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The mighty mighty dells. True 5 part harmony. Just love when youngins finally hear our music.

Johnny Carter singing that high tenor part and Marvin Junior with that gruff, great voice and all of them produced The Mighty Mighty Dells.

Guys this group started in 1955 and just ended in 2001 a long R&B history they're based out of Harvey Illinois the suburbs of Chicago

The love we had stays on my mind.

Grown Folk music......After all these years I still get a chill hearing this song.

Teddy Pendegrass, David Ruffin all said Marvin Junior was their idol and teacher.

You haven't heard music till you go back this far! Back in that day I was a little girl and was brought up on ole skoo music that touched the soul! Glad you guys are tapping into this music so it's remember appreciate and celebrated by our culture! Pure talent But where is that long note I'm waiting

Now this is music I grew up off 70's baby we knew what love was back then. Need more of this today

Oh yes they did. This song is great. The Dells have such amazing voices. This one of those songs that makes you close your eyes and vibe to. Okay Nick, I heard you.

So glad you reacted to this live version of it. It's amazing. Blows me away every time I watch it. There's nothing like old-school soul music.

The movie 'The Five Heart Beats' was loosely based on the Dells. When the Dells first tried to get a contract they went to Chess Records and Marvin Jr said Phill Chess pulled him aside and said listen Marvin, I like you but you don't have the voice for singing and Marvin tried to quit the group. They went across the street to VeeJay Record in Chicago and got signed. I think it was Gamble and Huff that tried to get Marvin from the Dells but found that singer was the drummer, Teddy Pendergrass in the group that they were currently working with, in the group Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes!

You're right this, is one of those blue light in the basement belly rubbing hits, no matter if the long (live / stage)or the short (studio) version of the song.

This was the song back in the day. Everyone was listening to this beautiful song.

Fantastic, nothing like beautiful old time musical vocal combinations. This is soul music.

Gamble and Huff wanted Marvin Junior to leave the Dells they said they never heard a voice like Marvin Junior. Later on they produced this group who the singer started out as a session drummer. It was Teddy Pendergrass so Gamble and Huff ended getting their Marvin Junior.

Real deal music, use to watch my parents dance to music like this.

Oh what a nite is another classic by them

Soul, Soul, Soul

Hey ya'll...you're taking me WAY back but it's all good. Great reaction. I see ya'll getting into it. I love it. This made my day.

The greatest slow drag song.

Great times

A classic love song

Some other jams by the Dells- Give Your Baby A Standing Ovation, The Love We Had, Oh What A Night and I Touched A Dream… growing up with this amazing music blasting throughout the house was everything!

The lead singer was eddie kane jr voice in the 5 heartbeats heart is a house of love Funfact

Great song.

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This live performance was filmed on a classic 70s show Soul! (there's a documentary that you must see). This one is arguably better than the original version, which is 🔥! FYI The Dells are responsible for the one/two punch in male vocal groups and they began recording in the late 50s.

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You need to react to Smokey Robinson Just to see her that a great song

And react to Jermaine and Michael Jackson Too good to be true one of the best duets

can u guys react to Thank You Pt.1 /Pt. 2 by Richard Smallwood & Vision

Same song live 28 yrs. later...Considering all are older, they did pretty good...Someone in the background sounds off..JMPO...I could be wrong...Johnny put on some weight, and I think that may affect him hitting the high notes...However, good performance for older gentlemen...ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cXFJz_RvYOM.html

I'm 80 and grew up on this, wannabe singers take note