“DIDN’T I BLOW YOUR MIND” (this time) THE DELFONICS on ‘soultrain’ 1971

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Winning a Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group, once again Thomas Bell and William Hart wrote the ‘Philly soul ballad’ for the Delfonics in 1970. * The slow ballad has wonderful strings and horns along with the chromatic vocal harmonies in the Delfonic’s set signature style. Exceptional music making at its best!
*(The Delfonics definitively musical “La La Means I Love You” from 1968 also by Bell and Hart; hear it at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHJPb08KI1E

Comments

Eric Kaufman says:

Truth bomb: black people made better music than white people for the
entirety of the 1970’s. 

Anji123 Passion says:

DELFONICS… DIDN’T I BLOW YOU’RE MIND SOUL TRAIN

Damonation says:

Life changing soul, wow!

Frank Pitochelli says:

Too much nostalgia….the 70’s music just puts that lump in your throat.
Damn, I miss the 70’s SOOO much !

T. West says:

“DIDN’T I BLOW YOUR MIND” (this time) THE DELFON…:
http://youtu.be/F4lSjIl96Sc

vickie compton says:

I love soul always have and always will
I grew up with this music and there’s nothing or anything that would ever
come close to it. Nothing! Baby boomer

J Johnson says:

loved this song as a kid and still love now at 55 – so much talent !

brian lane says:

When I was in the army in Germany we would watch soul train and in concert
on AFRT.

farrellmolly says:

Part of the awesome jackie brown soundtrack.

Elsie Barone says:

oh, WOW haven’t heard this in ages, the best!!!!!!!!!

Ron Bryant says:

One of the greatest ballads

Kristalyn Frey says:

The Original By New Kids on The Block was better……….

Shell Thomas says:

♥

D X P says:

“DIDN’T I BLOW YOUR MIND” 

Saundra Burkhart says:

Your dad and use to go out a lot and loved dancing to this song, and your
Uncle Rudy loves this song too;

Fallen Angel says:

DELFONICS… DIDN’T I BLOW YOU’RE MIND SOUL TRAIN

paul maxwell says:

i dont think that was the case, both rock and soul artist made Very nice
music in those dayz, ..dont you think..?

Tawasha Walker says:

When singing really meant something real & special, smh, the mess of today

Mariposa Muneca says:

“DIDN’T I BLOW YOUR MIND” (this time) THE DELFONICS on ‘soultrain’ 1971:
http://youtu.be/F4lSjIl96Sc

Lloyd Wright says:

I went to Overbrook high with these guys in 1965, And my brother Arthur
Wright,

Geo Lew says:

Mind blowing to say the least. Thank God for Philly Soul :)

Pastor T says:

These are the real thuggish ruggish Bones! Man they look so mean, but their
pipes are beautiful!

indianastan says:

Blacks did make nice beautiful love songs back then , now they have rap
music full of hate. Look how thin they were especially the women. now
they fat and hateful.

Wecallplce Money says:

The game is played in the mind, in the spirit, thinking and knowing is two
different things, so “Didn’t I blow your mind this time”… 

benjamin c spiridigliozzi says:

I grew up listening to Motown, Philly sound. Why don’t they make music
like this anymore.

Julianne Robertson King says:

The composition, vocal performance, the arrangement. ..nothing like it
before or since.

Daggerithian says:

Hmm a decent cover song but it just lacks some passion and not near as good
as the original version from New Kids on the Block.

Timothy Zuber says:

“DIDN’T I BLOW YOUR MIND” (this time) THE DELFON…:
http://youtu.be/F4lSjIl96Sc

Vanessa Legette says:

I would like to go back to this time myself. Only I wouldn’t want to be a
kid.

Yvonne White says:

Great music great song~~~

joey kavanagh says:

BEST thing about being old Remembering grate songs as i put it
TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON,,, AND yes to Eric
Kaufman,, they did thank GOD,,XX

David Bermudez says:

GANGSTA!!!

Randy Mudge says:

Pure magic. I wish I could go back for a week or so. Wouldn’t that be
fun? Let’s go!

Dante Giovanetti says:

I think motown was and is the greatest music in the world

Terrance Kauth says:

i’m white brother and yes your right all the way,raised in the hood had
nothing to do with it either by far the best 

Carl Loud says:

I was dating my first wife when this song was released back in 1970. We’re
not together anymore but the song still reminds me of her and the good
times we shared while they lasted.

devon sewell says:

Yes, indeed, the Delfonics were mind blowers . After 43 years, and now I’m
listening to them and I’m blown away!

Lakeisha Lake says:

I’m 25 i love music like this, i feel like i should of lived back then
instead of today

elizabeth resendiz says:

Jackie Brown 🙂 

Dave Cash says:

The GOOD STUFF…never to be done that well ever again

jose vasquez says:

~ …but thiS time in a leavin’ Uu..

Jazzy Chick says:

Love these songs and I’m a 80s baby!

Dave Pipe says:

Happy Birthday William Hart (1945.)
Just a little ditty that he co-wrote with Thom Bell.
#dapimusic #mymusichangout #phillysoul #soulmusic #williamhart
#singersongwriter #thedelfonics #bornonthisday #bornonthisdate 

Gina Cangin says:

Love the oldies songs they were so deep & heart felt <3

Melody Sanger says:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY PRODUCER/SONGWRITER THOM BELL (JANUARY 26, 2015)

Arsenal1971 says:

We will never get the time back.

Willson Douglas says:

The good old days =yes our minds were blown to melodic sounds of yesterday.


beastyboy369 says:

To Cat

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