Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - Interview (Official Soul Train Video)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2021
- Curious about the star signs of each member of Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes? Find out that and much more in their interview on Soul Train!
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Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes were the greatest r&b group off all time and the most important group of the 70's.
When Teddy introduces these talented guys with their zodiac signs--it reminds me of the some Float On by the Floaters...
Agree
Lloyd Parks glad to know that you are still with us.
Thank for the Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes interview on Soul Train because I couldn’t figure it who’s the first two members but now I know now: Lawrence Brown & Bernard Wilson. R.I.P
I LOVED that all were Introduced
Great interview, you can see Bernard was the heart of this group, all full of life. The kids were feeling this.
Big Bernie was the man, he just stayed quiet usually.
Lloyd about to pop up during interview, stays quiet. Great man, still standing.
Harold Melvin didn't look to happy the other guys were getting the attention you can tell he played dirty.
Actually Harold was jealous of Teddy getting the lead of singing which cause him to continue his solo career with PIR into Elektra.
I love this great group of Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes featuring Teddy Pendergrass singing all of the great songs on Soul Train it is one best recordings that's ever done!!! Thanks so much for posting this video!!! I love it!!! I love the 70s!!!!! Can you dig it!!!!😃😃😃😃♥️✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻♥️🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳☘️☘️☘️☘️🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻
Always loved that group ♥️ Big crush on Bernie 🥰😘😘😘
The Classic Blue Notes Lineup!! Lloyd Parks Was The Man!!!
Please post satisfaction guaranteed teddy mentioned it at the end and its my favorite song right now
They also did If you don't know me by now on this episode as well i wanna see that as well..
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Teddy Pendergrass was the greatest singer ever before that horrific car crash that ruined his career in 1982. He was just on the verge of superstardom when it was all taken away from him. All the power he was known for went out of his incredible singing. He was never the same after that.
Teddy Pendergrass was always fine.
Oldest man in show business, awkward, Mr. Melvin RIP wasn't having that joke. Ooops
Oops
Awesome
Lloyd Parks.....only member of that great group still living.
agradecimentos a referida empresa por tanta cultura musical para o mundo ouvir parabens 16 05 2021
Harold Melvin was making all that bread and he barely gave Teddy and the other band members a slice.
That was cold 🥶 blooded. Like The Ojays sang " Backstabbers
Did I hear Teddy or Bernie say, "Word up" at 1:44?
I don't think word up.was used at that time
@@kevinbrown6072 I know. He must have said, “straight up.” Although you never know where something could be mentioned once but not catch on for a while. Anyway, upon a second listen it sounds like, straight up.
@@patriciakrueger3677 yes now straight up was definetly used in the 70s but not word up, that came much later in the 80s
Spotlight on Teddy, the man you who carried the group.
On the periphery, Harold making unnecessary interjections; desperate to get attention on himself.
As Harold becomes more and more peripheral, he pretends to be engaged with audience members to the side.
Teddy P was the most sophisticated of the group.
YESSS
I still love this group! Harold Melvin, didn't like the spotlight taken away from him! Teddy's voice hits your soul! I play Teddy's music often! Satisfaction Guaranteed! ❤❤❤
I don't see why he would be angry, he's the one that pushed for Teddy pendergrass to get in the group
He stepped aside an let Teddy carry the solos on many hit songs. Harold could sing damn well himself so he didnt have to do that. The man was greedy with the money but not jealous.
@@carltonbanks5470I beg to differ with you. There was a documentary on Showtime that shed a little light on their professional relationship. Although Harold did want Teddy in the group it was the songwriting team of Gamble & Huff that decided to move singing duties primarily to Teddy instead of sharing it with Harold. And Harold was non to happy bout that thus the name change later ( Harold Melvin& the Blue Notes "featuring Teddy Pendergrass")
@@Am71919ee above from Raging Bull👆
@@ragingbull3157 then that was Harold Melvin's fault then, I KNOW he didn't think that he was the better singer, there was a reason why Gamble and huff were producers and Harold Melvin wasn't, sounds more to me like Harold Melvin had to eat a slice of humble pie
Harold was a Cancer...my hubby was a Cancer...and my hubby was a giver. NOT A TAKER LIKE HAROLD...SHAME ON HIM...cause Teddy was the MAN....REAL TALK!!!
Betcha y'all didn't know that back in the day Harold Melvin kept his money under the bed while on tour and lifted up the mattress to pay people!
#ifyadotknow
#nowyaknow
Aww..you saw UNSUNG also 😮
Naw, Silent Cow --- I was a traveling member of the band! Good try though . . . but don't believe everything you read on the net! 👽
@@NoNo-ks4ggWhere you there when Harold slapped Teddy at the party???
No --- but relay the story dawg . . .
KING ARIES
I am a Teddy the full the full video pendergrass
New kids on the block songs
Harold fica conversando paralelamente durante a entrevista Acho que estava incomodado com o brilho do Teddy.
Teddy saying “cut from my new LP” sort of set the tone of what TP was thinking as opposed to giving props to the group efforts (3:10). Sad, cause Bernard, Larry, Lloyd and Sharon Paige toiled day and night to maintain vocal perfectionism on the records as much as Teddy. I like Teddy, but egoism slipped in right there.