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He's a male Sade

In Pittsburgh....Porky Chedwick was the first to play this gem.

Beautiful song. Love the Dells but never heard this one.

Thanx Johnny from Pittsburgh

@cakesinthecity I was born in 1947. I lived near Pittsburgh, Pa. When I was growing most black people lived near their own as did the Polish, Italians and other nationalities. I had several black friends and didn't treat them any different than my white friends. I didn't know how bad racism was u...

First record I ever purchased. Miracles were a great crossover group.

Bobby Hatfield, another one taken too soon.

My opinion this song is the best of many hits.

Wee Gee died too young also. Great video

Thanks

@Spartah3ad Live in the 60's my brother and you will know what real racism is.

@speedy45rpm Pookie passed last year also.

This women has more class and talent in her little finger than the pimmp has in his entire body.

Love this song....big in Pittsburgh

@robertp1947 Leon was from Duquesne

Jennefer Lopez :26

@PJDooWop Thank you once again PJ for an all time favorite of mine. The Uniques - A Million Miles Away

@63pjoseph He's nothing but a pimp. What planet do you live on?

The Kac-Ties entered a singing contest in the 60's at the Arlington Inn in Brooklyn. One of the groups competing with them was a new, then relatively unknown, group - The Jive Five. The Kac-Ties won the competition. The excitement of winning prompted The Kac-Ties to enter another contest that ver...

@chasmoor1

Lead Richie Johnson

Wes Montgomery (guitar),

-Monk Montgomery (bass),

-Jimmy Foxx (Redd's brother)(drums), and

-Jimmy Coe (sax

@TheTwins48

The Velours were originally from the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn and although they never scored any major chart hits, they are fondly remembered for their variety of vocal group romantic ballads, novelty numbers, and up-tempo jump and rockin' songs.

Original members teno...

Beautiful song......brings back so many memories.

@P1683

Born Thomas David Mottola, Jr. on July 14, 1949, in New York, NY; son of Thomas Mottola Sr. (a customs broker) and Peggy Bonetti (a homemaker); married Lisa Clark (a homemaker), 1971; divorced, c. 1990; married Mariah Carey (a singer), June 1993; divorced, 1998; married Thalia (an actress...

I loved those polyester suits along with the tune.

@jvenney J, I have to admit I never heard of "blue lights in the cellar" . Maybe I lived in the wrong part of Pittsburgh. One thing I can tell you is whenever I did the bump and grind she had to have great "gastros".

fly straight

JBG

Didn't the Swallows become the Flamingos?

This guy was so smooth. Look at those pegged pants.

Saw Phantom in Pittsburgh and Michael Cordeleone's son played the phantom

@stevenjm12 you're an idiot....can't stand white guys talking like they were black and ghetto

This was a big hit in Pittsburgh

@mikemcgann07 You are correct, I worked with him at the Market Square record mart

This video was mostly done in Pittsburgh