Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - Bad Luck (Official Soul Train Video)
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- PhillySound on Soul Train presents: "Bad Luck" by Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
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Teddy Pendergrass deserves to be inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.
INSANE.....TEDDY ISN'T IN ........WHAT ???
I agree and right Early I never understood when Theodore Pendergrass never got one Grammy it could not have been about TALENT
Two times. One as a solo artist and one as a member of Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes
I second that
Absolutely
Congratulations people, you have just discovered the Greatest
soul singer of all time. His name is Teddy Pendergrass. (R.I.P. Teddy)
He and Marvin Gaye ruled! :)
I been knowing about Teddy Pendergrass growing up. I'm from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
You ain't never lied.
@@justantrevinoadams2523 : There are so many Legends from this era... Bloodstone, Blue Magic and the Stylistics were my first loves. Then came Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes, Ohio Players, War, Fatback Band, EWF, and many, many more. We was Truly Blessed we lived through these times... We will Never see there like again
I totally agree with your comment just not that badge lol well done in getting top 4 man u for life
Just look at these classy guys!!! The best music, best vocalists, best times!!!!!
People look at how much fun is going on in this video
Okay, so I am 54 years old. This won't make much sense to those who are not in this age range, and it may only make sense to half of those who are. But I miss my people so much. So, so much. The world has changed a lot since the 70s when our parents were young, having house parties, snapping their fingers, dancing, drinking and having a good time, with their afros, polyester shirts, bellbottom pants, and platform shoes. So many have passed away, as many of them are now in their late 70s and early 80s. This music helps me stay connected to their presence, to their smiles, their dances, and their essence, their ideas. I really, really miss my people. Oh my God, I miss my people.
i feel ya
I am there too
Cause my mom loved Teddy P...😊
I feel ya man. Early 80s myself
You left out our Converse and wallabees shoes from the surplus stores. Ah those were the days indeed!
I'm 65 and would be part of the group you're referring about.
Back when you had to actually be able to SING to be successful. Oh, how I miss those days....
Music…these guys are the epitome of class.
Let me tell you something !! i was about 4 years old i saw this on tv !!!! right then i knew black men had the most talent EVER !!!!!!!! I am 55 years old in 2023 !! What happened to our Brothers ????????? who could sing and fly right ??
Teddy’s voice and charisma will never be duplicated.
Rest in peace Teddy pendergrass Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury why did these people pass away it is really sad right now
He was gonna be so big before he hot hurt still one of the greatest to ever grace the Stage.
"charisma" is the right word. Teddy had the whole package. He also gave 100% in his live performances.
Don't forget Lloyd PArks ya'll. It was one hella package.
@@barbaraannhenderson9049 He had five consecutive platinum albums (1 million in sales) before the accident.
This is when music was creative, uplifting and positive. No vulgarities or swear words - instead there were great lyrics accompanied with high energy dance moves. Wow, how can't you feel good after listening to this song? This music is utterly fantastic.
All these years later and it has never lost its appeal. When music was really creative and enjoyable
you dont have to tear another generation of music down to build yours up.
@@KeoniProductions You know he right tho...
Teddy Pendagrass undoubtedly one of the if not the finest soul singer ever goosebumps every time I listen to him.
If not for Teddy Pendergrass there wouldn't be no Harold Melvin and the blue notes."Ain't nobody come to see you Harold"!!
100%! I had the 45 of this, with the extended version on the B-side.
@@gregoryingram7561 😭😭
Teddy is one of the best ever.
Thank You Harold Melvin was so jealous of teddy so much Harold ruined it for all what a damn shame if only Harold had a different attitude who knows what would have been I will forever be listening to these fantastic never gets old @@gregoryingram7561
Rest In Peace Teddy Pendergrass
Let us not forget the voice behind all this: Teddy Pendergrass. What a voice, what a man, what a talent.
Now that’s what you call entertainment!!! And he’s singing live, no lip syncing!!!
No fake singing!
Even tho' they were talkin' bout some "Bad Luck," why did it make me feel so good inside???
I feel you
I love Teddy Pendergrast. He made so many good songs. He sure will be missed but never forgotten!
He was the MAN
This is a killer performance 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Philly Soul
That’s some fancy footwork.
....the LEGEND....CHOLLY ATKINS....did the CHOREOGRAPHY....
Teddy was really singing too. No lip synching. What a voice!
ahhhh, the wonderful 70s...what a fantastic time to be a teenager with music like Teddy & the Blue Notes.... had all their albums and played them to shreds.... why oh why can't music be made like this anymore?
I couldn't get enough of this song. On the rare occasions the DJ would play it, I'd find someone who was as energized as me and we'd work the dance floor.
Teddy is so confident on stage.
I kno right
...on he dance break when he started doing...spontaneously the then new dance called THE POINT...everyone in my house just SCREAMED for JOY....he was KILLING that PERFORMANCE....he was so EFFORTLESS with it ALL....
Teddy Was And Forever Will Be Number One Wake Up Every Body Teddy Was The Blue Notes I Miss Him RIP❤
Man they were GROOVING
On a Sunday afternoon,,, I grew-up in the best of times
👍😍Back when groups were truly talented & true entertainers. 💝
A great talent and person,a shame we lost him early
He deserves a star on the hollywood walk of fame
For this song alone!
For his dicky bow and frilly shirt xx
If you're still listening to this song in 2021, congratulations! You know what real music sounds like!
I'm here listening 💃💃💃💃💃💃
I miss those days ...Real music compared to today nonsense....
Straight up!
@@nichlamo936 I've heard some people say ....
if it wasn't for bad luck , l wouldn't have no luck at all can you feel me 😏😂😏 ?
@@clementjohnson2666 I feel you 💃💃
Its cool they letting him sing it live.
It’s insanity that Theodore DeReese Pendergrass isn’t in the RR Hall of Fame, and it’s really unbelievable that he never won a Grammy! Listen to him here , and he’s what about 25 or 26? He was in his early 20’s belting out those early Blue Note hits…then ALL his great albums? FOUR straight Platinum Albums? He had a magnificent voice that was made for soul music. Come on y’all, time to give Teddy his due!
The Grammy awards is politics and he didn't play games. Teddy won the American Music Awards though. They give him credit for his live album going platinum so he debuted with 5 straight platinum albums. That was a record
Teddy was fine from the very beginning. I am so glad he went solo and hot to really highlight his God-given gifts. The Blue Notes dancing was on point in this routine.
My dream job back up singer and dancing for Teddy.
yes .I liked teddy 🐻bear thats.a Philly
baby RIP baby!
Are you serious ? Don't get me wrong im definitely a Teddy fan,but I think Luther Vandrose my hold that title...
@@donalddozier7090 luther was good but not sexxy seductive and had that sexappel
This is one of the greatest dance songs in history is one of the best is Bad Luck by Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes featuring Teddy Pendergrass in 1975!!!! I love the dance steps the choreography is the best!!!! I love Teddy Pendergrass one of the most respected singers in the entertainment industry and beyond !!!! Philadelphia International Records is one of the best labels of all time!!!! Thanks so much for posting this video!!!! I love it!!!!!! I love the 70s!!!! Can you dig it!!!!!!!
Oh yes we can certainly dig it!
Amen! Love the Philly Sound! Still sounds as fresh in 2021!
Totally agree.
This year is PIR's 50th anniversary and I recently supported their business by purchasing a PIR shirt from the site store. The NYT printed a story on Gamble and Huff and PIR this weekend (2/28/21).
Really cool I can't wait to get that T shirt on my birthday!!
I am in awe of Teddy Pendergrass and his amazing voice
TP had it. He had the makings of becoming a superstar and he was a natural. #RIPTeddyPendergrass
Indeed
TP was so elegant ❣️♥️
Teddy had the lot; an amazing voice and presence and he was very very handsome. No wonder the women went mad for him. Truly a superstar in the making and a tragic story. But remembering all of his talent and the wonderful Philadelphia International songs x
So , so pretty
Amen.
This tune never gets old.
RIP to one of tge greatest voices I ever had.
What a rich baritone.
By The Time He Grew His Beard... He Outgrew Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes...
Soul Train was a fantastic show with fantastic talent and music as well as great dancing. I didn't understand then how great those times were. Bad luck was a fantastic song.
People he singing live over track..the voice strong
You're right. I just came to the same conclusion. Fabulous live performance!
A lot better than that hip-hop/rap crap they have now.
Still listening in California. Philly sound was no joke and neither was Teddy P.
I’m 25 and my family mainly played 70s soul music around me, basically my whole life and still do. This my song 😍🥰🥰🥰
God I love Teddy,s voice grew up with this great music 70s the best 👌
Teddy was on point, sounding so great, and so good looking, but the guys had their Grove on, so great, love it
Teddy killed that song, which his songs were good but it was something about this song
@2FistedFighter500 I believe it I actually liked that song better as a child after I grew up hearing my mother playing it around the house.
@2FistedFighter500 I like that one more than this one myself .
Always one of my favorite tracks by the Blue Notes.
mine is SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Just thought I would share that info wiv ya. gem hx.
Teddy was the greatest soul voice I've ever heard!
Teddy is so so cool and smooth in this. Man o man.
Teddy's masculine voice and complete master's grasp of soul music made him an all-time quintessential singer. I miss hearing and seeing background singing groups with their steps together. YOU KNOW, ACTUAL SINGING GROUPS?
These guys were pure class.
Enjoying real music is a gift from above. Like He gave some talent to shoot a basketball, he gave us awareness to enjoy the real stuff.
Catchy and Powerful.. Wooof To Harold!
Fabulous ❤
What a heroic voice. Him and Levi Stubbs had that.
My uncle Joe, used to love this song. He sang it all the time. RIP Uncle Joe❤
Always loved this song!! Reminds me of partying with my Aunty Harriet back in the day! We used to hustle our asses off to this! Astor St. Days!! Continue RIHP to My Dad, My Mom, My Aunt Harriet, Uncle Johnny & Aunt Della!! Love you all into eternity!
I hear you .. I'm a former old school beat cop and..use to pull concert detail for crowd control back then we were still wearing riot helmets ..in every large public gathering .. Vietnam was settling down ..and the Civil Rights Era had come to a close ... when these great groups hit town.i use to get fired up right along with the crowd ..the music had you moving ..lol...I've seen the greatest perform up close ..what an honor ..like you most of my family and friends I partied with are gone now .. thankfully Mama and my siblings are still going strong ..bless you and your family departed ..we will see them on the other side ..and what a party it's going to be..😊👍🏼❤️
Teddy Pendergrass is a legend!
And legends never die
I'm from Chicago grew up on the best music ever in the 70s_
Yesssssirrrrrr. Chi in the house!!!!!
Teddy pendergrass was cold blooded he was singing his butt off God bless him
Bad luck is sometimes the beginning life for many, so hang on in there anyway. Bad luck became one of my best friends that's why I am here today.
I just love Harold Melvin And The Fabulous Blue Notes! That Philly sound; will always be played in my home! And Teddy, will always be singing in our hearts! ❤💯❤
We did a lot of high school dance team routines to the Philly Sound, TSOP in particular. I’d be sweating bullets at the end. Brings back wonderful memories.
TP at his best. When singing was singing and songs had meaning!!
It’s our good luck to have heard this man sing, truly original and lasts the road of time.
True that!
Saw this when it aired my parents dancing to it
This is what I like to see....Teddy is using real vocals and he sounds just like the record
They ALL JAMMED that one !!!
one of the best songs ever
😎...that dance break move from the backup singers at 1:50 - 2:06...made me smile 😎 ..and Teddy Pendergrass gettin' into it...so awesome...great song.
Can't equal that level of cool from the sequence with the backup singers.
I agree! Very suave and on point!
Facts
They were smooth as hell with that dance break!
...the choreographer...the legendary...CHOLLY ATKINS...he is the man responsible for all the MOTOWN ACTS....then he freelanced to PHILLY INTERNATIONAL....
Teddy Pendergrass can dance I can tell he really wanted drop that mic and
cut loose what a wonderful but powerful voice
I kno right 😆
😆
This is one of my favorite songs of all time. Teddy is a God. They sound just like the record. Matter of fact Bad luck never sounded so good
They were lip-syncing to their track except Teddy was singing for real.
A bunch of artists lip-synced on
Soul Train.
Check out the bass! It might have been by James Jamerson, the bassist for Motown's Funk Brothers band.
@@donaldfewell8908
No,it was Ronnie Baker playing bass.
This was MFSB Philadelphia Musicians,
not Motown.
@@jaylene.turner6524 Thanks, Jaylen!
@@jaylene.turner6524 they had their own sound just like Detroit both are golden real live musicians playing instruments.
Lovely music makes me so proud and happy God bless Brothers
Greatest Voice of all time !
Teddy was just Natural
MAGNIFICENT ❤️🇫🇷
If he isn't this is a miscarriage of justice, greatest voice of our time !
TEDDY PENDERGRASS HAD A VOICE THAT REALLY KNOCKED ME OUT❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great band, great song, great singer!
Teddy Pendergrass-: the Marvin Hagler of the soul scene...unbeatable 💪🏾
Hot damn you got that right 👍🏼 😎😉
Love it!! Saw Teddy in NY women were throwing all sorts of shytt on stage. Bras underwear, Teddy was loving it. What a voice❤️
Bad luck is the number one jam out there
Wow! Teddy killed that vocal performance live. One of the rare live and NOT lip synced performances on Soul Train.👍🏽💞
These dudes were cool while performing. We need more groups today that will stick together for at least a little while.
Thanks for posting this classic gold .
TEDDY KILLIN IT WIT THE SOUL...!!
I remember my mama listening to this type music an dancing to it while preparing to go to work in the early 70's and even now myself I love it cause it takes me back to the times of my mother's youth an makes me think of her. I miss her.
Incredible....I absolutely love Philly Sound
Teddy was natural raw talent and very handsome. He’s gone but his music lives on. 🧡
My fave group from the 70s... Teddy could really sing his butt off and a good looking to boot. I miss the Phily sound..
Love the choreography
Good afternoon watching from Guyana yes teddy do deserve that rock and roll hall of fame yes people do think about it
Love the song bad luck there dancing WOW!
Teddy Pendergrass had an awesome voice.
I couldn't believe the arrogance of herald Melvin, who believed that just because the group was named after him he deserved the most money and his solo voice isn't in any of the hits!! All of them was teddy Pendergrass lead vocals.
@@gregoryingram7561 couldn’t it be that he was the guy composing the music?
@@_108_. He did compose the music, but that group was nothing without Teddy Pendergrass, and Melvin knew it. It's not that he didn't deserve a bigger share, but he was so stingy and selfish with it, he drove Pendergrass out of the group.
Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes are the greatest r&b group of all time.
Harold melvin tried to get. Gamble and huff not to sign teddy as a sol artist..he knew teddy was gonna be big..after teddy left they were washed up. They even said in teddy's bio.that he tried to put a hit out on him..harold melvin was a jealous mofo
Love him, so talented. When he smiles I smile. When he sings I smile.
Teddys hot stuff 🔥🎤 what a singer . Love love love
Teddy was like let me do this LIVE!!
Good lord, Teddy is riffing on a black man’s stream of consciousness 🔥
Love those days.I was only 31 at the time. Teddy and Harold Melvin were my favorites!!! ...and all the philly groups. I was lucky enough to catch the stylistics, ojays, bluenotes etc. in vancouver canada of all places as they toured up the coast.
The HEART and SOUL of REAL music! Absolutely indescribable! I wish I could the feeling I get in a bottle and use it when needed! 👪
WHEN MUSIC 🎼 WAS GREAT!
If someone/ anyone should be inducted into the "" Rock and Roll"" hall of "Fame Teddy P should be on the "R & R " Board of Trustees.
Frankie J.
Mad love for Bernie Wilson ❤️🥰🙏