Details: Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes were one of the dynamic groups that came out of Gamble and Huff's Sound of Philadelphia and went on to become one of the most popular acts of the 70s. Through the inspiration of longtime member Larry Brown and the mutual verbal agreement with Trudy Melvin and Oliva Melvin, talented vocalists Arthur Aiken, Frank E. Lee, Sonny King and Ramon Bentley carried on the longstanding tradition of excellence. "The Legendary Bluenotes" now consist of Sugarbear Aikens, Addison King, Darrell R. Bentley and the aforementioned Mr. Lee. Following up on the success of their recent album "Reflections," the group returns with this three-track single consisting of two originals penned by producer Butch Ingram and a stellar rendition of the Gamble, Huff and Gilbert classic "Don't Leave Me This Way."