The Greatest Duo To Ever Exist | The Untold Truth Of Gamble & Huff | PIR Chronicles Ep 13

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[@WBPTV]

I placed The OJays Songs In The Wrong Slots (For The Love Of Money and Back Stabbers)

[@sandramorris420]

No Problem young man/WBPTV

[@marvinwhittaker]

No problem brotha

[@paytonbf1]

I noticed that too! LOL! No worries! We know where you are coming from!

[@SpecialKS]

@@paytonbf1 992 Arguments, I'm sick of you

[@NDsHouse70]

Plus That Wasn't The Soul Train Theme. Love Your Content!

[@kamronrhodes5151]

Kenneth Gamble Leon Huff are Pioneers

[@saj8]

Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff are the blueprint of what music producers should be.

[@thankthelord4536]

Love the Philly sound forever.

[@keynind2905]

There is not enough time that I can talk about all the hits of this duo. From The O'Jays, The Jones Girls, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Patti LaBelle, Billy Paul and the list goes on... They are the biggest inspiration for Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis... but these dudes were AWESOME!

[@bunnyoneful]

Intruders

[@marvinwhittaker]

I love Philly soul sound. Keep them coming man.

[@elMaxx5]

Can't rank Detroit and Philly. Both phenomenal. Ojays So Full of Love.

[@alexandradillard2077]

@@elMaxx5 You left out Memphis 😉! Stax was also phenomenal. All three companies were in a class of their own.

[@autumnsmom1117]

Mr. Kenneth Gamble and Mr. Leon Huff were two (2) greats in the musical game. Thanks, WBPTV for showcasing these two (2) Philadelphia International Records giants. 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼 When it comes to songs, by these two, I'll say all! They produced and wrote many, Many, MANY cuts. Detroit and Philly both produced great music. Detroit just made the world take notice first.

[@bsmith9506]

Detroit had the muscle.😉

[@gregorygriffin6341]

Now THESE GUYS were the perquisite to Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis and LA Reid & Babyface. They had a distinguished sound, wrote memorable lyrics (well...perhaps McFadden & Whitehead could/should be credited), racked up hit after hit, and turned artists into superstars. They were the duo you could bet on.

[@alexandradillard2077]

Well said!

[@FranklinWilson-ev9dq]

Honestly, Far Too Many,Too Name! They Were That, Prolific!!!!!!!!!!

[@kamronrhodes5151]

Wake up Everybody

[@bobgrayson6220]

This is a great piece on 2 Great Black Musical Geniuses !

[@sandramorris420]

“One of The Best SONGWRITERS AND PRODUCTION DUO,” that’s Kenneth Gamble & Leon Huff.!!!!! Favorite songs by G&H are, If You Don’t Know Me By Now and Love Train.Both of them are GREAT, hard to choose one.

[@mmane257]

legends!

[@autumn975]

Legends 😊

[@michele462]

They are one of the best song writing duo. Thank you WBPTV for this great video ❤

[@paytonbf1]

Gamble & Huff are 2 of the greatest song writers and producers of all time. Even my personal favorite music producers of all time, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, hold Gamble and Huff in high regard. I don't have an actual favorite song by Gamble and Huff, as they have written so many great songs. Some of my favorite songs by them are: "Backstabbers", "If You Don't Know Me By Now", "Enjoy Yourself", "Wake Up Everybody", "Get Up, Get Down, Get Funky, Get Loose", and "Close The Door"! I believe that Detroit produced the best music, overall. But Philly was right there with Motown, especially in the 70's!

[@marcb4364]

This is musical history we all need to know. Im Glad I found this channel.

[@nursemcfarlane6655]

Motown for the international. Philadelphia International for the people. Both music royalty. Mr. Huff and Gamble rolled up their sleeves everyday and worked. The African American/Black community should do more to bring their names to the blueprint of what is right.

[@JohnAlston-ib2ij]

Motown own the 1960's . Philadelphia own the 1970's

[@bobgrayson6220]

Motown was still great in the early 70s... But when Berry Gordy produced the Diana Ross movies Lady Sings the Blues and Mahogany, he fell in love with Hollywood and he lost interest in Motown ! He moved Motown to LA and that was the beginning of the end ! Plus Norman Whitfield was fighting with the Temptations and when he left Motown... The Temptations never had another hit ! But Norman Whitfield kept putting out hits like his iconic songs for Rose Royce ! And the soundtrack hit Car Wash for the movie Car Wash... So Berry Gordy preferred the glamour of Hollywood over the grind of the music business... He's still living in Beverly Hills today !

[@generalinformation3507]

You forgot to mention their work with Phyllis Hyman. They just put out phenomenal music🎶🔥🎤

[@SpecialKS]

Ok, I love Philly and Motown back in the day but I'm from the Chi and so that's who I'm going with. Do a video on Curtis Mayfield 😊

[@WBPTV]

The King Of Chicago Soul | The Untold Truth Of Curtis Mayfield kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5OQgmuEr5p4Z9k

[@SpecialKS]

@@WBPTV thank you, going to watch right now!

[@dappdaddy33]

…GREATEST writers EVER not close💯✔️👑…along with/ Thom Bell and others created greatest collection of music ever Philly Sound💯✔️😎👑…..

[@practice_Chinese_yoga]

Loved it!

[@willf.5608]

Below is my list of great songwriting teams since 1960..Not necessarily in order of greatness and the list does not contain any solo writers..What teams did I leave out?..Who is the greatest? 1) Holland/Dozier/Holland 2) Lennon/ McCartney..Beatles 3) Gamble/Huff 4) Jagger/Richards..Stones 5) JimmyJam/Lewis 6) JimmyPage/ Plant .Led Zep 7) NileRodgers/Edwards..Chic 8) Ashford/Simpson 9) Fagen/Brecker..Steely Dan 10) Burt Bacharach/Hal David

[@BelovedStreetsOfAmericaT-vv2le]

awesome crew as well as thom Bell. Produced some of the greatest hits of all time

[@kendu1327]

Philly all day, any O jays song

[@daazdmc491]

The Soul Train theme from 1974 (TSOP) that you played wasn't MFSB, That was another Soul Train intro from the 80s.

[@troygaspard6732]

They produced Laura Nyro's cover album Its Gonna Take A Miracle.

[@TirraOmilade]

This was awesome. Thank you!

[@johngrier4331]

My favorite song by them is, Love is Here, by the group, The Futures.

[@kamronrhodes5151]

Both

[@georgecherry1536]

Heartbreak Hotel by the Jacksons and of course Philly.

[@frankiehunter.]

No one mentioned their No. 1 hit "You'll Never Find Another Love Like" sang by Lew Rawls. This is Gamble &Huff best song.

[@zghani2410]

If they aren't already, Gamble and Huff should be in the music history books! Their songs are timeless. It's tough to pick a favorite, but If I were to pick 2, it would be HM & The Blue Notes' (featuring TP & Sharon Paige) " You Know How to Make Feel So Good" and TP's "Come Go With Me".

[@errolhobson1653]

I've always maintained that Philadelphia sound is and will always be SWEETER!!

[@shawndiggz8904]

Thank you bringing back the intro. Why was Love Train & For The Love of Money mixed?

[@WBPTV]

That’s My Fault For Not Double Checking My Work

[@ferdinandfrancis9673]

@@WBPTV Do a piece on the late song writer Linda Creed.

[@ccfunk1]

Bad Luck & anything by the O'Jays

[@alexandradillard2077]

Talk about diverse! These men did it all - soul, jazz. I bought Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes album not for If You Don’t Know Me By Now, but for Be For Real. I believe that if Phyllis Hyman had lived, she would’ve soared under their label. Did anyone ever read the book “A House On Fire: The Rise and Fall of Philadelphia International Records”? I was in Philly earlier this month. It was my first time visiting, and wanted to see Philadelphia International Records. To my disappointment, it no longer exists, as a museum, that is.

[@jaysonvalles]

My favorite song he wrote is IF YOU DONT KNOW ME BY NOW, ME AND MRS JONES and Philadelphia is the best

[@michaelcoffey7362]

Nice 😊

[@cinnamonspice4389]

Cowboys to girls, when will I see you again, together, close the door, the love I lost, and many others. Philadelphia bebe

[@gwarren6386]

Someone said that when Teddy Pendergass had the accident, they went in and took everything as if he were dead.

[@bluetheory2]

Wow

[@nursemcfarlane6655]

Someone is who? YOU!

[@ferdinandfrancis9673]

@@nursemcfarlane6655 🤣

[@normanbrown9225]

VERY NICE but What About PHYLLIS HYMAN?❤

[@kamronrhodes5151]

Now Teddy Pendergrass

[@DarrylJackson-o2g]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iorLmIB_br-rY8ksi=FeUlED1TX_NNxQ5f That's the actual TSOP by MFSB (Soul Train Theme.) I'm a big fan of these documentaries. You do a great job and I love the artists you've been showcasing lately. Gamble and Huff's music was the soundtrack of my childhood. I'm so glad you covered them. Thank you for doing what you do 👍

[@aubreytaylor7942]

That soultrain song was the WRONG SONG...That was the Whispers soultrain song

[@JohnAlston-ib2ij]

Candy and the Kisses "The Eighty one" was written by Jerry Ross and Kenny Gamble

[@ferdinandfrancis9673]

Love that song.