Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes - Get Out And Let Me Cry You May Not Love Me
Review by Emily Gomez
The album "Get Out And Let Me Cry You May Not Love Me" by Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes is a soulful and emotional collection of songs that showcase the group's signature sound. The music is filled with powerful vocals, tight harmonies, and a strong sense of rhythm that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "If You Don't Know Me By Now," which features Harold Melvin's soulful vocals backed by the group's smooth harmonies. The song's lyrics are deeply emotional and relatable, making it a timeless classic that still resonates with audiences today.
Another highlight of the album is "I Miss You," a soulful ballad that showcases the group's ability to deliver heart-wrenching performances. The song's slow tempo and haunting melody create a powerful and emotional atmosphere that is sure to leave listeners feeling moved.
Album: Get Out And Let Me Cry You May Not Love Me
Rating: 5.0
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Get Out (And Let Me Cry) | ||
| You May Not Love Me |
Video
Melvin, Harold & the Blue Notes - You May Not Love Me - 1965
Get Out And Let Me Cry by Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
Harold Melvin & the blue notes - Get out ( and let me cry) Northern Soul .wmv
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Catalog Numbers
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- Single
- 45 RPM
- Promo
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Producer | Richard Barrett |
Notes
Black and silver Landa label variation. West coast Monarch pressing.Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Matrix side A): J-BNO-1X Virtue (delta symbol) 55456
- Matrix / Runout: (circled) MR J-BNO-2 Virtue (Delta) 55456X
About Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes
American R&B/Soul, Funk and Disco male vocal quintet from Philadelphia, PA.
Originally named from the mid-50s, they changed their name to "Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes" in the mid-60s. One of the original member then started his own group . Became one of the most popular soul acts of the Philly soul scene of the '70s. Throughout their career they underwent several line-up changes. In the mid-70s, they split again and another group revived the original bandname, , formerly the backing band behind the ex-drummer/new lead singer .
Name Vars
- H. Melvin & The Blue Notes
- H.Melvin & The Blue Notes
- H.Melvin And The Bluenotes
- HM
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- Harold Melvyn & The Bluenotes
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- Herold Melvin & The Blue Notes
- The Blue Notes
Aliases
- The Blue Notes
- The Harps
- The Original Blue Notes
- The Victors
Members
- Harold Melvin
- Teddy Pendergrass
- John Atkins
- Bernie Wilson
- Lloyd Parks
- Larry Brown
- Jerry Cummings
- Dwight Johnson
- William Spratley
- David Ebo
- Gil Saunders
Summary by Emily Gomez
Comments
Love this, just got goosebumps!
I remember when famed DJ Jocko Henderson played this song in 1964, he used to sing along with the record which used to make me crack up!
this is the record that got me into northern, cant say much more!
Love these guys ?
a great northern track wahooo;great to dance to brings it all back was popular in most clubs up and down the country in mid 70s ktf soulgray;
a beauty classic... that so cant be broken xthank you
Before 1972 : Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes. After 1972 : Teddy Pendergrass & The Blue Notes.
was being played at norv nites down south mid 70t's still a great toon
I am turning into my Mum , they don't make records like they use to , mum's our always right top tune , ✊
what a tune ????
