What did you guys talk about ? 😂

STOP LYING!! YOU DESPERATE FOR ATTENTION?

tell me more

@@misslady1392 damn ur quick to get mad

@@kirai25 WHY ARE YOU CRYING ABOUT IT?

My daddy loves Teddy music. He would sing his songs all of the time.

Awesome ❤

All of the time 👍🏼😢❤️🍍

Teddy had a very nice voice he & my mom use to sing together all the time while he played the guitar ♥️

He wad a great performer en sexy guy.Love all his songs.

@Skygazer you said everything I’ve felt for years and years and years. I loved TKO do much but WOW when I heard the love I lost it just did something profound to me. That voice IN THAT SONG strummed the chords of my soul. He just knew what time do to make that song absolute magic. I’ve never ever forgotten that song. I remember thinking it was Melvin too. Took me a long time to discover it was teddy who gave them their unique sound. What an incomparable gift he had.

Yeah Harold was crooked for that

Yes. The Love I lost" ! What a fabulous song! Thank you for that reminder!

Absolutely huuuuge thank you. Appreciate this, you did real good with this. Love to you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Yes it is "Cra Cra Craaaaazeeee!!!!" That I'm excited & watching his videos about graveyards! 😳 It's blowing "me" away!!! But for some reason, "I'm lovin' it!!!" And to know things about some of the artist, that "I" didn't know about them! The singers back in the day were the "BEST!!!" No music these days can top it at all!!!! Our station here has been going back to those ol' school songs!!! Now "THAT'S" when "MUSIC 'WAS' MUSIC!!!!" I can't believe I'm saying this! But "Thank You" for telling the history & "Showing" the gravesites! I L❤VE your videos! 💖💕💖💕💖

@@kandi34138 U said more than a mouthful, I cannot add anything further 💯

This video is full of little know and unknown information. What a outstanding walk.

I usually don't care for this type of things, but he gives a different perspective to grave sites. Been binge watching for a week now.

Mee too

CLOSE THE DOOR , I DONT LOVE U ANYMORE

000

Never!!

Your my latest. My greatest

❤️❤️❤️❤️ I CANT LIVE

Was so talented and love,still listen to his music,bring soothing to my soul.

Incredibly wonderful song.

Yes, it always made cry, beautiful souls, David and Teddy, miss you' all so much.

Beautiful and Truthful Song 👍💯

David Ruffin -- Gonna Walk Away

No Doubt About That. 💯✋👍

Yes he was very gifted😘

Mf "Pendergast" Didn't even try

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Yes

Gone too soon, he was one of the best my father loved his songs ,any how we all have to answer that call

​@@ursullahouston9488 He lived another 28 years after the accident. He had other health issues and eventually died from colon cancer, I believe. Sure, 60 was way too soon but there's comes a time I'm sure when he just wanted to rest. He'd done so much, including his work with the quadriplegic studies (sorry I know that isn't what it's called). A wonderfully talented man. I'd wish him back if he could be healthy & pain free. If not, I hope he's resting well.

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I still sing his songs. My dad would walk around the house singing his sons and he had his albums.

Me too!

Tho I agree, I felt Jaheim came the closest

I thought the same thing when Lamont mentioned he sang with Harold Melvin and The Bluenotes. I have a collector's edition cd of them and I Miss You is included with Teddy in the background. A classic!

@@millinjefferson2895 Teddy sings lead on i miss you💜

@@millinjefferson2895 Teddy was the lead singer on I miss you

#ThatPart‼️🎶🎶🔥🔥

Blessings that you know what real love sounds like !!!

Luther Ingram "If Loving You Is Wrong" I Don't Want To Be Right...A Classic 1972

Still one of the greatest to sing with a voice totally in control,, R&B Teddy ,,, Gospel Mahalia Jackson,,,,

Same bro salute to you.. I’m only 18 as well

Sundra You Haven Brought My Money To Me I'ma Press Charges Against You Don't Let Muharram Mess Up Ur Life Sundra That's My Retired Mennint

@@feliciaporter2030 ?---'

Love his music! And still do!

@@feliciaporter2030 who

Hi Lamont I love your videos you have a good sense of humor and respect of the people that are buried

That last line you wrote was beautiful . 🥰

No they sure donot

Nope

BEAUTIFUL GRAVE SITE ! R..I..H. T P....MUCH LOVE...💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏😄🎤🎙🎙🎶🎼🎶🎙🎙GRA

@WinGate Mose you did a great job life and times of. Teddy love to hear. him sing. He had a voice like a Night Gale .🐦.🐦 🦜🦜

Back then Motown music artist sung songs that had real meaning. They sung from deep down in their souls, and the wording related to both men and women's emotions. Love, tragedies, disappointments, happiness, sadness, etc.! They related to what was happening in your neighborhoods, and in your life. Thank God that we still have Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder, Smokey....who is usually the only one who is tours the most, Temptations....that have only one member from the original group still alive, the Four Tops....who also only have one member still alive from the original group, and Gladys knight....who'll be in concert at the Steven Tanger Center in Greensboro NC....in Nov.....

Man I could talk to you for hours I have worked in Philadelphia so R&B and I worked with him for Harold Melvin and the blue Notes, my one of my best friends was with Teddy before and after the accident and I have been a part-time Road manager for people like Jean Carne, Phillis Hyman, Michael Henderson, Norman Connors oh yeah I hope you read this Teddy was a very special person and his friend G Roberts who also works with pieces of a dream my buddies

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@WinGate Mose those are old singers these people today and the new genres singers better vocals and visuals and more entertaining

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

My son exist bc I was renacting dalma hayeks tequila dance scene with his father, so this is extra real to me!!!

Now that’s good 😊 I’m glad you have that kind of relationship with your parents !!! It’s REAL !!! I’m sure lots of parents never told their children!! Blessings to you !

Lmao!

ha ha ha -- really ?

This was all over the news and radio where I live.

@@Harley08 Aidan MJ we ioi

Here where I’m at in Oklahoma it was not one the news at all not one time it’s a shame.

Oddly, he was one of the biggest R&B artist of all time...yet is still to this day underrated!!!

Yes Luthier Vandrass

Sam Cooke predicted how he was going to die, listen to his song A Change Gonna Come.

@@kelvinmorris1991 It was very tragic and he was truly an intelligent man.

The first time I heard Yesterday was a remake from the group En Vogue. Then I learned it was a Beatles song. I listened to them and fell in love with them. My favorite song from them or John Lennon is Imagine. I play it to my kids.

​@@kelvinmorris1991 I didn't catch it😮😮😮

Turn pff lights

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It is a beautiful cemetery and sorry for your loss. The memorial marker for Teddy is just awesome.

Teddy is unmatched. Elvis have no space or place in singing talent compared to Teddy, no way no day.

Thanks I didn't know that 🙏🙏🙏

I love all his songs 🎵 I never knew he donated to jamaica wow how nice

Wow! Every year I do a tribute but I didn't know that such a donation. I know "Turn off the light" was written in Jamaica by Gamble & Huff when the light went off and they had to light a candle. I love Teddy!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

yeah i remember that

Wow, I'm a Jamaican and i never knew this

Making sure those underwear stay put🤣

Thank you for sharing that is awesome

@@1980lizbethcamacho 🤣🤣🤣my Dad wasn't having it.

@@1980lizbethcamacho ❤️thank you. Good Times growing up.

daddy said i wish you would!! imma turn ON the lights!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Yes. Feel The Fire

@JS It's not really music!

@@millinjefferson2895 Exactly

Teddy's mother & father were both from kingstree s.c. Teddy dad was my uncle Jessie Pendergrass

@@arleatriceburroughs1455 Wow awesome. I can't remember the man's name. This was back in the 80's in NYC. He was an elevator operator in the bldg and he'd tell us about Teddy and how he could put away some food and other stories.

I love ❤️ Close the Door, If You Know Like I Know, and Turn Off the Lights! Teddy was the best of the best!

Yes i love that song and all of his other music. May he continue to R.I.P.

Yes i love his music may he continue to R.I.P

@@perfectpitchmeow7470 Yes. He was.

That song is timeless and prophetic! When you really listen to the words it really is the truth even more so in these "last and evil days!"

My favorite performance by Pendergrass is the powerhouse of a song "Bad Luck" he did with the Bluenotes in 1975.

Lol, TMI!

Your video was great as always please keep up the good work my friend stay safe.

Most late 70’s and 80’s babies were lol

Thanks for this Lamont...I just adored Teddy Pendergrass.

That is so Cool

I was thinking of Barry White also.

Yes, I love them both. And Luther Vandross too. All of them, gone to soon

Loved Barry White! ❤ It really hurt when Barry passed also. There's nothing like good old school R & B 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

Isaac Hayes left us too soon as well.

Barry White was my first thought. Those were the days of legendary singers and writers. You’re right Lamont, they don’t write songs like that anymore.

Your story is hilarious.

Omg I love it! 😂😂🍻

To look back at those days it’s incredible to think how,sexually DEPRAVED America WAS, in Public, but behind closed doors, things were POPPING in bedrooms across the Nation when some TP was used to induce Ladies. After the first hr. or hr 1/2 of his Ladies Only Shows, the Men were let in and since Teddy had gotten the Juices flowing it made getting close a whole lot easier. My Lady would tell Me how these really fine, Suburbia looking White Chicks would just be acting a FOOL!! Talking about giving him Head, throwing keys from their Hotel room, Bloomers and G Strings and some even grabbing his Homeboy!! My friends Cousin was his Valet, so We had heard all this before. Even saw him with some Trans Ladies in the Clubs in Philly. Back in the day many Brothers were on the DL before it got it’s name. Also the Allegations that Teddy was a Switch Hitter was known but like many of Our Black Male Superstars at the time, he couldn’t live the life he wanted. He had to pay the Bills. Just listen to his songs and the titles RETROSPECTIVELY speak the TRUTH about his life. The Whole towns Laughing at Me, or If You don’t know Me by Now, Come on and go with Me, are prime examples. Being in My early 20‘s, in My first apartment, if I brought a Lady home, gave her some Hennessy, a 714 Lude, and put on TP those Drawls DROPPED by THEMSELVES. Yes Lord. Talking about Horney. Even without the other things TP could get Them legs open. You explained it like it was and it’s hilarious to hear this from a Young Woman’s perspective, and to see how Your opinion changed as You Matured. But keeping it 100, TP made feeling Sexy, and being Sexually Aroused a BEAUTIFUL thing, and Women could let Themselves be free, WITHOUT feeling like The Hoe They were, because They were with a Whole bunch of them Together. Some call him the Black Elvis, but I take offense to that, simply because Elvis appealed PRIMARILY to White Americans and Their Women, although some of Our Peoples loved him too even though He was a racist, whereas the Deaf, Blind and Ugly of Every Race LOVED TP!! It didn’t matter what You looked like, wore, or had. The Brother made Everybody feel Happy, and Sexy. He set the Standards for the later Panty Dropper Millionaire Players, R.Kelly, Aaron Hall, Levert, Keith Sweat, and, and, and. You get the Ladies, You get the CHEDDAR!! RIP TP You Dog.

Girl lol

@@sylviemorgan9770 That mess is burned into my brain until the day I die.

Giggles Giggles 2 for sure. My three daughter's are proof of their music. I loved my husband also. 😉🕊❤🕊

That’s what’s heartbreaking to me…I remember that accident and I’m just getting the truth about the person he was with…I feel better but never stop loving Teddy P.

Yes, He and Stephanie sung the heck out of Feel the Fire! Not to mention a Young Whitney Houston on Come go with me!

Feel the Fire...yep

Absolutely, I love that song.

Stupid comment!!

I think his tombstone is pretty nice actually. That is expensive, just looking at it.

@@jdonnelly7354 is Teddy Pendergrass much more than that he deserve a mausoleum there's artist the impacted the music industry less that have better gravesites than him is Teddy fucking Pendergrass

Maybe they got what they could afford Anthony Johnson that's a beautiful stone go in with ur stupid comments

I kinda thought that as well.

I like to know why Rick James was so mentally mess-up

I've always wanted to hear real stories from women who went to his concerts. Your mom and her best friend must've enjoyed! 💜

I saw him in concert with Stephanie Mills. That was in the 70s. Sold out concert! That night the women showed up and showed out! 🎶🎶🎶

@@millinjefferson2895 okay Millin with the tea! Did you get one of them black lollipops? 😂😂

@@Janettoi , they did! Anytime I would ask them what went on at that concert, they would both look at each other and start crackin up, lol!

@@The1hotmama76 Brilliant😂👏👏xx

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@@danthonythomas3446 yep! he died right before his 60th birthday 🎂

I absolutely loved teddy pendergrass and I totally agree with you, they should make a movie about Teddy's life story. RIP BEAUTIFUL ANGEL 💔🙏🏻🌹❤🥰😍😘

Unsung and autopsy

59 actually.. may he rest in power

He should have had them specifically in his will separate from her, he goofed.

Sadly some people don't plan for the future. RIP Mr. Pendergrass.

@@frankpaya690 she was turning off the lights, closing the door so much that he was under the impression she’d do right by the kids smh. He should’ve listened to Bell Biv Devoe when they said “never trust a big butt and a smile.”

I know plenty of scum bags that lied to people's faces making promises they did not keep after they died trust me and karma kicked them right in the ass I seen it these people thought after they die these scumbags would do the right thing

That’s the reason why you established a trust fund. Kobe and Vanessa Bryant has trusts for their daughter, that way no one can take their inheritance.

No no ñññg

Marvin Gaye is the greatest