First Time To Gerald Levert - Baby Hold On To Me Ft Eddie Levert|REACTION!!! 

Best Father and Son Duo ever

A very smooth reaction 😎! Baby Hold On To Me was the second single released from Gerald LeVert's 1991 debut solo album: Private Line. It was written and produced by Marc Gordon, Gerald LeVert and Edwin Nicholas. The song reached #1 on the R&B chart and #37 on the Hot 100. The song features Gerald LeVert's father Eddie LeVert singing co-lead on it. There is a live performance of this song at the Apollo on RU-vid. Gerald Levert Info 📜: Gerald LeVert (July 13, 1966 - November 10, 2006) was born in Canton, Ohio. Gerald LeVert accompanied his father's group The O'Jay's on the road a lot as a young child. While in high school, Gerald LeVert's inclination towards music became apparent when he formed the musical trio: LeVert, with his younger brother Sean LeVert (September 28, 1968 - March 30, 2008) and friend Marc Gordon in 1983. Four of LeVert's seven albums went gold. The group released their first single: "I'm Still", in 1985 on Harry Coombes' Tempre Records record label. In 1985, they released their debut album: I Get Hot, which included tracks whose vocals drew strong comparisons to Sean and Gerald LeVert's father Eddie LeVert. The group's second album: Bloodline, followed in 1986, and this album included the band's first big R&B hit song: "(Pop, Pop, Pop, Pop) Goes My Mind", a track that went all the way to Number One. However, the group's next album: The Big Throwdown, in 1987, became an even bigger success, on the strength of the Number One R&B hit song: "Casanova", which gave them a crossover hit on the pop chart (number 5) and also a UK Top 10. A pair of additional R&B Top Five singles were also released from this album: "My Forever Love" and "Sweet Sensation". The group's success continued with their 1988 follow-up album: Just Coolin', which was nominated for Best R&B/Urban Contemporary Album for the 1989 Soul Train Music Awards. Both of the group's albums: The Big Throwdown and Just Coolin', received gold certification. Beginning in the early 1990s, Gerald LeVert began dividing his time between LeVert, and his solo career, but the group still went on to release three more albums in the 1990s, and Rhino Records released a LeVert greatest hits album in 2001. In 1991, Gerald LeVert went solo with the album: Private Line, which went to number one on the R&B charts. The following year, Gerald LeVert and his father, Eddie LeVert, hit number one on the R&B charts with the single, Baby Hold On To Me. Gerald LeVert recorded a string of albums throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, that contained the hit singles: "Thinkin' About It" (No. 12 Pop) which was released June 23, 1998, "Taking Everything" (No. 11 Pop) "Funny", "Mr. Too Damn Good To You", "U Got That Love", and a remake of R Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly", along with gospel singer Yolanda Adams. Gerald LeVert also sang lead vocals in two songs on the 2002 film documentary "Standing In The Shadows Of Motown" - the story of the Funk Brothers. Gerald LeVert performed "Shotgun" and "Reach Out I'll Be There". Gerald LeVert released his tenth album, Voices, in 2005. Gerald LeVert wrote and produced songs for other artists such as Patti LaBelle, Barry White, Stephanie Mills, Anita Baker, Eugene Wilde, Teddy Pendergrass, James Ingram, Freddie Jackson, Chuckii Booker, the Rude Boys, New Edition, Men At Large and many others. During the release of his album: Groove On, Gerald LeVert appeared in the group Black Men United for the hit single: "U Will Know", for the 1994 film: Jason's Lyric, movie soundtrack. In 1997, Gerald LeVert teamed up again with fellow singers Keith Sweat and Johnny Gill, to form the supergroup: LSG. The trio released the album: LeVert.Sweat.Gill., the same year, selling over two million copies; it was followed by the album: LSG2, in 2003. In 1999, Gerald LeVert sang the chorus on the Chris Rock spoken-word comedy piece: "No Sex (In The Champagne Room)". Gerald LeVert performed a duet with Teena Marie on the latter's 2004 album: La Doña. Gerald LeVert, along with Johnny Gill, was posthumously featured again on Keith Sweat's 2011 song: "Knew It All Along", from Keith Sweat's album: Til The Morning, which was released two before days Gerald LeVert's fifth anniversary of his passing. Gerald LeVert was also posthumously featured on Keith Sweat's track: "Let's Go To Bed", from his 2016 studio album: Dress To Impress. Gerald LeVert Acting Credits 📺: Gerald LeVert began his acting career as Charles Young, his first appearance on The Jamie Foxx Show for 2 episodes with "Just Don't Do It", that aired on November 5, 1998 and Jamie disapproves of his mother (Jo Marie Payton) because she decided to marry Gerald LeVert in the episode. In January 2001, Gerald LeVert appears again in the series finale "Always And Forever" when Jamie (Jamie Foxx) and Fancy (Garcelle Beauvais) got married and sang the opening ceremony at the wedding and joined by fellow singers Gladys Knight and Marilyn McCoo (without her husband Billy Davis, Jr.). On November 10, 2003 (exactly three years prior to his death), Gerald LeVert's final acting role that aired during his life was when he appeared in an episode of The Parkers, He played T's father in the episode and comes for a visit to start a new band with T. Gerald LeVert's Passing 🙏🏾: On November 10, 2006, Gerald LeVert was found unresponsive in his bed at his house in Cleveland, Ohio. Initial reports stated that Gerald LeVert had died of an apparent heart attack, but the autopsy report conducted by the Cuyahoga County coroner's office concluded that Gerald LeVert's death was caused by a fatal combination of prescription narcotics and over-the-counter drugs. The drugs in his bloodstream included the narcotic pain relievers Vicodin, Percocet, and Darvocet, along with anxiety medication Xanax and two over-the-counter antihistamines. The autopsy also revealed that Gerald LeVert had pneumonia. The official cause of death was acute intoxication, and the death was ruled accidental. Gerald LeVert was 40 years old. Following the disclosure of Gerald LeVert's cause of death, a family spokesman stated that all the drugs found in Gerald LeVert's bloodstream were prescribed to the singer. Gerald LeVert was taking the pain medication because of chronic pain from a lingering shoulder problem and surgery in 2005 to repair a severed Achilles tendon. Awards 🏆: Gerald LeVert won a 2008 Grammy Award for the Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance for his single, "In My Songs". Gerald LeVert's brother and former founding LeVert group member Sean LeVert accepted in his late brother's behalf. On August 17, 2013 in his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio Gerald LeVert was inducted into the 2013 class of the Rhythm and Blues Music Hall of Fame along with The O'Jays. Gerald LeVert Albums 📀: Private Line (1991) Groove On (1994) Father And Son w/ Eddie Levert (1995) Love & Consequences (1998) G (2000) Gerald's World (2001) The G Spot (2002) Stroke of Genius (2003) Do I Speak For The World (2004) In My Songs (2007) Something To Talk About w/ Eddie Levert (2007) LeVert Albums 📀: I Get Hot (1985) Bloodline (1986) The Big Throwdown (1987) Just Coolin' (1988) Rope A Dope Style (1990) For Real Tho' (1993) The Whole Scenario (1997) LSG Albums 📀: Levert.Sweat.Gill. (1997) LSG2 (2003) Some good Gerald LeVert songs 🎶: Private Line, Can U Handle It, Answering Service, I'd Give Anything, Mr Too Damn Good To You, How Many Times, School Me, That's The Way I Feel About You, Funny, Baby U Are, Can't Help Myself, Wind Beneath My Wings, Thinkin' Bout It, U Got That Love, Breakin' My Heart, Already Missing You, Taking Everything, Curious (w/ LSG), My Body (w/ LSG), That's What Love Is (w/ Miki Howard), Just One Of Them Things (w/ Keith Sweat), A Rose By Any Other Name (w/ Teena Marie), Cassanova (w/ LeVert), Pop Pop Pop Pop Goes My Mind (w/LeVert), Just Coolin' (w/ LeVert), Baby I'm Ready (w/ LeVert), Pull Over (w/ LeVert), My Forever Love (w/ LeVert), Smilin' (w/ LeVert), Sweet Sensation (w/ LeVert), Let's Go Out Tonight (w/ LeVert) and Addicted To You (w/ LeVert). Fun Fact 🕵🏾‍♂: Gerald LeVert's father- Eddie LeVert, is a founding member of the classic R&B/Soul group The O'Jays.

You reacted to the dads music before. Eddie Levert was in the Ojays. RIP to Gerald, Eddie is still kicking

Love this song thank for playing this request I requested you should do LeVert Casanova. The Gerald LeVert and his brothers

There's nothing better than an father an son hanging together. If you have a great father love him because you don't get but 1. Take it from a daddy's boy when he's gone you want no which way to turn.

This is my favorite collab between them, but my mom loved "Already Missing You", another classic!

Please check out another of their father-son duets: "Wind Beneath My Wings".

RACHELL FERREL 'With Open Arms" vocals are amazing! Too many ppl sleeping on her talent.

Definitely a classic

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