CLYDE MC PHATTER STORY PT 2 ON SOUL FACTS SHOW

[@houseofmol6627]

As always....THANK YOU Mike Boone aka Chancellor of Soul!!!

[@eliortegajr9710]

Great video! Thanks Chance B ! Clyde Mc Phatter..RIP

[@kellypeterson2625]

Great show! Clyde was a great great singer who deserves to be better known.

[@tonydialsr7190]

Thank you so much for this program I remember Mr. Clyde McPhatter. He appeared in Cleveland ,Ohio at a club named the MUSIC BOX. he was excellent . I worked at one time with the Smokey Robinson and The Miracles. I will never forget Smokey talking about going to the FOX THEATER in DETROIT MICH. He stated that seeing him inspired their efforts.

[@1967thunderthumbs]

Ive been the bass guitarist fir Bill Pinkney and The Drifters,and Bill use to to tell me stories about those days,love the ahow lots and lots of mucical knowledge

[@crankyshay3093]

Rest in peace Clyde thanks for sharing your great talent with us you are missed and loved THANKS AGAIN CLYDE

[@brianrocks2087]

The true father of rock and roll before it became mainstream around the world, Alan Freed named it after him.

[@anthonygretton1889]

Thank you for a wonderful video of the original Drifter . RIP Clyde Mcphatter. Without your input we may never have had soul music.

[@crankyshay3093]

He has a very awesome voices. He's amazing. I love his music. Especially with the drifters

[@raylopez7622]

What a great performance thing man rest in peace

[@13sweets1313]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and the wonderful voice of Clyde Mc Phatter with us.Yes, thank God His beautiful voice & music lives on!!!!

[@mbsunlimited]

Rest In Peace,Clyde!

[@davidharrison3399]

Class talent , rip.................. Great video.

[@Passionate4music1]

My mom loved her some Clyde McPhatter when he did A Lover’s Question. She wore that 45 out among others. He was immensely talented and good looking 👑❤️

[@alexforest1]

I remember my dad brought that 45 record home amongst others and we played that song A Lover’s Question “out to a fair thee well”.

[@kenwilliamsvoice]

Amazing how drastically music changed from 1959 to 1970. How many singers survived that transition? Not many I'll bet....

[@timmy841212]

Some could transition, many couldn't unfortunately.

[@sofumba]

Yes, but Gladys Knight & the Pips, The Isley Bros, Curtis Mayfield & The Impressions (including Jerry Butler), Quincy Jones, Ray Charles, and ARETHA, were among those who weathered the storm...WELL!

[@traum640]

@@sofumba Thanks saved me sometime

[@alexforest1]

Really not many…Ben E.King from the Drifters was a exception and several others, and I think he came later.

[@AtlantaAngel84]

Clyde had a great smile. Sad that he was so depressed.

[@alexforest1]

I totally agree! He had a beautiful voice that was distinctive and pure. He diction was so impeccable.

[@youyong28]

"A Lover's Question" was also a top ten pop hit on the Billboard chart.

[@barroningram7286]

Such a sad story in the end

[@djhrecordhound4391]

Lover Please was on a K-tel 8-track my parents had when I was little, and I've been a fan of Clyde ever since!

[@bobaldo2339]

Clyde was so wrong to think he had been forgotten! Meanwhile, I wonder if Mike Boone has done a show on Nolan Strong? If not, I would love to se him do it.

[@johneyon5257]

fascinating - thank you

[@ahmad.tillery.1987]

RIP Clyde McPhatter

[@melvinfranklin1539]

Great singer

[@karenwhittington7700]

All I can say it I Love you Clyde

[@wonderfilled6048]

Wish you added live performances in these....

[@alexforest1]

Clyde McPhatter needed to have a strong supportive base with proper management he might have made it many more years. Let’s face it he was a very talented artist and handsome. This was a very thorough biography. He really needed some mental health care.

[@bluenote824jones7]

Thanx this is great

[@a1artist]

It was worth the wait to see your wonderful review of this great legacy part 2.. Always looking forward to see all of your professional shows!

[@Classic63]

a1artist Thank you so much a1 artist !

[@sandrakilgore7616]

I was truly a fan of Clyde McPhatter. I loved his music and I still do today. I wrote to him twice and I received a response to both. I still have one but I'm not sure where the other is.

[@sandrakilgore7616]

I was truly a fan of Clyde McPhatter. I loved his music and I still do today. I wrote to him twice and I received a response to both. I still have one but I'm not sure where the other is.

[@sandrakilgore7616]

I was truly a fan of Clyde McPhatter. I loved his music and I still do today. I wrote to him twice and I received a response to both. I still have one but I'm not sure where the other is.

[@maryoutain2798]

Always loved Clyde McPhatter. How could he think he had no fans left? His is a sad story. A great singer with a unique voice. ❤❤

[@MsCandy1967]

Great video.

[@cozycool3505]

Another great show you put together , where would we be without you ? Why is it that no one else tried to do this 15 years ago?

[@levirawls4462]

you donnot tell about the origin of the second group (the drifters) with Ben E. King. where and how was that group started? I heard they wrer discovered at the Apollo, and they had some other name. they was not called the drifters at that time...

[@marvelousmartian5379]

He must have suffered from some medical depression for him to think that his fans didn't appreciate him! Other than getting that stamp , he could have lived to get his "flowers" as they say.

[@MadredeAgua9]

Rock legend Gene Pitney credited Mr McPhatter as his inspiration and modeled his style after Clyde. Check out the great Bobby Darin playing piano for Clyde--it's on You Tube. A heartfelt shout out to my late cousin Mickey. When he was alive I went to visit him and his lovely wife Tania. We went looking thru his vast record collection and three 78's popped up: LaVern Baker's TWEEDLEE DEE, Louis Armstrong's WHEN IT'S SLEEPYTIME DOWN SOUTH and Clyde McPhatter's LONG, LONELY NIGHTS. Mickey told me he didn't have a turntable that played 78 records and when I said that I did, he handed the discs to me and said, "Enjoy!" I still have them.

[@LadyDuchess]

Knowing how Clyde died and his struggle with alcoholism & depression makes his song “Little Bit of Sunshine” a lil painful to listen to (although I still love it). 😢

[@weotalks2810]

He GOT HIS STYLE FROM REV.CLAUDE JETER OF THE SWAN SILVERTONES FATHER OF FALSETTO. CLYDE WAS A GREAT, BUT MAKE NO MISTAKE "SAM COOKE" HAD NO EQUAL.RIP CLYDE RIP

[@crankyshay3093]

When Clyde did that Christmas song he did his thing Sam couldn't be touched. He had a great voice

[@sofumba]

Clyde was an awesome Tenor as well, but SAM couldn't be touched!!!

[@jamesjones6359]

I agree whole heartedly, Sam Cooke was the greatest singer of all time. Period.

[@wsrfradioplanet7036]

Clyde was a tenor, not a falsettist!

[@Frnk_3]

I’d always said to myself, if only Clyde had been picked up by Motown. Even though he was 8-10 years older than the rest of them I feel like he would’ve been great as a replacement for Eddie Kendricks in the Temptations or even just as a solo artist.

[@JaySmith-mz7vg]

I couldn't imagine him joining another group lol at all. & Motown was absolutely horrible at promoting male solo acts, especially in the 60's

[@jamesjones6359]

Clyde Mc Phatter was a great singer, but Sam Cooke was unequivocally, the greatest singer of all time.

[@Darrell1019]

So sad.

[@alejandrojests7390]

What is the music played over the end credits?

[@robertpea124]

Soul Serenade by King Curtis

[@jevan40]

What is the name of this song, the instrumental, that you played at the beginning at the end of these video?

[@traum640]

Edenwald Projests

[@hubertpounall1323]

Very sad this talented Artist has no confidence in himself.

[@himaxize]

it was a #3 hit not a # 1

[@keithchanner]

Not every hit reaches #1 to just have a song in the top 10 is a hit and achievement.