With his husky croon and Philly-soul-style grooves, Teddy Pendergrass reigned as one of the most popular R&B singers of the late 1970s and early '80s, excelling at seductive bedroom slow-jams alongside his fellow ladykillers Barry White and Al Green. This concert film captures the R&B loverman at the height of his critical and commercial success (and just prior to the 1982 car accident that left him confined to a wheelchair) with a live performance recorded at Lake Tahoe's Sahara Casino on February 2, 1979, featuring tracks culled mostly from his TEDDY PENDERGRASS and LIFE IS A SONG WORTH SINGING albums, as well as a medley of Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes hits and a stellar cover of Eric Carmen's "All By Myself."
Recorded live at the Sahara, Lake Tahoe on 2nd February 1979. Tracklisting: 'Life Is Worth Living', 'Only You', 'All By Myself', 'Medley - If You Don't Know Me By Now, The Love I Lost, Bad Luck, Wake Up Everybody', 'Easy, Easy, Got to Take It Easy', 'Close the Door', When Somebody Loves You Back' and Get Up, Get Down, Get Funky, Get Loose'.
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This show was recorded in 2006 in 1080i HD. Bonus interviews and special features are included.This 2006 concert recording of Ray, Goodman & Brown (better known as The Moments) captures the hit group in top form, belting their chart-topping classics "Love On A Two Way Street," "Special Lady," "Look at Me (I'm In Love)," "Sexy Moma," and more .
Live-registration/compilation of several concerts Prince played in Rotterdam/Holland and Antwerp/Belgium. 
For the first time in the Whispers 44 years of performing all over the world, this DVD captures the group performing 19 of their most popular classics and current hits. Filmed before a live audience at Texas Station Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Tracks include "It's A Love Thing", "All the Way" and "In the Raw." Beginning with "I Only Meant to Wet My Feet", the group takes the audience on a historic journey through the '70s, '80s, '90s and the new millennium with cuts from their 2006 CD, "For Your Ears Only." The Whispers' band, the best and funkiest on the tour circuit, brings the house down on the finale, "Rock Steady", leaving the crowd mesmerized.
