*First Time Hearing* The O'Jays- Cry Together|REACTION!!

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[@alispinner3930]

It's fun watching your reactions as a 70's baby. You have an old soul. Shalom sis!

[@Tessiefaye]

My favorite O'Jay song. I saw them 4 times in concert. They were fabulous.

[@harpergras]

These guys were always outstanding no matter what song they sang.

[@PhillipGreen-ob2my]

Thanks this is a beautiful love song ❤❤❤

[@Lilsparrow-of4pv]

It's called "SOUL"! Good reaction! ✌️😎

[@caroline___]

They are so good!

[@IceManLikeGervin]

A very nice tear jerking reaction 🥲! The O'Jays' are always going to put on a great performance 😁! I see 👁👁 that you have reacted to The O'Jays before: Forever Mine, Stairway To Heaven, Love Train, For The Love Of Money, Use Ta Be My Girl and Backstabbers. Cry Together was released as the third single from The O'Jays' 1978 album: So Full Of Love. It was written and produced by Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff. The song didn't chart. This live performance is from August 19, 1978, on the television show Soul Train. Lyrics 📝: You know, me and my woman We’ve been goin’ through a lot of changes for about six months or so It’s been real hard to talk to one another You know a relationship ain’t nothin’ without communication How we were lying in bed, the both of us lookin’ at the ceiling overhead Eyes wide open about three O'clock in the mornin’ I said, "Baby, we can’t go on this way" She said, "You’re right" I said, "I know you love me and I love you" Then we start holding each other And I felt a tear roll down my face Last night me and my woman We cried, cried together Said we cry, cry, cry We cry together, oh, oh Ain’t nothin’ wrong with you, no There ain’t nothin’ wrong with me, uh uh We’re not the only people in the world Who go through ups and downs All we have to do is talk We can work it out Oh, oh, let me kiss your eyes Let me wipe your tears away Let me hold you tight Tomorrow we’ll feel better ‘cause it’s a brand new day Oh, last night me and my woman We cried together Said we cry, cry, cry, cry We cry together, oh, oh Now we had times when we'd laughed hearty We’d even go out on the town and we’d party, party, party Every day the sun doesn’t shine Sometimes it has to rain Just like we enjoy the pleasure We have to stand the pain Oh, let me kiss your eyes Let me wipe the tears away Oh, let me hold you close Let’s talk to each other, I wanna hear what you gotta say Oh, last night, sweet last night, me and my woman We cried together Said we cry, cry, cry We cry together, together And then we, and then we, and then we And then we made love, love, love, ooh Love like we never made love before You know we stopped huggin’ each other and kiss And I wiped the tears from my face And I'm love all over the place (Incomprehensible) Said we cry There's nothin’ wrong with you And there ain’t nothin’ wrong with me We’re not the only people in the world who go through ups and downs And changes and turn arounds The O'Jays Info 📰: The O'Jays are from Canton, Ohio and formed in 1958 while the group members; Eddie Levert, Walter Williams, William Powell, Bobby Massey and Bill Isles, were attending Canton McKinley High School. Originally known as "The Mascots" and then as "The Triumphs", the high school friends began their musical recording career with the song: "Miracles", in 1961 which was a moderate hit in the Cleveland area. In 1963, they took on the name: The O'Jays, in tribute to Cleveland radio disc jockey Eddie O'Jay who was part of the powerful management team of Frankie Crocker, Herb Hamlett and Eddie O'Jay. The O'Jays have released ten Gold Albums, with nine eventually going Platinum and ten No. 1 hits. The O'Jays made their first chart appearance with the minor hit song: "Lonely Drifter", in 1963, but reached their greatest level of success once Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, a team of producers and songwriters, signed them to their Philadelphia International label in 1972. With Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, The O'Jays, now a trio after the departures of both Bill Isles and Bobby Massey, emerged at the forefront of Philadelphia soul with the song: "Back Stabbers" (1972), and topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 1973 with the song: "Love Train". During the remainder of the 1970s, The O'Jays continued releasing hit singles including: "Put Your Hands Together" (Pop chart number 10), "For The Love Of Money" (Pop chart number 9), "Give The People What They Want", "Let Me Make Love To You", "I Love Music" (Pop chart number 5), "Livin' For The Weekend", "Message In Our Music" and "Darlin' Darlin' Baby (Sweet Tender Love)". Original group member William Powell 🙏🏾 passed away from cancer in 1977 at the age of 35. After adding Sammy Strain, from Little Anthony And The Imperials, The O'Jays continued recording new music and performing across the country. In 1978, the group released the song: "Use Ta Be My Girl", which was their final top five Pop chart hit though they continued placing songs on the R&B charts throughout the 1980s. The O'Jays' success was not confined to the United States as they also logged nine hit singles in the United Kingdom between 1972 and 1983 including four tracks that reached the top 20 on the UK Singles Chart. Their 1987 album: Let Me Touch You, was a breakthrough of sorts and included the number 1 R&B hit song: "Lovin' You". Though they continued charting on the R&B charts in the late 1980s and early 1990s The O'Jays never again achieved mainstream pop success. Eddie LeVert's two sons, Gerald and Sean, formed the R&B group: LeVert, in the 1980s and had a lot of success recording four platinum albums in the process. Gerald LeVert also had success as a solo artists as well as a part of the 1990s R&B group: L.S.G. (LeVert, Sweat, Gill), with Keith Sweat and Johnny Gill. In 1992 Eddie LeVert and his son Gerald LeVert recorded the song: "Baby Hold On To Me", which was a No. 1 R&B hit and reached No. 37 Pop on the charts. Eddie LeVert and Gerald LeVert would record two albums together: Father And Son (1995) and Something To Talk About (2006). Both of Eddie LeVert's sons have since passed away 🙏🏾. In 1992 Sammy Strain left the group and returned to Little Anthony And The Imperials. Sammy Strain's departure from the group was filled by Nathaniel Best (1993-1995) who was later replaced by Eric Grant (1995-2023). In the 1990s the group would release four albums but still remained a popular live in concert draw in American and internationally. The O'Jays would continue to tour and to record new music sporadically in the 2000s and 2010s with their most recent album being: The Last Word, which was released in 2019. In 2010, TV One produced an Unsung episode of The O'Jays musical career. Original group member Bill Isles 🙏🏾 passed away in North Carolina on March 25, 2019 at the age of 78. The O'Jays were among hundreds of artists whose original recording and visual material was destroyed in the 2008 Universal Studios Hollywood studio fire which was started when a worker used a blowtorch to warm asphalt shingles that were being applied to a facade then left before checking that all spots had cooled down. The following albums by the O'Jays have received RIAA platinum status indicating sales in excess of one million copies: Ship Ahoy, Family Reunion, Identify Yourself and So Full Of Love. Gold discs, signifying sales in excess of five hundred thousand copies (USA), were awarded by the RIAA for their singles: "Back Stabbers", "Love Train", "For The Love Of Money", "I Love Music", and "Use Ta Be My Girl". Also, for the albums: Back Stabbers, Ship Ahoy, The O'Jays Live In London, Survival, Travelin' At The Speed Of Thought, Message In The Music, Emotionally Yours and Family Reunion. The O'Jays have receive many honors bestowed upon them over the course of their career including: induction into the Vocal Group Hall Of Fame in 2004, induction into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 2005 and induction into the Rhythm And Blues Music Hall of Fame in 2013. Eddie LeVert's cousin is current NBA player Caris LeVert (Cleveland Cavaliers). The O'Jays, with a group lineup consisting of: Eddie LeVert, Walter Williams and Eric Grant, still perform their songs live on stage in 2024. ****CONTINUE BELOW****

[@IceManLikeGervin]

The O'Jays Group Members (*Original Member) 👨🏿‍🎤👨🏿‍🎤👨🏾‍🎤👨🏾‍🎤👨🏿‍🎤👨🏾‍🎤👨🏿‍🎤👨🏾‍🎤: *Bill Isles Eric Grant *Eddie LeVert Sammy Strain *Bobby Massey *William Powell Nathaniel Best *Walter Williams The O'Jays Honors and Awards 🏅: 4 Grammy Award Nominations 4 American Music Award Nominations 1990 American Music Award for "Best Duo" and "Best Group" 1991 NAACP Image Award for "Outstanding Vocal Group" 1992 NAACP Image Award - Hall of Fame Award 1993 Soul of America Award 1998 National Rhythm & Blues Foundation Pioneer Award 2001 Award for "Lifetime Commitment to the Community for service and beautiful sounds that continue to change the face of music" from 100 Black Men 2001 Award for "Supporting the UNCF", given to The O'Jays at the 18th Annual Mayor's Ball in Atlanta, Georgia United Negro College Fund Mask Award 2002 Soul Train Quincy Jones Award for "Outstanding Career Achievement in the field of Entertainment" 2003 Wall of Fame Honor in Canton, Ohio 2003 State of Ohio for Outstanding Achievements 2003 Mayors Citation from the City of Canton, Ohio 2003 Honorary Sheriff conferred on The O'Jays by The city of New Orleans 2004 Inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame 2005 Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2006 Grammy Hall of Fame for the songs "Love Train" (inducted 2006) and "For The Love Of Money" (inducted 2016) 2009 Black Entertainment Television Lifetime Achievement Award 2011 Trumpet Lifetime Achievement Award 2013 Inducted into the Rhythm And Blues Music Hall of Fame 2019 SoulTracks Lifetime Achievement Award The O'Jays DVDs 📽: The O'Jays Live In Concert (2010) The O'Jays Albums 📀: Comin' Through (1965) Soul Sounds (1967) Back On Top (1968) In Philadelphia (1970) Super Bad (1971) Back Stabbers (1972) Ship Ahoy (1973) The O'Jays Live In London (1974) Survival (1975) Family Reunion (1975) Message In The Music (1976) Travelin' At The Speed Of Thought (1977) So Full Of Love (1978) Identify Yourself (1979) The Year 2000 (1980) My Favorite Person (1982) When Will I See You Again (1983) Love And More (1984) Love Fever (1985) Let Me Touch You (1987) Serious (1989) Emotionally Yours (1991) Home For Christmas (1991) Heartbreaker (1993) Love You To Tears (1997) For The Love … (2001) Together We Are One (2004) Imagination (2004) Christmas With The O'Jays (2010) The Last Word (2019) Eddie LeVert Albums 📀: Father And Son w/ Gerald LeVert (1995) Something To Talk About w/ Gerald LeVert (2006) Some more good songs by The O'Jay's 🎶: I Love Music, Brandy (I Really Miss You), Put Your Hands Together, Livin' For The Weekend, Family Reunion, One Night Affair, Time To Get Down, I'll Be Sweeter Tomorrow (Than I Was Today), Put Your Hands Together, Survival, Don't Call Me Brother, Message In Our Music, Darlin' Darlin' Baby (Sweet, Tender, Love), Sing A Happy Song, What's Stopping You, So Nice I Tried It Twice, Let's Clean Up The Ghetto, Work On Me, Somebody Else Will, Girl Don't Let It Get You Down, Lovin' You, Serious Hold On Me, Just Another Lonely Night, Looky Looky (Look At Me Girl), This Time Baby, Hurry Up And Come Back, Give The People What They Want, I Just Want To Satisfy, You Got Your Hooks In Me, One In A Million (Girl), Take Me To The Stars, What Am I Waiting For, Miracles, When The World's At Peace, Have You Had Your Love Today, Deeper (In Love With You), Let Me Touch You, Help (Somebody Please), Strokety Stroke, Lipstick Traces (On A Cigarette), Sunshine, Sunshine (Part II), This Air I Breathe, Put Our Heads Together, How Time Flies, Emotionally Yours, Rich Get Richer, People Keep Tellin' Me, Heartbreaker, Ship Ahoy, Don't Let Me Down, If I Find Love Again, Never Break Us Up, Keep On Lovin' Me, Unity, Love And Trust, Never Been Better, Where Did We Go Wrong, Peace, I Want You Here With Me, We're All In This Thing Together, Your Body's Here With Me (But Your Mind's On The Other Side Of Town), Fading, Identify, Shattered Man, Feelings, Rainbow, Get On Out And Party, Extraordinary Girl, Those Lies (Done Caught Up With You This Time), You And Me, 992 Arguments, Lies, Keep On Pleasin' Me, She's Only A Woman, Let's Spend Some Time Together, So Glad I Got You Girl, Make A Joyful Noise, Travelin' At The Speed Of Thought, Baby You Know, Let It All Out, Out Of My Mind, People Keep Tellin' Me, Stand In For Love, Work On Me, Stand Up, Lonely Drifter, I Swear I Love No One But You, Desire Me, Let Life Flow, The Story Of My Heart, Dream Girl, I Miss You, Livin' For The Weekend, The Choice, A Prayer, Serious Hold On Me, Paradise, Look Over Your Shoulder and Lonely Rain. Fun Fact 🕵🏾‍♂: The O'Jays' 1978 song: "Brandy", has long been speculated by many fans to be about a woman. However, in 2013, the song's production team Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff revealed that the song was, in fact, written about a dog.

[@tonianthony3292]

O'jays anyti.e.Your next song should be Forever Mine by the O,Jay's you will love it too❤❤❤❤❤

[@Sheraytv]

I did that one lol

[@davidwaite7861]

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[@IceManLikeGervin]

Some reactions to consider 🤔: Carl Douglas- Kung Fu Fighting Live (Cal Vid YT channel), Rod Stewart- Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? (Official Video) or Queen- We Are The Champions (Official Video).

[@PHILLIPS8822]

They just retired from music and performing forever