The grave of Teddy Pendergrass
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- čas přidán 30. 09. 2021
- Visiting the grave of one of music's greatest voices and thats the legendary Teddy P at the west laurel hill cemetery in Philadelphia.
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I am a Philly native and I was 10 years old when Teddy Pendergass accident occurred. My mother cried her heart out and played his music everyday all I remembered was his music at that age made my soul light up. So I started playing his music and loving every song
Teddy and my family were members of the same church Enon so when he passed I had the honor to go to his home going service which was massive like the life he lead! I love you Teddy Pendergass always you brought joy to my life and at 49 I still listen to “Wake up Everybody”every morning because it’s time to teach a new way♥️🙏🏾rest well…
I can't believe it, this dude got me fascinated with graveyards!
Yes it is "Cra Cra Craaaaazeeee!!!!" That I'm excited & watching his videos about graveyards! 😳 It's blowing "me" away!!! But for some reason, "I'm lovin' it!!!" And to know things about some of the artist, that "I" didn't know about them! The singers back in the day were the "BEST!!!" No music these days can top it at all!!!! Our station here has been going back to those ol' school songs!!! Now "THAT'S" when "MUSIC 'WAS' MUSIC!!!!" I can't believe I'm saying this! But "Thank You" for telling the history & "Showing" the gravesites! I L❤VE your videos! 💖💕💖💕💖
@@kandi34138 U said more than a mouthful, I cannot add anything further 💯
This video is full of little know and unknown information. What a outstanding walk.
I usually don't care for this type of things, but he gives a different perspective to grave sites. Been binge watching for a week now.
Mee too
I was 15 when I heard Teddy singing " The Love I Lost" and even today at the age of 64, when i play that song and hear Teddy singing it makes the hair on my neck stand up. I do have to confess that back when I was a teenager I used to rave about the great voice Harold Melvin had until I read it was the late great Teddy Pendergrass.
@Skygazer you said everything I’ve felt for years and years and years. I loved TKO do much but WOW when I heard the love I lost it just did something profound to me. That voice IN THAT SONG strummed the chords of my soul. He just knew what time do to make that song absolute magic. I’ve never ever forgotten that song. I remember thinking it was Melvin too. Took me a long time to discover it was teddy who gave them their unique sound. What an incomparable gift he had.
Yeah Harold was crooked for that
Yes. The Love I lost" ! What a fabulous song! Thank you for that reminder!
Teddy was an incredible talent! Such a beautiful cemetery to rest in.... the birds singing was such a nice thing to hear.
Was so talented and love,still listen to his music,bring soothing to my soul.
Had the chance to talk with Teddy when I was a customer service representative for a local company. We spoke for about 30 minutes. He was an absolute gentleman, very down to earth and intelligent too. Rest in peace my friend!!
What did you guys talk about ? 😂
STOP LYING!! YOU DESPERATE FOR ATTENTION?
tell me more
@@misslady1392 damn ur quick to get mad
@@kirai25 WHY ARE YOU CRYING ABOUT IT?
RIP😢....Back when performers actually had musical talent and worked hard.
@WinGate Mose you did a great job life and
times of. Teddy love to hear. him sing. He had a voice like a Night Gale .🐦.🐦 🦜🦜
Back then Motown music artist sung songs that had real meaning. They sung from deep down in their souls, and the wording related to both men and women's emotions. Love, tragedies, disappointments, happiness, sadness, etc.! They related to what was happening in your neighborhoods, and in your life. Thank God that we still have Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder, Smokey....who is usually the only one who is tours the most, Temptations....that have only one member from the original group still alive, the Four Tops....who also only have one member still alive from the original group, and Gladys knight....who'll be in concert at the Steven Tanger Center in Greensboro NC....in Nov.....
Man I could talk to you for hours I have worked in Philadelphia so R&B and I worked with him for Harold Melvin and the blue Notes, my one of my best friends was with Teddy before and after the accident and I have been a part-time Road manager for people like Jean Carne, Phillis Hyman, Michael Henderson, Norman Connors oh yeah I hope you read this Teddy was a very special person and his friend G Roberts who also works with pieces of a dream my buddies
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@WinGate Mose those are old singers these people today and the new genres singers better vocals and visuals and more entertaining
Saw Teddy in concert back in the day...one of the very BEST!!! Rest in Heavenly Peace the one and only Teddy! 💞
Gone too soon, he was one of the best my father loved his songs ,any how we all have to answer that call
@@ursullahouston9488 He lived another 28 years after the accident. He had other health issues and eventually died from colon cancer, I believe. Sure, 60 was way too soon but there's comes a time I'm sure when he just wanted to rest. He'd done so much, including his work with the quadriplegic studies (sorry I know that isn't what it's called). A wonderfully talented man. I'd wish him back if he could be healthy & pain free. If not, I hope he's resting well.
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“Some of us might not be here right now” !!! So true!!🤣❤️🥰 Thank you Teddy!
They don’t make music 🎶 like this anymore totally agree lamont
No they sure donot
Nope
BEAUTIFUL GRAVE SITE ! R..I..H. T P....MUCH LOVE...💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏😄🎤🎙🎙🎶🎼🎶🎙🎙GRA
Thank you for this video and the story surrounding his passing. I went on my junior prom with Pearl, Joanne, Jennifer and Melvin. I was the one with the car and we picked up Jennifer and Teddy last. I use to blow a little bit and Melvin had a singing group. Not long after getting in the car and after we were introduced, Jennifer told us that Teddy could sing and asked him to sing for us. We were blown away when we heard him. Soon after he started, Melvin joined in at 1st tenor and I sang baritone. That was over 50 years ago and I can still hear that sweet harmony and the sound of Teddy’s voice. God is good!
My daddy loves Teddy music. He would sing his songs all of the time.
Awesome ❤
All of the time 👍🏼😢❤️🍍
Teddy had a very nice voice he & my mom use to sing together all the time while he played the guitar ♥️
He wad a great performer en sexy guy.Love all his songs.
Love Teddy Pendergrass ❤️❤️❤️❤️ may his music never die
"It's a Joy", "This Gift of Life", "The Whole Towns Laughing at Me", "TKO", "Come on Over to My Place" and so many more are my favorite songs. Teddy .....you will NEVER be forgotten.
CLOSE THE DOOR , I DONT LOVE U ANYMORE
000
Never!!
Your my latest. My greatest
❤️❤️❤️❤️ I CANT LIVE
Lamont, you have found your niche. You visit graves that a lot of people are interested in but don't have the opportunity to visit. You're sincerely making people smile. You know. You do have a good heart!
Teddy had a voice that was unbelievable, greatest lead singer of all time
Once again Thank you Lamont for bringing me to see Teddy's resting place. It is a Beautiful grave. R.I.P. Teddy. Big Love from Dublin XXXXX
Thankyou for allowing us to see Teddy's resting place.
He was such a characteristic and beautiful man.
May he Rest in Eternal Peace.
He is still loved by so many. ❤🕊❤
This was amazing. Teddy Pendergrass had a voice of an angel. Thank you for the tour and paying respect to Teddy's grave.
Absolutely huuuuge thank you. Appreciate this, you did real good with this.
Love to you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
There will never be another Teddy Pendergast. I miss his music but thank God he left behind so much. With the blue notes and on his own, he was so gifted.
Yes he was very gifted😘
Mf "Pendergast"
Didn't even try
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Yes
Thank you for this video. Born 1980 I was a kid in the prime of his career. Flash forward to 2017 I stumbled on his song "Turn off the lights" I was MESMERIZED. Watching him on stage, he was so electrifying. I started looking for more of his songs and info. about him & discovered he had a tragic accident. When I saw him singing "In my time" in his wheelchair I cried like a baby, I was devastated that he went through such tragedy. I felt so connected to this amazing artist I never knew. REST IN PEACE FOREVER TEDDY. 🙏🏿
I still sing his songs. My dad would walk around the house singing his sons and he had his albums.
The voice of an angel. Rest in Peace and Power. We will always love you Teddy P. Your music will live forever❤
The great Teddy Pendergrass……RIP. You will never be forgotten.
Im only 20 but i'm an old soul. Growing up my dad always played Marvin Gaye, Teddy P, James Brown, Luther Vandross, Aretha Franklin, Bill Withers, Diana Ross, The Isley Brothers, Stevie Wonder; just to name a few. That era was the peak of music. The 60s to the 80s.
#ThatPart‼️🎶🎶🔥🔥
Blessings that you know what real love sounds like !!!
Luther Ingram
"If Loving You Is Wrong"
I Don't Want To Be Right...A Classic
1972
Still one of the greatest to sing with a voice totally in control,, R&B Teddy ,,, Gospel Mahalia Jackson,,,,
Same bro salute to you.. I’m only 18 as well
Thank you for taking the time to show us. I have always been fascinated with graveyards (so peaceful) so to be shown the grave of my favourite singer of all time is very moving. Called back to sing for God no doubt.
That last line you wrote was beautiful . 🥰
I'm African from Sierra Leone and we use to dance and enjoy his songs .May his soul rest in peace and we love you my brother
Teddy P. Amazing, one of the greatest R&B singers of all time. So sexy he would make you sweat! Very sad how things went. I was a nurse in the ICU when he had his second car accident. He was known around Philly to be very gracious and kind with people he encountered. I miss him and his music that could have been. RIP, Teddy. Philly loves you. 🙏♥️☮️
“I think I better let it go. Feels like another love TKO”. My mother loved him. Rest Easy Teddy.
Love the song "In My Time". R.I.P beautiful soul
We always love you Teddy thank you for these beautiful pure gold music they will live on for years and years to come.
Aww Lamont that is so nice, and kind he said he’s going to shine up Teddy’s Headstone..I’m sure he would absolutely Appreciate that for Sure.. Rest In Peace too a Ionic Legendary Legend..
When Teddy sang don’t leave me this way, it hurts me and I don’t want to leave I just want to come back inside the house.
According to my parents, a Teddy Pendergrass 8 track tape and the back seat of a 1977 Chevy Caprice are the 2 main reasons I exist.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My son exist bc I was renacting dalma hayeks tequila dance scene with his father, so this is extra real to me!!!
Now that’s good 😊 I’m glad you have that kind of relationship with your parents !!! It’s REAL !!! I’m sure lots of parents never told their children!! Blessings to you !
Lmao!
ha ha ha -- really ?
I loved Teddy and I still listen to his music everyday! I wish I was born a bit earlier he would’ve definitely been my man❤
A truly great singer and so sad to lose him when he brightened so many other lives throughout the world. Rest in Peace Teddy P.
I grew up listening to Teddy P.. His voice is still unmatched til this day. I miss you is still one of my favorite songs. Rest easy.
Me too!
Tho I agree, I felt Jaheim came the closest
I thought the same thing when Lamont mentioned he sang with Harold Melvin and The Bluenotes. I have a collector's edition cd of them and I Miss You is included with Teddy in the background.
A classic!
@@millinjefferson2895 Teddy sings lead on i miss you💜
@@millinjefferson2895 Teddy was the lead singer on I miss you
I Miss You by The Bluenotes is the ultimate heartbreak song. Teddy made you believe he was really going through some thangs bruh.
I listen to him while I work from home! I love true crime stories!!! And his voice is so relaxing!!
Thank you for this I just loved Teddy. I also used to work in a cemetery helping grieving families and designing granite memorials. Teddy has a beautiful marker. Just a note to anyone that has this shiny black granite for a family member, a little auto turtle wax and buff will keep the stone shiny and repel the things that make it look messy if you know what I mean. Hope this helps someone.
Teddy and David Ruffin - pure heart and soul. To me, 'If You Don't Know Me By Now' is the greatest vocal performance of all time.
Incredibly wonderful song.
Yes, it always made cry, beautiful souls, David and Teddy, miss you' all so much.
Beautiful and Truthful Song 👍💯
David Ruffin -- Gonna Walk Away
No Doubt About That. 💯✋👍
Omg, he was my favorite singer of all times, “ close The Door “ was my favorite! Very sad after his car accident paralyzed him. 😪♥️
Great video Lamont! My ex-husband, may he rest in peace, introduced me to Teddy Pendergrass music and also Al Green, who I really like too. Nothing like the music from back then!
Well we all miss this great man a lot but thank god for CZcams we can still see teddy doing his thang! Love him!🥰
I knew his uncle years ago through work. Before Teddy's accident. He'd tell us stories about him. Very talented singer. May he rest in peace. I'm not mad at you. They dont make music the way they used to and most music today is horrible.
@JS It's not really music!
@@millinjefferson2895 Exactly
Teddy's mother & father were both from kingstree s.c. Teddy dad was my uncle Jessie Pendergrass
@@arleatriceburroughs1455 Wow awesome. I can't remember the man's name. This was back in the 80's in NYC. He was an elevator operator in the bldg and he'd tell us about Teddy and how he could put away some food and other stories.
That's a very good documentary. Everything you said about Teddy keeps his memory alive. Even in death, I still love and admire his music. He was a legend. May his soul rest in peace.
Sundra You Haven Brought My Money To Me I'ma Press Charges Against You Don't Let Muharram Mess Up Ur Life Sundra That's My Retired Mennint
@@feliciaporter2030 ?---'
Love his music! And still do!
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Hi Lamont I love your videos you have a good sense of humor and respect of the people that are buried
Love how you’ve stayed with the salient facts, told his story very well. Respectful, telling it, how it was at the time, with the varying players. Good job 👏👏
What a singer. He was special to the world
Teddy was well loved by many people he was bless with a fabulous voice may GOD BLESS HIM 🙏
I so love Teddy! My daily quote " life is a song worth singing".my high school days in the late 70's his music really was the bomb! RiP Teddy.😪
"Where are all my friends?" Every time I hear this song, I begin to get partly cloudy ⛅️ with a chance of rain 🌧 . I miss you, Uncle Teddy. Keep on inspiring us with your music. Love you, big bro! 🥲
Thank you for sharing this. I’m a huge fan of Teddy Pendergrass. Teddy Pendergrass was definitely the ladies man, because whenever I’m listening to Teddy Pendergrass songs, i just melts like butter 🧈. R.I.P. Teddy Pendergrass, your number one ☝️ fan 4ever 🙏🏽🥲❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Had to make sure my lights are turned off! Teddy's voice giving me relapse about them lights, "TURN EM OFF!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I will never forget his medical donations he made to the bustamante children hospital in jamaica.it really benefited those sick children...thank you teddy..r.i.p
Thanks I didn't know that 🙏🙏🙏
I love all his songs 🎵 I never knew he donated to jamaica wow how nice
Wow! Every year I do a tribute but I didn't know that such a donation. I know "Turn off the light" was written in Jamaica by Gamble & Huff when the light went off and they had to light a candle. I love Teddy!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
yeah i remember that
Wow, I'm a Jamaican and i never knew this
Amazing overview story of Teddy P, I was blessed to see him perform in London with Stephanie Mills, singing “Feel The Fire”🔥 @ Hannersmith Odeon 1982 as a 22 year old drummer. One of the best shows ever. RIEP Teddy🙏🏾
Yes. Feel The Fire
Thank you! Good one!
There will never be a time in music history like when Luther Vandoss, Teddy Pendergast, Freddie Jackson Frankie Beverly, Peabo Bryson and a few more.
It was a time when singers sang - should I say, “Dey be sang in’”, without auto tune or tricks. They just opened their mouths and even angels got chills.
I only hope one day soon singing will come back again.
I would’ve added Donny Hathaway, but he was a decade or so earlier.
This was a super interesting vlog 👍 You’re a class act for cleaning up Teddy’s headstone, too. That shows a lot of respect.
Thank you for this beautiful tribute. Teddy Pendergras and his music means a lot to a great many people. When I'm feeling down he's there with his voice and when I'm feeling good Teddy Pendergras is there with me.....as the saying goes the very good die young. Teddy Pendergras legacy will live on. I truly hope the young of today discover his beautiful voice and words.
Teddy Pendergrass I loved your music you was truly blessed and blessed us all with your music..miss you R.i.P bro..
I love most singers from the 70's and 80's Isley Bros, Lionel Richie, Luther Vandross, Whitney Houston etc. There will NEVER be singers like the ones we once had.
Aww, you are an amazing person Lamont, the way you said you are coming back to him, to shine/ clean his headstone touched my heart and I had teardrops, not many people will do that to someone they have never met, Teddy will appreciate that alot, it shows the kind of human being you are, that is beyond being a fan. May God continue to bless and protect you always. Thank you.
Sam Cooke is one of my favorite R&B artists and such a grisly story his death is. So many artists of my time (60s and 70s) have left this earth. I mourn every time that I hear of another tragic loss. I still remember the night that John Lennon was murdered. Howard Cosell brought the tragic news to me while watching MNF. I remember Beatlemania and my dad telling me that “A year from now, no one will remember who they are”. Many years later I heard him playing “Yesterday” on the piano. I just smiled to myself as I listened and let the moment pass without reminding him of that statement years ago.
Sam Cooke predicted how he was going to die, listen to his song A Change Gonna Come.
@@kelvinmorris1991 It was very tragic and he was truly an intelligent man.
The first time I heard Yesterday was a remake from the group En Vogue. Then I learned it was a Beatles song. I listened to them and fell in love with them. My favorite song from them or John Lennon is Imagine. I play it to my kids.
@@kelvinmorris1991 I didn't catch it😮😮😮
After watching this I ended up down the Pendergrass rabbit hole, the accident you told us about was the only the second of 3 accidents he had. Such an interesting story, his life, as it seems to be the way with stars like him, great talents. Just discovered this channel and I really enjoy these videos and your storytelling. Big love from Essex, England.
You're 💯 correct on the music of today! They don't make music like they used to. All of the legendary artists that passed away, that was the most best music ever. What happens in his personal life, doesn't bother me one bit. Him and his music will continue on in my memory. Rest In Power Mr. Teddy P.
At least you acknowledge his death when he passed away the news hardly said anything. I loved most of his songs and all his hits as Harold and the Blue notes. R.I.P. Teddy P
This was all over the news and radio where I live.
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Here where I’m at in Oklahoma it was not one the news at all not one time it’s a shame.
Oddly, he was one of the biggest R&B artist of all time...yet is still to this day underrated!!!
Yes Luthier Vandrass
Teddy is a Philadelphia ICON. West Laurel Hill os a beautiful cemetery. My mother is buried there as well🙏🏾 💜 Keep up the great work 🙌🏾
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It is a beautiful cemetery and sorry for your loss. The memorial marker for Teddy is just awesome.
Teddy is unmatched. Elvis have no space or place in singing talent compared to Teddy, no way no day.
I was in the tenth grade when he had his accident. I started liking country and rock but my mom LOVED Teddy. The crazy part was all people talked about was he was in the car with a crossdresser. I admired that he went back on stage in the chair, classy move.
I was born In 65,So I Grew Up listening To Teddy..My 2 Older Sister's Had All Of His Albums. And Now I Have All Of Them On Cd's And I Love Teddy Pendergrass..Rip Teddy,Your Legacy Lives On.Us Ladies Still Love You 🙏❤
There is no artist like him....his 🎵 was unforgettable....he was an ICON..... R.I.P. thanks for sharing this video with us
One of his favourite songs that I like from him was wake up everybody. It was a good song. May he rest in peace.
I love ❤️ Close the Door, If You Know Like I Know, and Turn Off the Lights! Teddy was the best of the best!
Yes i love that song and all of his other music. May he continue to R.I.P.
Yes i love his music may he continue to R.I.P
@@perfectpitchmeow7470 Yes. He was.
That song is timeless and prophetic! When you really listen to the words it really is the truth even more so in these "last and evil days!"
If anyone really wants to see what Teddy was all about, watch Turn Out the Lights performed live. Prince, Elvis, Adam Ant were all great ones, but Teddy put forward no front or gimmick. He was simply the sexiest male singer who ever lived. RIP Teddy Pendergrass, we lost you way too soon.
One of the most iconic soul artists of all time. RIP Teddy ❤🕊
Great singer/songwriter, him and Barry White another great artist of that time that I believe left us to soon, as alot of them do, still their music lives on, RIP Teddy.
I was thinking of Barry White also.
Yes, I love them both. And Luther Vandross too. All of them, gone to soon
Loved Barry White! ❤ It really hurt when Barry passed also. There's nothing like good old school R & B
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Isaac Hayes left us too soon as well.
Barry White was my first thought. Those were the days of legendary singers and writers. You’re right Lamont, they don’t write songs like that anymore.
He had a beautiful voice
Teddy’s Tombstone is Beautiful. And his wife will be laid by his side when the times comes. She was smart she paid in advance for her resting place. Good job!!
🙌🏽
But according to reports, she hasn’t given anything to his children. She paid for her own spot before they kill her. That’s ugly and she is a selfish woman. Karma will get her if she doesn’t make things right ASAP!
It wasn't up to her,it was up to him to do prior to
Which wife?
All the songs Teddy sang are great. It's hard to pick a favorite. His voice is like no other. The one and only. Great video.
My favorite performance by Pendergrass is the powerhouse of a song "Bad Luck" he did with the Bluenotes in 1975.
TEDDY PENDERGRASS IS MY MOM FAVORITE SINGER. SHE SAID I WAS CONCEIVED OFF HIS MUSIC .I GOTTA ADMIT I LOVE ME.SOME TEDDY TOO. RIP MR.PENDAGRASS❤
Lol, TMI!
Your video was great as always please keep up the good work my friend stay safe.
Most late 70’s and 80’s babies were lol
Thanks for this Lamont...I just adored Teddy Pendergrass.
That is so Cool
TP was one of the greatest R&B singers. His songs still are in vogue. They stand the test of time. Glad to have come of age when music was the absolute best!
RIP Teddy Pendergrass 🎶🎵🎼🎤
He was such a great music icon. As young boy I listen to his music and it's ever green , filled with so much love. I wish he could stay and sing for the world. I love his works such a talented young man.
He was such an awesome singer, his music will forever be in my heart.
I always and still listen to his songs.
R I H Teddy Prendergast.
Teddy was one one of the greatest crooners of all time in my opinion... His voice was like melting caramel, then when he and Stephanie Mills were paired together in a duet it was epic! Still love his music... RIP TEDDY🧸
Yes, He and Stephanie sung the heck out of Feel the Fire! Not to mention a Young Whitney Houston on Come go with me!
Feel the Fire...yep
Absolutely, I love that song.
I loved Teddy .....his voice was so soulful.....
It was beautiful sight to see . Thank you so much for this viewing ❤️ .. Rest in peace 🕊️ ..A really great talent singer true legend ..
That looks like a beautiful cemetery,,and well maintain,,I enjoyed your story,I forgot Teddy had a car wreck,,you did a wonderful cover of his story,,thank you,
One of my best memory of Teddy was when I saw him at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas. I was working and it was right before his car accident! Me and my co-workers were devastated when we heard of his car accident! We had just seen him days before in the lobby.... I think 1982 Fairmont Hotel standing among the crowd!
Teddy,The O'Jays,David Ruffin,Marvin G. have all been blessed to do the impossible...planting forces in our souls to make us all feel like G-d himself is singing to us!
I’m 33 years old I love old school music Teddy P is definitely one of my favorites! Rest Well King 🤴🏿
I was a teen in that era (60's) and you shed so much more information on him that I have never heard.
Teddy Pendergrass will always be a great singer to bad I don't remember him passing away. "May, he rest in peace 😇 ✝️ 🙏 🕊.
Yeah youre here in Philly again.. Great.. Seein our home boy, Teddy P.. I named my son Teddy after him.. He was raised in a rough area here in Philly. The Mama kept him steady in the church.. He had pipes with ALOT of great old skool hits.. Im glad to see his grave, ty. He passed way way too young.. Shame how he had a scandelice end of life story... The wheelchair & all. His saga never ended,but all respect to one hellava bro... Our Philly's own.... TEDDY... 🙏🤎🙏🤎🙏🤎🙏🤎 P.S. the Philly cops were on him cause he was a flashy bro, Teddy pops and all. He was a playa playa... Another love T K O.... Between him & Barry White, alot alot of babies were conceived... Yes in deedy....Gotta luv him....R I P TEDDY...🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙
Wish to visit that side from South Africa
I never knew this about Teddy P. Thank you for this.
I really appreciate your work and taking the opportunity out to collaborate on the people or musicians that shape our lives. I would love for you to do an documentary on Robert Johnson
they don't write songs like that anymore, thank Lamont you ROCK
Rip
Love u
That's why they classic,will never be beaten
This video is perfect timing for me. I’m finding it harder to remember fun times and when life was Simpler. Then I see the name Teddy Pendergrass and a smile came to my face. I remember when he came out in 1976. He came to a club on Commonwealth Ave., in Boston. I believe it was his dancers that came out in Teddy Bear costumes. Then he came to The Providence Civic Center. I remember Stephanie Mills was one of the four on that bill. Somehow I was 3 rows from the stage. Generally I’m a very laid back person, but when Teddy came out, I lost it! I immediately understood why he had concerts for Women only.
Teddy later did an album I think was called Joy. I fell in love with that song, as well as most of his other songs.
Thank you for bringing back nice memories.
Teddy, David Ruffin and Larry Graham and Marvin Gaye had the golden vocals.
Rip Teddy Pandergrass⚘🙏
Beautiful headstone. Thank you for the tour and info.
Very nice.... That is a beautiful cemetery. Teddy was "The Man" back then. When the accident happened he was very young. I have a picture of Teddy performing live hanging in my office. I'm glad I was able to see him perform live in Los Angeles and San Diego CA... Thank you for sharing.
That’s what’s heartbreaking to me…I remember that accident and I’m just getting the truth about the person he was with…I feel better but never stop loving Teddy P.
My all time favorite male singer. And I never knew he and I have the same birthday. Wow. RIP to this legend
Diana Ross ♈ has that same b_day too. ♥️
That atmosphere is so serene and peaceful. Perfect timing to do this, or maybe even meant to be😊. Thankyou
"The man" what an icon loved your voice and your music rip brother!😔🙏❤🎶🎵🎼
Okay you aint playing, I have never seen Teddy's grave, keep up the good work, brotha!🥀🌹
Luther Vandross ♥️♥️♥️♥️🇳🇱 i saw Luther Vandross in concert here in the Netherlands 4 times.I love Teddy and love love Luther.His song Superstar live is just amazing.🙏🕯️
I really miss seeing Teddy in concert.
I am thankful for his musical legacy.
Thank you for the memory of his life. ❤️ 🙏 🎶 🎤
Thank you for sharing this documentary with us. I knew the story as well from others. Yours was very nice. And yes, sings from back in the days were much better than today's music. Very good job. I never seen his grave site. Thank you for bring this to us to see. God bless