Our Reaction To | The Delfonics “Didn’t I Blow Your Mind” Heart Melt REACTION😍

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[@loudelk99]

One of the most soulful breakup songs ever written.

[@motherearth7508]

Beautiful! Breaks my heart that we don't have music like this anymore. Thank God for KZbin!

[@alanfizzypop9607]

Those guys had it all a class act

[@richard3536]

Love this song . I was in Vietnam when I first heard it .

[@bigdaddyeb56]

I was Raised Up with MOTOWN Music, But I have to say that the Delfonics and other Groups from Philly had it going On ! Love Your Reactions

[@GrowingUpJersey]

Motown had the 50s but Philly owned the 70s!

[@cathykent8866]

I was born back in the day music was smooth and have a message and you could understand ever word they were singing

[@Mikem-rl4jd]

Fabulous summer night memories from my youth

[@pnojazz]

You two are very authentic. Subscribed!❤

[@lindakilby2979]

Love the Delfonics … one of my fav groups. RIP Poogie ❤ (lead singer and great song writer)

[@GwenByrd-d4k]

Thats the lead singers brother singing at first.

[@crsounddoctor4937]

This is an all time great love song that was and is for the ages!!!

[@TroysPop]

One of the sweetest sounding soul groups from the 70's. Just imagine what the choreography would have been like back then if singers had headsets and didn't have to be married to that microphone.

[@samolevski1119]

Despite not having Soul Train here in the UK we still got to hear all the fantastic sounds from Philly, Motown, Stax etc A great time to be growing up Keep up the good work and keep on smiling 😊

[@cindyweir9645]

That Philly sound, I love it and what a soulful song by The Delfonics such a classic

[@chuckyanus3563]

One of my crushes when I was a young guy in the 70s was Pam Grier. Fell for her a second time in “Jackie Brown” when she put this on her record player. Great scene and great song.

[@naturemom57]

such an amazing song love love love love ❤️

[@bertc2314]

Rest in Paradise "Poogie Hart!!

[@cshubs]

I'm not afraid to admit that I became a fan of The Delfonics because of "Jackie Brown." Awesome flick!

[@windsorkid7069]

Always loved this song since I first heard it on an oldies radio station.

[@stevewalter517]

The philly sound ❤

[@themajicman745]

I wish you will take another beautiful soulful dedication to you two by BLUE MAGIC called "What's Come Over Me" It's GOOD!!! The Delfonics also had another jam just as good as the one you just played called "La La La Means I Love You" They were known for their classic slow jams. They had a lot more...believe me!

[@helgar791]

I loved this cut, but I loved their other big hit "La La La La Means I Love You" even more. Give that a listen.

[@jackbutler2989]

Guys, thanks a million this brings me way back when I was the only kid to be listening 🎶 to American Black music. Everyone else was listening to The Beatles, The Stones, and so on. These are greatest sounds from the 60s/70s don't know where music went wrong but these groups and songs will go on FOREVER 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇨🇮

[@bluesguy6380]

More 70's soul please

[@princedejour2686]

I hit a sub for you guys! This is why I say Old School R&B is the greatest music ever created!!

[@MIxxEDREACTIONS0520]

♥️♥️

[@markheineman7757]

Love Y'all.

[@MIxxEDREACTIONS0520]

Aww We Love You Too♥️

[@blitztim6416]

Great song. Soul Train was the bomb! 😎

[@irvinriley1448]

They won a Grammy for this song

[@54nomore]

They (The Delfonics) were one of the greatest groups to come out of Philadelphia International Studios ever. The Sound of Philadelphia (TSOP) was the best Rythm & Blues/Soul sound back in the 70's. They usurped the sound of Motown back then. You had great groups like: The Stylistics. The Moments. The O'Jays. The Pretenders. Blue Magic. Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes with Teddy Pendergrass. McFadden and Whitehead. The Three Degrees. All these groups were from the Philadelphia International Studios Label that ruled back in the 70's.

[@maggynewtown3500]

Blue Notes. The O'Jays, etc. All backed by MFSB.

[@davidmazon7516]

Memories of the '70s back in the varrio. First thing I noticed in the crowd was how skinny everybody was in those days.

[@deezbeats9546]

If you enjoy the Delfonics, I think you will surely like similar groups such as (Blue Magic), (The Chi-Lites), (The Stylistics), (The Dramatics), and (Bloodstone)

[@tedkay3750]

check out the TEMPREES..deticated to the one i love! 70's was slamming LOVE ALL OVER THE RADIO!!

[@CarlosVazquez-k7m]

Respect 💯🙏🌟👊🤜🤛🙏

[@mauricecole1196]

Philly Soul gave Motown a run for the money back in the day.

[@percivalmoncrieffe2927]

They are from phlidelphia

[@davidjackson8659]

Did you know that the Delfonics with the first recording group that started out signal sound International recording studio in Philadelphia I bet you didn't know that

[@maggynewtown3500]

It was Sigma Sound Studios. At 212 N. 12th Street. Google it.

[@Lfg117]

Forgot I heard this on CKLW radio as a kid. First half of the 70s soul music? Stop playin'. 🔥

[@maggynewtown3500]

Yes! CKLW. Canadian radio right across the river from Detroit. Could be heard throughout the US Midwest. Very influential on the popular music scene.

[@pmccservices]

The Big 8!

[@ledellsmithjr.2594]

Dramatics do it to My heart y'all should hear that one

[@percivalmoncrieffe2927]

Producer thom bell

[@fancy4865]

Classic 1960s!!!

[@feferosette]

I love this song.

[@MIxxEDREACTIONS0520]

🥰🥰

[@theresagallagher9161]

The BeeGees liked the Delfonics and Stylistics and if you listen to the high notes and harmonies you can hear where the BeeGees got it from.

[@LuvWFT]

They just don't do it like this anymore. I am so glad I grew up in a time when love songs like this were on the radio.

[@percivalmoncrieffe2927]

The lead singer is randy cain

[@LR2894h]

That obviously was lip synched for the tv show, but imagine how good this was Live!

[@percivalmoncrieffe2927]

This song was written by thom bell and William heat

[@maggynewtown3500]

William Hart.

[@justmefl7045]

Yes! You can't improve on the classics. Played this one in my days on the road.

[@RonBryantCutnEdgeCartoonsandGG]

Yall kill me

[@TheGreatGig73]

When music took you away to a great place.

[@marios2150]

Jackie Brown

[@michaelturner7324]

Check out lying to myself by the delfonics

[@JosephRoots-ti4dx]

Can y'all do a react video to The Delfonics I'm Sorry

[@texvor6949]

Like your reaction but its too bad the version you reacted to isnt the original soul train version. This version someone recorded the track over the original audio. In the soul train original when the delfonics start their dance routine the crowd starts to cheer. They also start clapping after they finish the song which you cant hear in this version. The delfonics sung it live and is pitch perfect to the recorded song. I think yt got rid of the original soul train clip years ago which is a shame.

[@shelbys6572]

Why do you laugh at "old skool" 60's music??? it was a heck of a lot better than the crap that put out today! Have some respect