂💜🔥🔥🎧
These kids just don't know!! Women threw their panties on the stage to Teddy P!!! Yassssss!!!
Baby makin' music. He & Marvin Gaye were my mom's favorites.
That’s my favorite song Wow
Good night watching from Guyana teddy was the ladies man he was a very handsome and sexy
Saw Teddy with The Pointer Sisters opening for him. Best seats ever (third row). We saw steam rising up from his body! The man was hot, hot HOT!
Check out freddie Jackson "you are my lady" or rock me tonight.
Teddy was the man!!! Hard to top that!
He also sang “ Close The Door “ you gotta hear it!
Ladies threw their panties on the stage at his concerts.....every single time he was in concert ANY city, state or country.
Now play
Don't hurt now
The whole town laughing at me
Teddy, Barry, Marvin. So many of us who grew up with them very well probably lost our virginity to one of their tracks.
Show respect remember this was before wap Jodeci prince etc. this song is a classic
💯
Its very rare that younger singers/rapper have anything original, they are using samples of great singers from the past.
Believe in love by Teddy Pendergrass.
Big up TSOP the sound of Philadelphia
You know the real music and it is evident in your soul! You are chill and beautiful. Love watching your videos :)
Baby making song love it!!!!
JAM!
Okay, when he brought out the fire starter..., priceless.
The late great Theodore Pendergrass🎤🔥🙏🏾👍🏾💯
Yes
Tone Toni Tony. What ever you want
Lawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwd Have Mercy......Turn'em OFF!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for the video
My North Philly Brother
Most of today’s rappers and singers have sampled from the old greats. Alicia Keys sampled the Main Ingredient’s Let Me Prove My Love To You for You Don’t Know My Name. DeBarge has been heavily sampled by some of the biggest names in rap and hip hop. The reason for that is because that era was so doggone good.
I’m still recommending Lenny Williams’ Cause I Love You, Love Won’t Let Me Wait by Major Harris, and Be Thankful For What You’ve Got by William DeVaughn.
Bloodstone-natural High. I can’t believe you ain’t listened to Bobby Caldwell yet.
My favorite Teddy P is 'Latest, Greatest Inspiration'
Satori My G: Below, there are a lot of great Teddy P. song suggestions, as well as some of the songs from his Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes days. They are all great suggestions and you should probably check them out.
However, I'd like to point out that Teddy was a multi-faceted individual/performer and had spiritual side to him that had emerged in him at a young age. It was about a year and a half ago, during what we now know was the beginning of the COVID lockdown, that I first heard a song that I should have heard years before: "Wake Up Everybody, " a song he recorded while he was still with Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes. At the point that I first heard it (again, about a year and a half ago), I was angry that I hadn't heard it before, but recognized that the song was still (unfortunately) as relevant now as it was it was recorded.
So if listening to 'socially relevant" music despite far too many years of antipathy) is something you do, I would encourage you to listen to it (th-cam.com/video/OOxoeGL3tTo0/w-d-xo.html)
Peace,
DW
Please don't waste our time. We really do want to hear that Gorgeous Teddy Bear. Man Teddy was straight up gangsta!!! BLESSINGS