Teddy P is a legend! One of the greatest Lead vocalists to ever walk on this earth! Rest in Heaven Teddy P!!! Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes are a truly great R&B/ Soul group!!!!!
Jealous, on all their albums TP is pictured front & center plus the album would have the tittle : featuring Teddy Pendergrass.....Harold Melvin was the manager.
@@carlitosortiz2870 Only ONE album ever said "Featuring Teddy Pendergrass." The last album Teddy did with Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes (Wake Up Everybody) did NOT say that. Teddy ultimately left because of fights with Harold Melvin over credit...and MONEY. Leaving was the best thing for him, because he absolutely blew up when he went solo, and this group eventually fell off the face of the earth.
@@ProfitPathTV-zf6je Who's in the middle of all the album pictures, just cause TP made a business desicion that don't mean Harold Melvin was jealous, greedy yes but jealous?
@@ProfitPathTV-zf6je the reason TP was the lead singer was because Harold Melvin put him at lead singer...you're statement about jealousy makes no sense. TP didn't write the songs that made the Bluenotes famous.
Nice video. I liked your reaction. The person singling lead in this song was Teddy Pendergast. I highly suggest listening and /or reacting to more of their songs. They had some great songs. Also, Teddy eventually went solo and had some great songs of his own, including Close The Door, Turn Off The Lights, T.K.O. and many more. His looks, music, and voice drove the ladies crazy. This group and era of music influenced me greatly.
The women back then knew they were women, possessed genuine femininity & respected men & masculinity & all that entails. Blame the "strong independent don't need a man" women embraced for men ceasing to sing this way.
@@BegodeEx30 - I would agree with you for the most part, but I still blame us men for glorifying dominance, money, and power over women. It's not what a man is all about.
@thuizar Besides the already greedy wealthy who are destroying this world the average man doesn't glorify money nor seek dominance over anyone, feminist minded women do that. Intelligent men only seek to be the very best man they individually can be, not in competition with anyone but the man in the mirror & only desire women to respect that. With that said, men will be wise not to pedestalize women, none are worthy of being glorified, glorification belongs to God Almighty alone, not some mortal flawed woman, nor mortal man.
for your old school playlist, make sure you put the studio [long version] on. You will be beyond satisfied. And than start reacting to Teddy Pendergast who is the lead on this song. keep up the good reactions.
The Lead singer was Teddy Pendegrass, now deciest. After going out on his own he was in a car accedent that left him without the use of his legs. Later after learning to drive a van with hand controls, he was in another crash that paraized himdown from the neck down. He died a few years after.
Hi Ms. Ashley, You've won me over. Your channel is lit. You know how to talk that talk. I feel your vibe to the music's message. Keep up the good work. I will tell others about you. Enjoy your day.
Teddy is singing lead on this track, every man back in the day had this on 8-track or cassette, we would play it after we messed up! You have an "old soul". God bless!
Theodore (Teddy) Pendergrass was the lead singer of the Blue Notes prior to his excellent solo career. One of my favorite songs by him which I still listening to often is "The whole towns laughing at me".
Lovely...the groups name is Harold Melvin&The Blue Notes..but most amazing talent coming out of the group was the incomparable,Teddy Pendergrass---The M.J...from the J5s..period!!!He did most of the predominate singing and starter!
I've looked at a few of your reactions and you really get it about how people sang from the heart back then. Like what Dennis Edwards (Rip) of The Temptations once said, "back in those days we sung about love." You're absolutely right about how the men back then sang about getting their woman back no matter what it took. Some months ago I was watching a couple of young folks react to *_The Temptations Ain't Too Proud to Beg._* When lead singer David Ruffin sang the lines: "If I have sleep on your doorstep all night and day just to keep you from walking away. Let your friends laugh even this I can stand. I want to keep you anyway I can." They weren't having it. They were like 'What? 'Sleep on your doorstep all night long?' Ain't no way. It ain't happenin.' Figuratively they just didn't get it. It wasn't so much about sleeping on the doorstep literally. The singer was letting his woman know that he was wrong and no matter how foolish it looked trying to get her back he's willing to go through it. So these young fellas today, not all of them, but a lot of them have no concept of what it means to hold on to their ladies.
Great request! There's so much great music from the 60' and 70's! We certainly slow danced to this tune holding each other close. There was a lot of baby making music back in the day🤗 By the way, that's Teddy Pendergrass singing lead. He went on to have a very successful solo career. You should react to Close The Door Teddy. Another baby making song 😊
Fact check... That was Teddy Pendetgrass on lead vocals and Lloyd Parks , who by the way is the last living Blue notes survivor, I'm Michael Banks and I sang with the Blue notes, with Bernard Fullen jr. Out of Florida.... Thank you... I love your song selection...
My GIRL🎉😮😮🎉😮🎉🎉😮🎉🎉🎉🎉😮🎉😮🎉 LOVING THAT ERA .😂😂🎉😂😂🎉😂😂🎉OK SOME FOR YOU LOVE 🙏🏿🌹🙏🏿🌹🙏🏿🌹🙏🏿🌹🙏🏿🌹THE MOMENTS....LOOK AT ME IM IN LOVE 🙏🏿🌹 THEY SHOE LOVED THEM😮 OUR... WOMAN 😮
That’s Teddy Pendergrass honey. Harold was the low life that stole from the group so Teddy Pendergrass went out on his own. Classic tune, and the soundtrack to my youth. I love your reaction videos, they’re so authentic!❤
Girl I. Was 17 years old when I. First started listening to this. Song. And I 58 years old. And. Still listen. To. This men. Back. Then use. To. Cry. A. Real. Man. Will. Cry. For. Is. Women ❤ and. The. Man. Singing. The song. His. Name. Is. Teddy ❤️⭐️⭐️❤️
Hey Ashley, new follower here. This group is from Philly, my home. The lead singer, singing this song is Teddy Pendergrass. He was one of the best R&B singers of all time. Do yourself a favor and listen to these songs: The Whole World is Laughing at Me. Love TKO Wake Up Everybody Close The Door When Somebody Loves You Back Turn Off The Lights
Lead singer was the legendary Teddy Pendergrass, who went solo in 1976, and was one of the biggest soul artists of the 1970s. Teddy would have ladies only concerts, and women in the crowd would throw their panties at him.
Hello Ashley- Pendergrass career was suspended after a March 1982 car crash left him paralyzed from the chest down. Pendergrass continued his successful solo career until announcing his retirement in 2007. He died from respiratory failure in January 2010.
I've never seen Teddy's hair like that. Try "If you don't know me by now" by Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes. Also, the women with 25-35 kids were also listening to Barry White, just saying.
🤣🤣🤣Lady… I love your reactions. They were live n direct and you funny as hell wid it too… Keep it up. I Love that you’re actually able to articulate what it is that’s going on in the heart n minds of emotional beings, being touched by emotional beings in the right way. You nailed it in so many levels. I was creasing 😅😂😂😂 Messing up his name n all, just added to the authenticity ❤️
Teddy on the lead, I never knew that. Now wonder I love this song because of him. But that intro babbbbby! This is what I use to tell my ex all I been doing is drinking, crying and dying lol .
A lot of the older groups of the 60s took the name of the founder, where as Teddy Pendergrass was a group member and the lead singer, but Harold Melvin tended to be more of the business man and the group was named thusly. Teddy was also not an original member of the group. If I remember correctly, there was talk of renaming the group to Teddy Pendergrass and the Bluenotes as they got bigger but instead Teddy set out on his own and had a fantastic career as a soloist and he is a must for future videos. Sadly Teddy had a car wreck after becoming a solo performer and was left paralyzed. He is one of the greatest singers of any era.
Teddy Pendergrass on lead vocals......at least until Harold Melvin got tired of Teddy getting all the noteriety and attention! Teddy went on to have a great solo career, until an auto accident in '84 left him paralyzed from the chest down.
Ashley, I had totally forgotten that Teddy Pendergrass had wormed his hair like that. I’m so glad you reviewed this one, and glad he cut his hair. He’s not Harold Melvin though. Great review. I love your authentic, spontaneous expressions.
That's right! I'm a 70 's women back then you had to know how to sing or should I say "Sang!! Lol, both my dad and my brother had band back then and there was so much competition but I wouldn't change a thing ❤️ A good song for you to listen to is You're sweet, Fine and everything by Tomorrow's Promise, you'll love it!!
You had that right...they made a ton of kids back in the day. Sadly the only individual that lives till this day is the individual that starts it off with the vocals.
Good morning young lady to God be the glory that is not hero Melvin that is Teddy pendergrass Harold Melvin is standing to your right and he is the founder of Harold Melvin & the Blue notes
Baby....You have no idea how that music calibrated men and women, and you are correct. We had to earn it back in the day, and we respected our women. AND, they respected themselves. Love that you're finding our grooves. Enjoy!
This is Teddy Pendergrass singing lead vocals. Harold Melvin is leader of the group. It's the Sound of Philadelphia at It's best. What blows my mind is the brother singing the high note in the background
If you really want to appreciate old school music and get the experience we did, listen to record or audio version first, and then the live performances. Then you will be able hear, whether the live performance was able to capture some of nuances of the audio recording.
Teddy P is a legend! One of the greatest Lead vocalists to ever walk on this earth! Rest in Heaven Teddy P!!! Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes are a truly great R&B/ Soul group!!!!!
Definitely not an over statement...dude was......well no words for now.
The late great Teddy Pendergrass on lead vocals, the reason Harold Melvin was jealous! 😂
Big facts
Jealous, on all their albums TP is pictured front & center plus the album would have the tittle : featuring Teddy Pendergrass.....Harold Melvin was the manager.
@@carlitosortiz2870 Only ONE album ever said "Featuring Teddy Pendergrass." The last album Teddy did with Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes (Wake Up Everybody) did NOT say that. Teddy ultimately left because of fights with Harold Melvin over credit...and MONEY. Leaving was the best thing for him, because he absolutely blew up when he went solo, and this group eventually fell off the face of the earth.
@@ProfitPathTV-zf6je Who's in the middle of all the album pictures, just cause TP made a business desicion that don't mean Harold Melvin was jealous, greedy yes but jealous?
@@ProfitPathTV-zf6je the reason TP was the lead singer was because Harold Melvin put him at lead singer...you're statement about jealousy makes no sense. TP didn't write the songs that made the Bluenotes famous.
A man can make you feel good for a night, but a real man can make you feel good for life
Nice video. I liked your reaction. The person singling lead in this song was Teddy Pendergast. I highly suggest listening and /or reacting to more of their songs. They had some great songs. Also, Teddy eventually went solo and had some great songs of his own, including Close The Door, Turn Off The Lights, T.K.O. and many more. His looks, music, and voice drove the ladies crazy. This group and era of music influenced me greatly.
Teddy PenderGRASS!
Teddy had a process in his hair, almost fooled me as to who he was.
Lloyd Parks sets this song off with the falsetto. Gives me goosebumps every time
You are 100 percent correct - we have to put our women on a pedestal in our music like the past.
different women, different times
The women back then knew they were women, possessed genuine femininity & respected men & masculinity & all that entails. Blame the "strong independent don't need a man" women embraced for men ceasing to sing this way.
@@BegodeEx30 - I would agree with you for the most part, but I still blame us men for glorifying dominance, money, and power over women. It's not what a man is all about.
@thuizar Besides the already greedy wealthy who are destroying this world the average man doesn't glorify money nor seek dominance over anyone, feminist minded women do that. Intelligent men only seek to be the very best man they individually can be, not in competition with anyone but the man in the mirror & only desire women to respect that. With that said, men will be wise not to pedestalize women, none are worthy of being glorified, glorification belongs to God Almighty alone, not some mortal flawed woman, nor mortal man.
teddy bear, is teddy Pendergrass, he used to be the lead singer for them before he went solo
The lead singer on this song is Teddy Pendergras. You should react to Teddy Pendergras song called... "You're My Latest, My Greatest Inspiration".
The LEGENDARY Blue Notes featuring THEODORE PENDERGRASS aka the voice
YOU ARE ON FIRE TODAY ASHLEY ❤️
Imagine Teddy was only 22 years old when he sing this song.
for your old school playlist, make sure you put the studio [long version] on. You will be beyond satisfied. And than start reacting to Teddy Pendergast who is the lead on this song. keep up the good reactions.
Teddy was the best male vocalist of the seventies. His voice was full of Soul and power.
This called soul music & lyrics
The whole towns laughing at me is another good song
Babygirl this is why we called it baby making Music!!!!!
I can’t get over Teddy Pendergrass hair ! 😂
The Lead singer was Teddy Pendegrass, now deciest. After going out on his own he was in a car accedent that left him without the use of his legs. Later after learning to drive a van with hand controls, he was in another crash that paraized himdown from the neck down. He died a few years after.
Hi Ms. Ashley,
You've won me over. Your channel is lit. You know how to talk that talk. I feel your vibe to the music's message. Keep up the good work. I will tell others about you. Enjoy your day.
Lead singer Teddy & the one holding them notes Lloyd Parks I thank you from the depths of me ❤
Teddy is singing lead on this track, every man back in the day had this on 8-track or cassette, we would play it after we messed up!
You have an "old soul". God bless!
I’m a 70s baby! Men like us know how to beg a woman! What y’all young folks say “ No Cap” lol
Theodore (Teddy) Pendergrass was the lead singer of the Blue Notes prior to his excellent solo career.
One of my favorite songs by him which I still listening to often is "The whole towns laughing at me".
Lovely...the groups name is Harold Melvin&The Blue Notes..but most amazing talent coming out of the group was the incomparable,Teddy Pendergrass---The M.J...from the J5s..period!!!He did most of the predominate singing and starter!
I've looked at a few of your reactions and you really get it about how people sang from the heart back then. Like what Dennis Edwards (Rip) of The Temptations once said, "back in those days we sung about love."
You're absolutely right about how the men back then sang about getting their woman back no matter what it took. Some months ago I was watching a couple of young folks react to *_The Temptations Ain't Too Proud to Beg._* When lead singer David Ruffin sang the lines:
"If I have sleep on your doorstep all night and day just to keep you from walking away.
Let your friends laugh even this I can stand. I want to keep you anyway I can."
They weren't having it. They were like 'What? 'Sleep on your doorstep all night long?' Ain't no way. It ain't happenin.' Figuratively they just didn't get it. It wasn't so much about sleeping on the doorstep literally. The singer was letting his woman know that he was wrong and no matter how foolish it looked trying to get her back he's willing to go through it. So these young fellas today, not all of them, but a lot of them have no concept of what it means to hold on to their ladies.
Great request! There's so much great music from the 60' and 70's! We certainly slow danced to this tune holding each other close. There was a lot of baby making music back in the day🤗 By the way, that's Teddy Pendergrass singing lead. He went on to have a very successful solo career. You should react to Close The Door Teddy. Another baby making song 😊
That singer is Teddy Pendergrass, Please check out more of his songs.😊
This is the late great teddy pendergrass, 😮 he had a outstanding solo career as well
The Dells Stay In My Corner (Live circa 1972) - Great Vocals
Love your content women like you are worthy of music like this
That's my main man. Listen to this one by him. " Tell the world how I feel about cha baby "
That was my jamm❤..yes I was 10yrs old listening to this.
I’m old timer, but I sure like your flow! This brings back memories.👍🏽
This one is always nice to hear👍🏾
Fact check... That was Teddy Pendetgrass on lead vocals and Lloyd Parks , who by the way is the last living Blue notes survivor, I'm Michael Banks and I sang with the Blue notes, with Bernard Fullen jr. Out of Florida.... Thank you... I love your song selection...
Wow. That’s incredible.
One of the greatest soul singers of all time!...Teddy Pendergrass..periodttttt!!!
My GIRL🎉😮😮🎉😮🎉🎉😮🎉🎉🎉🎉😮🎉😮🎉 LOVING THAT ERA .😂😂🎉😂😂🎉😂😂🎉OK SOME FOR YOU LOVE 🙏🏿🌹🙏🏿🌹🙏🏿🌹🙏🏿🌹🙏🏿🌹THE MOMENTS....LOOK AT ME IM IN LOVE 🙏🏿🌹 THEY SHOE LOVED THEM😮 OUR... WOMAN 😮
That Teddy Pendergrass singing the song. He eventually went solo.
That’s Teddy Pendergrass honey. Harold was the low life that stole from the group so Teddy Pendergrass went out on his own. Classic tune, and the soundtrack to my youth. I love your reaction videos, they’re so authentic!❤
I thought you already drinking it Ashley your reaction is priceless
One of my favorite all-time videos featuring the incomparable Teddy Pendergrass🔥🔥🔥
Girl I. Was 17 years old when I. First started listening to this. Song. And I 58 years old. And. Still listen. To. This men. Back. Then use. To. Cry. A. Real. Man. Will. Cry. For. Is. Women ❤ and. The. Man. Singing. The song. His. Name. Is. Teddy ❤️⭐️⭐️❤️
Btw thats teddy pentergrass singing lead
Hey Ashley, new follower here. This group is from Philly, my home. The lead singer, singing this song is Teddy Pendergrass. He was one of the best R&B singers of all time. Do yourself a favor and listen to these songs:
The Whole World is Laughing at Me.
Love TKO
Wake Up Everybody
Close The Door
When Somebody Loves You Back
Turn Off The Lights
Lead singer was the legendary Teddy Pendergrass, who went solo in 1976, and was one of the biggest soul artists of the 1970s. Teddy would have ladies only concerts, and women in the crowd would throw their panties at him.
People wonder why I am the man I am today? Easy answer,I grew up on soul music like I became soul music literally.
Teddy Pendergrass, not Harold
The Teddy Bear!
Check out The Dells. Marvin Jr. greatly influenced Teddy P. Songs: Give Your Baby A Standing Ovation & Stay In My Corner.
OK. Ashley. Repeat after me. "Teddy P. Fooled Me".
Lol.
I'm enjoying your reactions to old school music. I think you'll enjoy "Stairway to Heaven," by The Ojays, it's soul and raw emotion.
Lead is Theodore Pendergrass. (Teddy, is what they call him😂)
Hello Ashley-
Pendergrass career was suspended after a March 1982 car crash left him paralyzed from the chest down. Pendergrass continued his successful solo career until announcing his retirement in 2007. He died from respiratory failure in January 2010.
Teddy bear Pendergrass n the bluenotes
If at all possible...Please do some live videos!!! You will enjoy them more!
Teddy Pendergrass was a beast (lead singer). He went on to have a legendary solo career.
I've never seen Teddy's hair like that. Try "If you don't know me by now" by Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes. Also, the women with 25-35 kids were also listening to Barry White, just saying.
🤣🤣🤣Lady… I love your reactions. They were live n direct and you funny as hell wid it too…
Keep it up.
I Love that you’re actually able to articulate what it is that’s going on in the heart n minds of emotional beings, being touched by emotional beings in the right way. You nailed it in so many levels. I was creasing 😅😂😂😂 Messing up his name n all, just added to the authenticity ❤️
Teddy Pendergrass 😍😍😍😍
Thats Teddy Pendergrass
singing with them.
He went solo afterward! He has some bangers!
Teddy on the lead, I never knew that. Now wonder I love this song because of him. But that intro babbbbby! This is what I use to tell my ex all I been doing is drinking, crying and dying lol .
That’s Teddy Pendergrass singing lead
Young sister I love your comments and your thoughts keep doing what you do it's refreshing to hear someone young with the old mentality
Love teddy pendergrass. Wonderful
Nothing like that 70's R&B
We love hard and deep back then. I don't know what's wrong with the youngins today
Yes, we kill it, love making music.
Lady, you need to listen to "If You Don't Know Me By Now", by the Bluenotes.
RIP Teddy
A lot of the older groups of the 60s took the name of the founder, where as Teddy Pendergrass was a group member and the lead singer, but Harold Melvin tended to be more of the business man and the group was named thusly. Teddy was also not an original member of the group. If I remember correctly, there was talk of renaming the group to Teddy Pendergrass and the Bluenotes as they got bigger but instead Teddy set out on his own and had a fantastic career as a soloist and he is a must for future videos. Sadly Teddy had a car wreck after becoming a solo performer and was left paralyzed. He is one of the greatest singers of any era.
Because men raised the boys, not the other way around.💯
Teddy Pendergrass on lead vocals......at least until Harold Melvin got tired of Teddy getting all the noteriety and attention! Teddy went on to have a great solo career, until an auto accident in '84 left him paralyzed from the chest down.
Just be irreplaceable it's that easy to get us hooked
Ashley, I had totally forgotten that Teddy Pendergrass had wormed his hair like that. I’m so glad you reviewed this one, and glad he cut his hair. He’s not Harold Melvin though. Great review. I love your authentic, spontaneous expressions.
That's right! I'm a 70 's women back then you had to know how to sing or should I say "Sang!! Lol, both my dad and my brother had band back then and there was so much competition but I wouldn't change a thing ❤️ A good song for you to listen to is You're sweet, Fine and everything by Tomorrow's Promise, you'll love it!!
You had that right...they made a ton of kids back in the day. Sadly the only individual that lives till this day is the individual that starts it off with the vocals.
And you know it like a poet!
I love your reaction to the music you like or should I say LOVE
You have a new subscriber. You need to hear the 8 min version. That’s Mr Teddy Pendergass leading.
That’s Teddy Pendergrass singing, Harold Melvin is a singer too, it was Harold Melvin’s group
Love it...they had you making the stank face all the way thru. That's good music right there.
Good morning young lady to God be the glory that is not hero Melvin that is Teddy pendergrass Harold Melvin is standing to your right and he is the founder of Harold Melvin & the Blue notes
Girl you are feeling this music...that is Teddy Pendergrass singing
Harold Melvin and Teddy Pendergrass (I just murdered the spelling of his name) shared lead vocals on most of their popular songs.
Baby....You have no idea how that music calibrated men and women, and you are correct. We had to earn it back in the day, and we respected our women. AND, they respected themselves. Love that you're finding our grooves. Enjoy!
The high pitched cat cut that last teddy P holler 😂😂
Check out David Ruffin's rendition as well. Their both excellent!
if you can fund the full 20 minute broadcast......WHEW. YT took it down a few months ago. Beyond heartbroken. good stuff, Ashley!
This is Teddy Pendergrass singing lead vocals. Harold Melvin is leader of the group. It's the Sound of Philadelphia at It's best. What blows my mind is the brother singing the high note in the background
Girlfriend U need to check out Mr. Teddy Pendergrass.. ♠W.G.
Enjoyed this live version, but the album version is definitely worth listening to
Please listen to the original recording - it has more lyrics on the end - he's talking to her on the phone.
Yep the original recording really captures the story inside the song.
35 kids!!
And we still treat them the same way.
If you really want to appreciate old school music and get the experience we did, listen to record or audio version first, and then the live performances. Then you will be able hear, whether the live performance was able to capture some of nuances of the audio recording.
I appreciate you young lady.
The recording is even better
That was music music back then oh yes❤
the love I lost- the long version - try that one by these fellas
Gotta check out Teddy P "Turn off the lights" Live. A BANGERRRRRRRRRRRRR
The late great Teddy Pendergrass on lead vocals, the reason Harold Melvin was jealous!
Watch the SOULTRAIN SHOW either them singing this.