CD-Charts Position 1
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The Essential Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

by: Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, Teddy Pendergrass

Release Date August 31, 2004
The product came on time and the person whose gift it was, loved it.

Thank you,
Casey

CD-Charts Position 2
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Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes - Greatest Hits

by: Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

Release Date April 16, 1995
Thankyou for my order of this cd. Brings back great memories of good times and good music, that will always be in style. DEG

CD-Charts Position 3
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The Ultimate Blue Notes

by: Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

Release Date August 21, 2001
Excellent purchase of old school picks by a renowned group, such as Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes.

CD-Charts Position 4
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If You Don't Know Me by Now: The Best of Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

by: Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

Release Date February 28, 1995
This collection covers ALL the groups Big Hits: "If You Don't Know Me By Now", "The Love I Lost", "Hope That We Can Be Together Soon" & "Wake Up Everybody"...The Top Ten Smashes: "I Miss You", "Satisfaction Guaranteed"
"Bad Luck" & "Where Are All My Friends", Plus Album Favorites: "I'm Weak For You" & "Keep On Lovin' Me"....15 Cuts in all! Who could ask for more?

CD-Charts Position 5
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Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

by: Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

Release Date February 24, 2004
Philadelphia seemed an impeccable and unbeatable place for soul acts in the early 1970's. Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes and Teddy Pendergrass really delivered on their 1972 debut album. Unsurprisingly, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff's production gives the group a great backdrop to sing. This album has much of that soft ballad soul that I crave (like with other artists of the time like The Delfonics, Stylistics, among others), but instead of a falsetto lead, we get the deep, gruffy, emotional, painfully beautiful crooning of Teddy Pendergrass (aka TP), while the rest of the group provides awesome harmony. The 8 1/2 minute opener, "I Miss You" is a sweet ballad to get things started. I love the heavenly chorus and uplifting vibe of "Let Me Into Your ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Black & Blue

by: Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

Release Date March 25, 2008
Philadelphia seemed an impeccable and unbeatable place for soul acts in the early 1970's. Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes and Teddy Pendergrass really delivered on their 1972 debut album. Unsurprisingly, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff's production gives the group a great backdrop to sing. This album has much of that soft ballad soul that I crave (like with other artists of the time like The Delfonics, Stylistics, among others), but instead of a falsetto lead, we get the deep, gruffy, emotional, painfully beautiful crooning of Teddy Pendergrass (aka TP), while the rest of the group provides awesome harmony. The 8 1/2 minute opener, "I Miss You" is a sweet ballad to get things started. I love the heavenly chorus and uplifting vibe of "Let Me Into Your ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Best of Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes

by: Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes

Release Date November 23, 2004
Beware. These are not the original hits, but (as it says in fine print on the back cover) "New stereo recordings by the original artists. Recorded in 2002." Now, the new stereo recordings themselves may be fine. I don't know. Because I'm not opening this one. Sending it back to get the "Greatest Hits" instead. Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes deserve to have more than just these two collections available, don't you think?

CD-Charts Position 8
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Golden Nuggets

from: Krl

Release Date January 17, 2005
Beware. These are not the original hits, but (as it says in fine print on the back cover) "New stereo recordings by the original artists. Recorded in 2002." Now, the new stereo recordings themselves may be fine. I don't know. Because I'm not opening this one. Sending it back to get the "Greatest Hits" instead. Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes deserve to have more than just these two collections available, don't you think?

CD-Charts Position 9
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Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes - Collectors' Item (All Their Greatest Hits!)

by: Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

Release Date October 25, 1990
This greatest hits collection focuses more on their funk and disco period of the 1970's, which is what I personally prefer. It also contains full versions of their hits, rather than some songs which are followed by "Part 1". And when you're enjoying "The Love I Lost" and "Bad Luck", you don't want condensed versions!

CD-Charts Position 10
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Christmas with Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes

by: Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

Release Date July 24, 2006
This greatest hits collection focuses more on their funk and disco period of the 1970's, which is what I personally prefer. It also contains full versions of their hits, rather than some songs which are followed by "Part 1". And when you're enjoying "The Love I Lost" and "Bad Luck", you don't want condensed versions!