MANHATTANS TRIBUTE PART 1 ON CHANCELLOR OF SOUL'S SOUL FACTS SHOW

[@sheilapalmer9539]

You are so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so awesome

[@sandramorris420]

Real Music! " The Harmony was Amazing." One Of The Best Groups Ever!!!!

[@sheilapalmer9539]

You are so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso deep

[@sheilapalmer9539]

You go

[@frederickmayner5631]

Thank you Mike for your concise history of the Manhattans. I grew up in Jersey City and attended Lincoln High and PS 22 school where Phillip Terrell Flood was a teacher of mine, which we are still friends to this day. I also knew the group after Gerald became a member. Again thank you for taking me down memory lane 😌

[@mikeboone9186]

Hi Frederick. Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Phil Terrell is an amazing singer. Thanks again !

[@MissGNX]

Glad to see you’re back👍🏾

[@mikeboone9186]

Hi Miss GNX. Thank you so very much!

[@neldab2]

Loved the content

[@bigsonny07]

Great job! Unsung largely side stepped the Smitty era, so I appreciate you giving us the whole story.

[@houseofmol6627]

Simply AWESOME!

[@annabarnfield9068]

Good to have you back! Love your vids ❤

[@mikeboone9186]

Hi Anna. Thank you so very much ! God Bless.

[@lyndajay4407]

"Follow Your Heart" was THEE Cut !!!

[@constantineandthecalloperators]

Great as always! Please do an episode about Tyrone Davis!!!

[@jettajackson31]

Can you do a docu on each of the members separately or just go more into detail about them looking more into theirs lives please

[@oldskoolmusicforever0724]

WINNER WINNER WINNER!!!!

[@mauricewilliams8609]

Hey my brother how you doing I hear fingertips on the flute that was Stevie Wonder's big hit in the '60s I met Stevie he did my best friend I'm from New York City so was she she helped him on some of his albums

[@deborahmccoy3837]

Follow Your Heart Was The The Song That Put The Manhattans On The Map; This Group Sang Smooth, Sexy Ballards That The Public Took Notice To. The Rest is History

[@marvelousmartian5379]

Great job! I love their Carnival tunes and new nothing of the De Luxe recordings but by the sound of what I heard, I didn't miss anything! I must say though, the transition from George Smith to Gerald Alston was probably the smoothest in music history! Very interesting story how that all came about. My favorites would have to be SEARCHING FOR MY BABY and I'M THE ONE LOVE FORGOT. George was excellent when it came to laying on the sympathy!

[@mauricewilliams8609]

PS I met the Manhattans at the Apollo Theater in the 70s that's when they had just got Gerald Austin wow that was a long time ago I spoke to them on the radio we had some laughs together

[@johnnyt8729]

Any soul facts on Don Julian & the Larks

[@neldab2]

Was bivens Part of modern day bivens?

[@altonslaughter3083]

Was in army at the time

[@walterbell8000]

The only hit I remember is Fever that’s little Willie’s hit.

[@kevinharper1688]

Tito home boy out NJ NJ city

[@kevinharper1688]

Who.wad in.know.u.know who

[@walterbell8000]

I grew up in this era none of these were hits. Play some songs that were hits. Too far into this post to no have heard any hits from the 70’s. Where’s the hits from the Manhattan’s. Crap