The Ultimate Blue Notes
by Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
- Type: Compilation
- Released: 2001-01-01
- Label: Unknown
- Country: United States
- Length: 1:16:40
- Community rating: 3.66/5 from 1 rating
Artists on this release: Norman Harris, Leon Huff, Jay Mark, Cary Gilbert, Bobby Eli, Howard Fritzson, Leo Sacks, Lenny Pakula, Harold Melvin, Larry Brown, Larry Washington, Joe Tarsia, Don Hunstein, Gerald Marzorati, Gene McFadden, Roland Chambers, Ron Baker, Teddy Pendergrass, Lloyd Parks, Gamble, John Whitehead, Victor Carstarphen, Earl Young, Bernie Wilson, Jerry Cummings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
This collection draws on the group's Philadelphia International years, when Gamble and Huff's orchestral soul productions framed Teddy Pendergrass's baritone lead. Alongside the love ballads sit the socially conscious singles that made the group a bridge between soul and early disco.
Genres
Descriptors: vocal-group, conscious, soulful, melodic, compilation
Tracklist
- Wake Up Everybody (7:32)
- The Love I Lost (6:23)
- Bad Luck (6:23)
- If You Don't Know Me By Now (3:25)
- Yesterday I Had The Blues (7:32)
- Don't Leave Me This Way (6:03)
- Keep On Lovin' You (3:40)
- You Know How To Make Me Feel So Good (5:16)
- Hope That We Can Be Together Soon (3:38)
- I Miss You (3:15)
- I'm Weak For You (3:23)
- Be For Real (7:28)
- Where Are All My Friends (3:20)
- Satisfaction Guaranteed (Or Take Your Love Back) (3:27)
- Tell The World How I Feel About 'Cha Baby (5:55)
Credits
- Teddy Pendergrass - primary artist, vocals
- Bobby Martin - arranged by
- Norman Harris - arranged by, guitar
- Thom Bell - arranged by
- Larry Washington - congas, bongos
- MFSB - performer [music by]
- Jeremy Engel - product manager [packaging manager]
- Stephan Moore - supervised by [project director]
- Gamble & Huff - producer, written-by
- Howard Fritzson - art direction
- Leo Sacks - compilation producer
- Gerald Marzorati - liner notes
- Joseph M. Palmaccio - mastered by [reissue]
- Don Hunstein - photography by
- Jay Mark - recorded by
- Joe Tarsia - recorded by
- Cary Gilbert - written-by
- Gene McFadden - written-by
- John Whitehead - written-by
- Victor Carstarphen - written-by