CD-Charts Position 1
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Essential Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes [Us Import]

by: Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes

Release Date August 31, 2004
Philadelphia is not one of the first cities that usually come to mind when discussing pop music, but during the seventies this was where much of the best soul-pop music came from, with many brilliant singers and groups showing the world what they were capable of. The Three Degrees and the O' Jays were among the most successful, together with Harold Melvin and the Blue notes, whose lead singer during their peak years was actually Teddy Pendergrass.

Singer-pianist Harold Melvin formed the group in 1954 (yes, I was surprised to learn that) and was its lead singer and songwriter for many years, during which time the group remained a local act. John Atkins took over lead vocals in the mid sixties but the group remained local. Eventually, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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The Best of

by: Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes

Release Date March 03, 2008
Philadelphia is not one of the first cities that usually come to mind when discussing pop music, but during the seventies this was where much of the best soul-pop music came from, with many brilliant singers and groups showing the world what they were capable of. The Three Degrees and the O' Jays were among the most successful, together with Harold Melvin and the Blue notes, whose lead singer during their peak years was actually Teddy Pendergrass.

Singer-pianist Harold Melvin formed the group in 1954 (yes, I was surprised to learn that) and was its lead singer and songwriter for many years, during which time the group remained a local act. John Atkins took over lead vocals in the mid sixties but the group remained local. Eventually, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Greatest Hits

by: Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes

Release Date April 16, 1995
Philadelphia is not one of the first cities that usually come to mind when discussing pop music, but during the seventies this was where much of the best soul-pop music came from, with many brilliant singers and groups showing the world what they were capable of. The Three Degrees and the O' Jays were among the most successful, together with Harold Melvin and the Blue notes, whose lead singer during their peak years was actually Teddy Pendergrass.

Singer-pianist Harold Melvin formed the group in 1954 (yes, I was surprised to learn that) and was its lead singer and songwriter for many years, during which time the group remained a local act. John Atkins took over lead vocals in the mid sixties but the group remained local. Eventually, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Forever Gold: Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

by: Harold & The Blue Note Melvin

Release Date March 13, 2007
These are stereo re-recordings of the original tracks by the artists. The information provided with this CD does not inform the potential purchaser. I made representations to Amazon and the seller all to no avail. Simply no, or littler response from either.

As I type this, I am looking at the CD with the cellophane still intact. I haven't even played it. I want to hear the original songs and believe the majority of buyers do (unless it is a live album of course).

Caveat Emptor !

CD-Charts Position 5
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Greatest Hits

by: Harold Melvin &The Blue Notes

Release Date April 16, 2007
These are stereo re-recordings of the original tracks by the artists. The information provided with this CD does not inform the potential purchaser. I made representations to Amazon and the seller all to no avail. Simply no, or littler response from either.

As I type this, I am looking at the CD with the cellophane still intact. I haven't even played it. I want to hear the original songs and believe the majority of buyers do (unless it is a live album of course).

Caveat Emptor !

CD-Charts Position 6
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If You Don't Know Me by Now: The Best of Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

by: Harold Melvin & The Bluenot

Release Date February 28, 1995
These are stereo re-recordings of the original tracks by the artists. The information provided with this CD does not inform the potential purchaser. I made representations to Amazon and the seller all to no avail. Simply no, or littler response from either.

As I type this, I am looking at the CD with the cellophane still intact. I haven't even played it. I want to hear the original songs and believe the majority of buyers do (unless it is a live album of course).

Caveat Emptor !

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

by: Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes

Release Date November 23, 2004
This is not what you want. It is not the original sound or feel: a re-mix; re-edit' and re-recording. Spend your money on the sound you want - get a copy of the original.

CD-Charts Position 8
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If You Don't Know Me by Now

by: Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes

Release Date May 13, 1997
This is not what you want. It is not the original sound or feel: a re-mix; re-edit' and re-recording. Spend your money on the sound you want - get a copy of the original.

CD-Charts Position 9
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To Be True [VINYL]

by: Melvin Harold

Release Date June 26, 1998
This is not what you want. It is not the original sound or feel: a re-mix; re-edit' and re-recording. Spend your money on the sound you want - get a copy of the original.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Collectors' Item (All Their Greatest Hits!)

by: Harold & The Blue Notes Melvin

Release Date October 25, 1990
This is not what you want. It is not the original sound or feel: a re-mix; re-edit' and re-recording. Spend your money on the sound you want - get a copy of the original.