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Tracks 1 to 7 are the album i miss you released september 1972 in the usa on philadelphia international kz 31648 and february 1973 in the uk on cbs records s 65350 as harold melvin the blue notes with the same track list.
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Harold melvin the blue notes.
Youtube phil collins another day in paradise vinyl 45 from 1989.
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By harold melvin the blue notes ray charles inez foxx barry white al jarreau new birth ohio players whodini carl carlton kurtis blow et al.
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Don t leave me this way is a song written by kenneth gamble leon huff and cary gilbert first charting as a hit for harold melvin the blue notes featuring teddy pendergrass an act on gamble huff s philadelphia international label in 1975 don t leave me this way was later a disco hit for motown artist thelma houston in 1977.
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The song was also a hit for british duo the communards in 1986.
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One of the original member bernard williams 3 then started his own group the original blue notes became one of the most popular soul acts of the philly soul scene of the 70s.
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Soul funk disco male vocal quintet from philadelphia pa.
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Originally named the blue notes 3 from the mid 50s they changed their name to harold melvin and the blue notes in the mid 60s.