Gamble & Huff On Philadelphia International Records History, The Jacksons, Teddy Pendergrass + More
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Gamble and Huff have written and produced 175 gold and platinum records...these guys are real Legends... Respect👌
Now these two guys are DEFINITELY LIVING LEGENDS!! All your music that you loved from the 70’s, 80s, 90’s these guys had AT LEAST 75 to 80% of those slots!!
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Yep
And the 60s believe me!!
Gamble and Huff were the Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis of Philadelphia true legendary Songwriters and Producers who wrote a lot of great hits salute to them
No disrespect but jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis are the Gamble and Huff of Minneapolis.... Gamble & Huff are the originators...✌🏽#PhillySoul
@@theresabrunson2633 Also they were business owners just like Barry Gordy!
@@theresabrunson2633 true I can agree but I was saying they were the Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis of Philly because a lot of great artists came to Philly for hits just like artists came to Minneapolis for hits with Jam and Lewis no competition between the two
@@rite755 that they were
@@theresabrunson2633 No Doubt. I am a big fan of Jam and Lewis but it is because of Gamble and Huff
Even though this generation overuse the word GOAT...These are the real GOATS
We definitely need a Gamble and Huff documentary on Netflix... I watch Clarence avant's and Quincy Jones's all the time.. Theirs... Jimmy jam and Terry and La and babyface's documentaries are gonna b epic
Definitely. Also Holland Dozier Holland and the Mizell Brothers would be epic as well, they don't get enough credit.
Agreed 100% ...except ...we need Our owned business a black Netflex owned and operated by us.. we have to Stop giving away our jewels
@@dmrwaallen9588 the owner of Netflix gave 120 million to the UNCF and $40 million of that to Morehouse for scholarships. I will keep my Netflix subscription. Support those that support you stay out of those Asian grocery and beauty supply stores. Open some of those basic types of business first.
Those documentaries were soooo good 👍🏽
Not on Netflix.... Amazon prime
Nothing like the Sound of Philadelphia!!
I met Kenny Gamble in Philadelphia in 2016 at a gala. I felt so honored to meet him! Told him that he wrote some of my favorite songs and that I appreciate it him and Mr. Leon Huff! I’m really pissed that building was destroyed in a fire! That was definitely black history! Salute to these brothers! 👑👑
Can’t even put to words how these brothers shaped my musical palate✊🏾 as kid well on into my 52 years. 2 of the best to ever do it period!
I wish they would've mentioned Tom Bell. All three are the greatest producers of all time in my mind
Mine too. The Stylistics are one of my favorite soul groups of all time!
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Yes I feel you. I'm 50
Thx for this interview for us old heads. Gamble n huff are true GOATS in the industry
This is HISTORY period. We are blessed to still have them with us to tell their stories.
The interview was great Gamble & Huff have super mega respect influence and reverence in the music industry.
I wished they would have shouted out legendary Philadelphia producer and songwriter Thom Bell who wrote produced for the Delphonics , Stylistics, Spinners, and Denise Williams , he was a truly legendary producer and in the Rock & Roll hall of fame.
The best era from The Jackson's were when they were with Gamble & Huff.♥️
And it blows my mind that Teddy Pendergrass was the drummer, that voice was behind a drum set at first
Lot of great singers where drummers making Gaye Larry Blackmon Jeffrey Osborn u will be surprised
@@benstreet717I would have agreed but that Destiny and Triumph album were next level!
Most definitely straight soul albums right there
GOOD TIMES
@@benstreet717 No doubt
215, Philadelphia living legends. The Philly sound truly influenced American music.
*313
Absolutely
Motown my brotha you trippin
I love these two men.
Philly is grateful for Philadelphia Int'l Records!!!
A Salute To Two Philadelphia & International Musical Living Legends ✊🏿⭐️
Their would be no Jam & Lewis without Gamble & Huff
FACTS!!!
Sho u right!! ✊🏾
Real talk!
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The original Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis of the 60s, 70s and 80s...back when soul music had solid melodies, facets grooves, and live instrumentation..incredible musicians/songwriters with an incredible catalog...I would love to have seen these brothers put their hits together! Salute to Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, thank you for blessing us with the soundtrack of Black Music in my parents and my life as well!
The interview I have been waiting for! I am seventy and R and B is my heart and Gamble and Huff to me are the Gods! I have a large collection of records and most of them are Gamble and Huff and Thom Bell! They definitely are the greatest and I have all the O’Jays for instance E! Even my Fifty year old daughter listens to them on a weekly basis! Thank you for this!!!!
Talk about pure legends
THIS IS FUCKING SAD... Only 8K views!!! These guy's are beyond legendary!!!
Indeed they are
They sleep big bro 🤦🏿♂️ #PIR4Life 🖤
I believe the righteous don't want to watch a predator anymore 🤷🏾♂️ hopefully , We can find other venues to display our greatness .
There above legendary,
Magical memories from them.They helped make growing up in Philly special.
I grew up listening to the BEST, I SAID THE BEST!! music under these two Legends of TSOP. Can't forget Thom Bell. The in-house band was BEAUTIFUL!!! I wish I could of been in the studio to hear the orchestra.
Sister, you're sooo right about the orchestra because it you listen to most of the recording from PIR you can hear how crisp and beautiful the sounds was from the studio band!
Also I may add Thom Bell was a great arranger, song writer and record producer who had partnership with Mr Gamble and Mr Huff AKA "The Mighty Three"!!!
Yes let's definitely not forget the legendary Mr. Thom Bell and all of those incredible productions and arrangements he created. There should be a movie or a documentary on them all.
You can tell which old school artists own there own publishing!! Salute to these two!!!
Respect to the Breakfast Club for this one👍👍👍
that whole Philly Sound dominated black music from the late 60's until the mid 80's ( The Delfonics, The Intuders, the Stylistics , Teddy, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Blue Magic, Lou Rawls, The Spinners , Billy Paul, The Jones Girls, The O'Jays etc etc etc)
Mr. Gamble doesn't get the credit he deserves for trying to buy up properties & landmarks all over downtown Philly & South Philly & try to counter gentrification & keep them in black hands..its a shame they couldn't save , renovate & restore The old Philly International Records headquarters on South Broad Street & turn it into a historical tourist attraction a la Hitsville USA in Detriot
Don’t forget Thom Bell
You right that could of been a museum & a modern day recording studio / music workshop or something.
Yes!!! These men are BIG LEGENDS to me. I LOVE, LOVE The Sounds Of Philadelphia. I grew up listening to the BEST music under this lable.Gamble & Huff lyrics were like movie. Glad to see them still talk great memories. Every group under TSOP AMAZING!!
Clicked so fast! I love when the Breakfast Club interviews the legends.
These are The G.O.A.TS of production and song writing! FACTS.
Awesome interview.. I’m from the same hometown and the Philly sound is awesome!! These guys are music legends!
Mr Huff is Camden NJ legend
Quincy Jones vs Gamble and Huff would be EPIC!!!!
Yo epic is not the word that really needs to happen
Their music is like a soundtrack to my life as a child growing up in Philly! Peace and love brothers!
What a celebration of a VERSUZ it'd be to have the legendaries Gamble & Huff vz. Holland Dozier Holland.
It was great to hear and see Gamble and Huff......thanks for the fantastic interview!
Thx for this one. Gamble & Huff lived amazing lives. Created so many memories and great music. Amazing interview. Blessings.
That philly sound is absolutely amazing. There songs stand the test of time. Philly sound gamble and huff like a great bbq on the fourth of july
Great interview, these men really need to be honored for the great music and artist they have brought to the industry.
What an amazing interview of these Legends, what these giants did for music is truly inspirational. Salute to the Legends, the sound of Philly lives on..........
Gamble&Huff sounds like a lawfirm
Right?!!! I clocked thinking I was about to hear about some legal case
These men are the legends behind Philly Soul, (not the basketball team). Philadelphia International Records, along with Motown, Stax, Atlantic and Chess was one of the most influential record companies in soul music history.
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😂😂😂😂
Two of the greatest producers of all time.
These two men are responsible for more than some of the BIGGEST Hits that kids still Nod their heads to TODAY. These 2 geniuses inspired producers like jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, Teddy Riley, Baby Face, Dr. Dre, The Rolling Stones, Rod Stewart, Burt Bacharach, any white man that ever loved r&b !! Their Hits are a one week mini series, volume #1. You better ask somebody. They Breath Music 🎼🎶🎼🎶. Give them their damn roses and Mount Rushmore of two of THE GOAT$
Salute to the OGs. They've paved the way. Crafted an entire catalog generation of hits.
These are truly living Legends. Real producers and song writers. Not beats and computer driving.
WOW, all those songs are like movies and all are in the BLACK TIMECAPSULE forever. These guys have the best impromptu lyrics of all time!
They ought To Create A Movie About Gamble Huff And Bell(The Mighty Three)
i m with you on that........long over do
@@arlanderhightower Although We Lost Thom Bell A Couple Years Back, They Better Scurrie And Pitch The Idea To Gamble And Huff Before They Pass On.
😍😍The music of my childhood and beyond. Thank you G&H!!🤩🤩🤩
Mr. Gamble and Mr. Huff were the inspiration of Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis. Philadelphia International Records was known for great Artists, Musicians and Producers!
My favorite group O jays. Ship. Ahoy Classic. Album For the. Love of. Money
“Message in my music” was the Ojays classic joint..
I am the one who told Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff to start doing music. -- TK Kirkland
So quick to leave your corny joke you forgot a word. *TOLD
@@lakersin556 now it's fixed. It must have bothered you because you left a comment.
lol!!!!!
@@MarchallWhite12345 Go back to bed son lol
Crazy. You can't see music but you can feel it
Yall won on this one!!! This is how its supposed to done… We must embrace the past and teach the future about our culture.. kudos
I missed this interview, but came here because I was on Spotify and realizing how MUCH the sound of these guys influenced an entire sound generation for Black America and America in general. What's more, I'll never forget being in Sicily in the late 80s, and their music was on the radio. Much Respect!
Legends is an understatement
They should be hall of famers
I dont think a lot of people (especially their younger fans) REALLY realize how much music these two MUSIC GIANTS have put out. On one hand, many will think of any number of SINGLES or songs, they produced. But their true fame, came by way of the ENTIRE ALBUMS that they produced, for some of the greatest singers and groups, the World has ever seen or heard..like the OJays, Jerry Butler, Dusty Springfield, Nancy Wilson, Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, Billy Paul, Joe Simon, Mother*Father*Sister*Brother (MFSB), Lou Rawls, Teddy Pendergrass, Patti LaBelle, Jean Carn and The Jacksons, to name but a few.
Their catalog is AMAZING! These are the guys that gave us way back from the Intruders, Lou Rawls, Me & Mrs. Jones from Billy Paul, Teddy P songs. Even songs from Barbra Mason, O Jays, Patti & more.. True Legends!
These guys represent the golden era of soul music, their sound with all those lush strings was simply gorgeous and their music had a real feel good vibe, looking at the views people just don't recognize greatness!
Legendary 💜 (philly🙌🏾🙌🏾)
Philly stand up!!😍😍
@@tiffanifloyd1552 yesss❤️❤️
These guys🔥🔥🔥Have written classics!Glad to see this interview😍
Looks like another love TKO!
These are real producers, that worked with real talent. Thanks to the BC for giving them their roses today.
Super legends!!!!!! Legendary
I remember seeing and greeting Bro. Kenny Gamble at 30th Street Station waiting for my train to New Jersey. I greeted him as the Great Elder that he is and it was as if we have known each other from the past. He showed me love and actually said, we need to remember this moment and make something from it, i.e. Jewelry or Music when he also found out I have 9 songs registered in the Library of Congress. Shout out to Sis. Dr. Cynthia Biggs El (a beautiful loyal Sister with a sincere heart - "If Only You Knew") Bro. Kenny, I am here, just say the word. Peace and love.
Yes. One of my favorites as far as lyrics, writing, vocals, orchestration,and production is :
" Me and Mrs. Jones" by Billy Paul.
Pure magic
Gamble & Huff Verzuz Jam & Lewis
GAMBLE- HUFF VARSITY JAM-LEWIS J.V {MIS-MATCH ]
Who tf is Jam & Lewis?
@@thomasbrown3356 Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis?
Gamble and Huff the Brothers
That put a bow tie on the funk..
Motown had the sound of The
60's ...
The sound of Philadelphia
Tsop had the 70's..
Jam & Lewis had the 90's
Omg!!!! I’ve been waiting for this!! Screaming!!
Big ups to TBC for this..this was worth listening to
Shout out 2 the Breakfast Club. This is now my all time fav interview from y’all. Congrats 2 C the G n Angela Yee……..Well done.
Really glad the Breakfast Club reminded all it's viewers of these two legends and the history of the culture and their music. Brought back great memories. I was transfixed by their every word. Kudos to Gamble and Huff and to the Breakfast Club. Great, informative interview!
I’m not a Breakfast club fan, but I did watch this episode. This was very informative and interesting from a historical standpoint.
The story that Mr Gamble is talking about when Dick Clark try to sabotage Soul Train you can check out the story on the BET series American Soul S1 Ep 8 Nothing Ventured... Nothing Gained.
American Bandstand at that time was filmed in Philly. Soul Train started out in Chicago..then they both moved to LA.
A damn shame! But the white man couldn't win that battle!!✊🏾
I love Gamble because he always mentions the DELLS
They were our Philly hometown Motown great song writers and producers. Did music for the Intruders, Delphonics, the Futures, Dexter Wanzel, Harold Melvin and the Blue notes, Teddy Pendergrass, the O'jays, Patty LaBelle, the Jones Girls, Lou Rawls, Billy Paul and the(2 great albums) for the- Jacksons and Going Places".
Strength of a man still my fav
Awesome (those guys are totally awesome!) I stopped listening to breakfast club but I saw the names and it’s wonderful!
THIS IS EPIC!!!
Thank you, for the years of beautiful music. I still listen to the Philly sound to this day.
We must continue to honor these two great legends
Kenny & Leon . Thank You Brothers For Bringing Such Love & Inspiration For The Community. You Guys Have Brought So Much Life & Energy For People Who Needs Love & Inspiration. You Brothers Have Lifted Up So Many People Who Have Been Struggling Through Hardships. God Bless You All. One Love Foe The Black Community 🙏
Wow these 2 gentleman are the souls behind the 4 on the floor and the strings that make the hair stand on the back of your neck.there catalog is second to none. All the sounds we hear today, house music love songs and break beats all come from these two souls, I can't imagine what the music scene would be like without these 2 legends.
I'm glad House music DJs still fks with Philly Sound..Just not the same, without it.
They need a play on there live, also jazz versions of some songs.
Gamble huff make me so proud Phillys very own
Holland Dozier Holland, Jam and Lewis and these guys are the best ever.
This is awesome! I truly love ALL of their music! A great interview and two great artists! This is Black History. Thanks!
This guys are just as important as Berry Gordy of Motown. The word legend is uselessly, but this guy is a real legends.
Legend my goodness 🔥
Divine souls.
Divine meeting.
Divine music.
These guys are really and truly living legends . Their spotify collection is dope too. Laface, jam and lewis are students of these guys.
What happened to that piano and why no museum. I know the building itself is gone but...
Philly has an African American Museum and you would think that they would have an exhibit dedicated to Gamble & Huff, Patti Labelle and a host of other Philly artist--NOPE!!! I was SO disappointed when I left that museum!
yeah its sad they couldn't restore & renovate that building
its a travesty
just as bad as what they did with Joe Fraziers Gym on Broad Street..they turned it into a darn furniture store SMDH
One name: Phyllis Hyman. Haven't even seen the interview yet.
She gets a mention!
The Blackprint for Jam & Lewis then L.A. & Babyface....what a Legacy. Salute!
Maaaan a Verzus between Them and Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis would be BANANAS!!!
Real rap , that would be so dope 💜
I used to say Gamble and Huff vs THE Mizell Brothers!
These men need a documentary and a film about them.
I said the same thing l think 1 is in making.
@@brotherkareem181 I hope it does them justice
Legends!! I couldn’t click fast enough!
Yes! Finally something that captures my attention!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👌🏾
I am glad this interview exists
I actually had the privilege of meeting Mr. Gamble a few years back, and never knew who he was until I asked my father.
Great interview learned a lot about this era of music.
The house in Detroit is the Motown studio and Museum
That's probably a billion dollar secret he gave up about rigging the piano with thumbtacks!
"You can't see music, but you can feel it" quote of life!!
Whoever thumbs down is a clown.
And probably can't dance.