Harold Melvin
(1939-1997)
Harold Melvin (1939-1997)
(Artist) Headed harold Melvin and the Bluenotes best known for "The Love I Lost." Died in his sleep.
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THANK YOU HAROLD FOR ALL YOUR HITS, I'LL NEVER FORGET THEM..REST IN PEACE..
The Man, the Myth, the Legend. His genious launched the group that swayed the crowd from the Motown sound to the Philly sound.
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Disco06 | May 11, 05 | 9:27 am
Harold Melvin, in my opinion, was a great entertainer. I had the pleasure of meeting him on several occasions. He was a dear friend of my uncle, Vinny Martino, and on the night that the Son Of Sam was caught, I was DJ'ing at the Chateau Pelham with Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes as the musical guests. Teddy Pendergrass was already persuing his solo career and the lead singer, Dan Ebo, was superb.
R.I.P. Harold. You will be missed
Harold Melvin had the voice of silk. His legacy and music will continue to live on and he will never be forgotten.
Where Are My Friends?
Bad Luck
Wake Up Everybody
The songs play on!
R.I.P.
His "Blue-Notes" Honor His Memory AT The Soul 70's Concerts, They Still Sound Fantastic And Are Billed As "Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes"
