On March 20, 2020, after a lengthy illness, Mr. Lee Pittman, whose angelic voice is so prominently featured on this song, joined the ancestors. About two weeks before he departed this earth, I asked him if he had fond memories of the recording session that produced this song. He did. I asked how many takes it took to lay it down. He smiled and said, "Just one." I was privileged to share the stage with Lee, several times, and for that , I am eternally grateful, but mostly, I am glad that I got to know the man behind the sound. A man that I was introduced to musically in 1973; the year of this songs release, (I was 13 years old), and personally, when I was about 35. Please, remember him kindly and keep his music alive.
Thank you, thank you brother for shedding light on this B E A U T I F U L song and title that I just stumbled on yesterday. Even though I heard three brothas krooning it (acapella) walking the concrete corridors of a State Penn, in 1977. I just thought they made it up on-the-fly. But low and behold, ironically, from time-to-time, I would "try n sing" to (myself), a small snippet of what I remembered "..,though the first time I met you, love was such a silly game." Rest in "Soul Heaven," Lee Pittman. Again, thanks, Bro. Banks.
In the year 2000, Felix Hernandez used to play this frequently on his "Rhythm Revue" program here in NYC/NJ, and when that flute would come on - da-da-DA-da-da-da - it honestly felt like flowers blooming in Spring. I LOVED this song, and I could never remember the name of it. I've been looking for it forEVER. This is my first time hearing it since 2000, it just came up on my RUclips feed. I can only imagine the memories it must bring back for someone who was old enough in 1973 to hear it on the radio, since I was 3 years old. Thank you for posting this, and my sincere condolences for the loss of your friend. He was a wonderful singer.
These guys are from Baltimore. I talked to 4 of the 5 of them this year. I grew up with their main Lead Singer Lee Pitman, and their Bass Herman Gainer. I was good friends with the whole group which also included Freddie Harper, Bobby Guy and Kenny Sawyer (who wrote many of their songs). I used to hang around with these guys in the 70s when they were doing cabarets around the Baltimore-Washington area. They are all still alive but do not sing together anymore. Lee leads it, Kenny wrote it.
It's January 2020 and I am STILL listening to this jam right here. I am partial to the 70s, and believe they birthed some of the best ballads ever heard for any and all time. This one is wayyyyyyyyyyy up there! Who with me?!?!?!
This is pure harmony. Ecstasy mix of vocalization.Remarkable group. The music industry slept on Tomorrow's Promise. Everyone listening to them knows they were excellent vocalists.
This is SOUL at it's FINEST ! This pierced my heart ! Black music is like no other ! Please bring back the feeling. This music was revered around the world.
W/o girl, your sweet, your fine, you're everything! Tomorrow's Promise! Whata smashin hit when this came out n 1973! Songs had so much feelings back n the.70s! There'll never be better music n the era of the 70's!
My grandfather is James "Kenny" Sawyer from Baltimore MD. He actually wrote this song and is one of the members of Tomorrows Promise. My grand father loved to sing in church. Growing up I would always hear family tales about how He was a celebrity back in the 70's but I later found out that it was true. He never really spoke about the group and was a very private person in fact all of us are. My father would tell me all the stories about how he used to see his dad James Sawyer on TV as a child. It's just amazing how u can find out things that u may have never knew. Some of the group members came to my grandfather's viewing and they shared their memories about the old days when they were in the group (Tomorrows Promise). The music that they made will live on. -AJ
AJ Davoice Taylor I knew your grandfather, we were friends. We had loss contact for years but I got in touch with him a couple years before he passed. Kenny was talented and we had many laughs together. Your grandfather was a good guy.
Can't remember whether I threw my two cents in on this one before, but when you're this bad you deserve two cents more LOL. And you better believe THIS is THAT jam. Incredible, powerhouse performance that only comes around once in a lifetime. ......as we say: They KILT this jam. Always worth a run it back again whenever you groove it. In my world Old Skool is never far away, By the way, Glenn Jones turns it on, on his 2006 release, Forever: Timeless R & B Classics. His version is close. Well hey, it is Glenn Jones. Old Skool Rules.
David Church from Cherry Hill, Dolphin street, and McClean Blvd at North avenue agree 100% great music including the great Baltimore Whatnauts, Soft tones and Frankie and the Spindells and the Damon Otis Harris led Impact (Vandals)
The amazing thing about this recording is that the second you have an influence pegged, it sends you into another one. Ultimately, it IS a true original!
Oh my goodness does this song bring back memories..... I'm a MEGA fan of this group. I was in my early teens when I first heard this song and was hooked the moment the needle touch the record. Those who are in my age group know what I'm referring to when I say "needle". Thank you so very much for adding this priceless gem.
Thank You AJ Davoice Taylor for those wonderful comments about your Grandfather James " Kenny " Sawyer being the Writer of such a Beautiful Song and a Member of this group " Tomorrows Promise " !
This recording brings back emotions of yesterday. I was 13 when this record topped the charts on Baltimore radio stations. Thank you for bringing it back. It makes me think of all the good artists we had that cannot be replaced. The lyrics explain how sweet and wonderful women were to men back then. Love it.
I grew up in the Bronx, NY, back in the 70's & 80's and man oh man , this was the joint back then. this is music. Unlike videos today, years ago brothers and sistah's of all colors sang their hearts out with what they had, and what they had is lacking today (talent)..thank you for posting.
Autumn Sapphire i was 14 when I first heard this song at a redlight basement party. i remember the 500,5000 grind. Delancy st shirkskins taylor mades ltiaila knits playboys. swissup & koolaid mostly respect for the babes & each other early 1970s PEACE
Lee Pitman is an incredible vocalist. I was at the session he did with Pieces of a Dream. A lady came in from another session and just couldn't stop crying because his voice was sooooo great!!!
Has a touch of that ENCHANTMENT SOUND~GLORIA~~I REMEMBER THIS ! back in the day! another group, brighter side of darkness ,smash ,,love jones..the 70's was killing it on the radio with smooth soulful love songs!! this is a true STANDOUT!!
Wow!!!!!! This is soooooo beautiful. I have been searching for this copy for years and I can not locate anything close to it. How can I order this or down load my own copy? No music have it available to include Amazone.
Lyrics to You’re Sweet, You’re Fine, You’re Everything Baby when I met you Love was such a silly game From the first time that I saw you I haven’t been the same O o you taught me how to care Made sure your love was there Catered to my every, every need Blew my mind, you did, indeed You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me, You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me, What is it you do to me, Oh oh oh mere words cannot explain My whole world seems a rhapsody It’s heaven just to call your name O o you gave me love so pure Even time can’t endure Made up your man out of words Who never thought in real life could deserve Oh oh You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me, You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me, You’re a once in a lifetime yes you are You my sunshine my brightest star You’re the four seasons of my year You’re everything and I love you dear Oh oh You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me, yes you are You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me, yes you are
It's such a blessing to have this music to take away the stress and sometimes hopeless feelings current events bring even if only for fleeting moments, I am so glad I was around when this sound was created and dominated the air waves.....Praise God for this gift He's bless us with He truly works in mysterious ways....to God be the glory.... just sayin!!!!
I can remember slow-dancing to this gem at house parties as a teen. Such crystal-clear lead vocals. The arrangement was in that expansive, very-romantic Philly soul vein that was dominant at that time, as the torch was smoothly being passed from Motown, to Gamble-Huff-Thom Bell. Sublime.
I love those smooth Tenors. I grew up listening (Idolizing) to "Freddie Kelly" and "The Continental Four" singing after parties and on street corners on the Acres back in the day. Everyone has his own unique style no two are the same. It was a badge of honor to have that unique first tenor. We studied every one of them and developed our own style by taking a curl here and some verbrado over there .
12:17 am this song been playing in my head all day.. ALL day. I was a little kid when this song aired ,but I never will forget it 🎶 yes you are ,lord have mercy yes you are 🎶 I can't even go to sleep now.😊 and when a man says -lord have mercy when he sees you,it makes you feel some kinds of good.. Lord have mercy 💯💗 (sounds like he's singing from the depths of his soul)
When a big change occurs, there are two sides. The side that changes and the other side that changed in order to create the big change! In the universal order, there is a reason for everything, every event and every emotion...
😁WoW! 2020'💕 Just about 9yrs.Young Then, I hear they're one the Baddest Groups from Baltimore Then & Now!!👍🎶Your sweet, Your fine, (Your everything to me)🎶 💕Tomorrow's Promise💕, R.I.P 😇 for those member's whom have passed😇 in this Life, Thanks for Sharing!👍
You can cry if you want, you can dance if you want - or you can just be consumed by the beautiful memories and our good fortune to have known such a song as this. :-)
I have not heard this in over 45 years, you’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, WOW YES, yes, yes, young love, baby making music. The seventy’s and the eighty’s was beautiful. The oldies brings back some beautiful and pleasurable memories.
I'm a 68 baby and this song take me back to my childhood sneaking beers and shots jamming with the grown ups they upstairs we the kids downstairs partying drinking LMAO we was bad as hell but good song top 60 on M.D. charts
Thank you for uploading this gem! It brought back the carefree days of my youth where every day was spent listening to WWRL, memorizing all the lyrics of every song, and guessing the top 16 songs every week. Hank Spann, Gary Byrd, Frankie Crocker...thank God for the magic of music!!!!
It's take me back to the modern vacation center on Broadway in Paterson, New Jersey when it only costs like 50 cents to get, and those were the days man. This song makes you wanna cry run jump is just reminisce. Oh, bless, and bless week was may rest in peace, my brother. There ain't nobody can blow like you ray
Me neither, Once in a blue moon I may hear it on WBLS 107.5 FM Quiet Storm... I went out and bought this song on a small 45rpm... I have some 45's in a crate in my closet.... Nevertheless this is a great song...... Lot of the groups didn't get much recognition back in the day for their music........ November 25, 2014
Danny The Mos Bestest Crafted n Composed, Arranged n Performed Vocal Soul Group of All Time... So Smooth n Callin' Soul... My Number 1 Soul Song!! 😎🎤😎🎤😎🎤😎🎤
I Always Loved This Song,. The First Time I Remember Hearing It I Was 10 Years Old, On James Browns Baltimore Radio Station 1360 Am Webb On A Saturday Afternoon, Eddie Cee Was The Radio Personality, Good Ole Days!!
You have to love this song. He starts off saying (Baby when I met you love was just a silly game) that’s love . Shout out from Boston. I remember those days.
What a solid gold! That's my first time listening to this, and with my 28 years old, so much to come yet, so much love to live. Glad to find that man, thank you Danny!
I was thirteen when I first heard that song. Then was in my thirties, I got a chance to sing with him for several years. He got better with time. He is an amazing brother.
This beautiful ballad should have shot up the charts and become a huge hit. Who knows what success this group would have had, if this song had taken off..
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I’m listening in 2024!!!!!
Mee, too!
Bought the 45 in 1973 , and never stopped listening. A TIMELESS CLASSIC
Timeless and still hittin!❤
Yes, same here, my hubby❤
On March 20, 2020, after a lengthy illness, Mr. Lee Pittman, whose angelic voice is so prominently featured on this song, joined the ancestors. About two weeks before he departed this earth, I asked him if he had fond memories of the recording session that produced this song. He did. I asked how many takes it took to lay it down. He smiled and said, "Just one."
I was privileged to share the stage with Lee, several times, and for that , I am eternally grateful, but mostly, I am glad that I got to know the man behind the sound. A man that I was introduced to musically in 1973; the year of this songs release, (I was 13 years old), and personally, when I was about 35.
Please, remember him kindly and keep his music alive.
Thank you, thank you brother for shedding light on this B E A U T I F U L song and title that I just stumbled on yesterday. Even though I heard three brothas krooning it (acapella) walking the concrete corridors of a State Penn, in 1977. I just thought they made it up on-the-fly. But low and behold, ironically, from time-to-time, I would "try n sing" to (myself), a small snippet of what I remembered "..,though the first time I met you, love was such a silly game." Rest in "Soul Heaven," Lee Pittman. Again, thanks, Bro. Banks.
Great words....💯
Condolences! I swear I didn't know these guys are from Baltimore.🙏🏾
May his soul rest in peace and may peace and blessings be upon his family
In the year 2000, Felix Hernandez used to play this frequently on his "Rhythm Revue" program here in NYC/NJ, and when that flute would come on - da-da-DA-da-da-da - it honestly felt like flowers blooming in Spring. I LOVED this song, and I could never remember the name of it. I've been looking for it forEVER. This is my first time hearing it since 2000, it just came up on my RUclips feed. I can only imagine the memories it must bring back for someone who was old enough in 1973 to hear it on the radio, since I was 3 years old. Thank you for posting this, and my sincere condolences for the loss of your friend. He was a wonderful singer.
Anybody remember theses days??? Serious music we took for granted. Thank you God!!
Damit, I’ve been looking for this song for years. Back in the day at the basement party grinding with the red light on!!!
Well I'm glad you finally found it! This one right here melts my heart.
I sure miss grinding with the red lights or the purple lights it did not matter. Those was some really funky good times.!!!
If I could go back in time this is it the basement parties grinding on a girl that's your crush on somebody else's crush dam I miss them days 🤔
💯
These guys are from Baltimore. I talked to 4 of the 5 of them this year. I grew up with their main Lead Singer Lee Pitman, and their Bass Herman Gainer. I was good friends with the whole group which also included Freddie Harper, Bobby Guy and Kenny Sawyer (who wrote many of their songs). I used to hang around with these guys in the 70s when they were doing cabarets around the Baltimore-Washington area. They are all still alive but do not sing together anymore. Lee leads it, Kenny wrote it.
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I don't remember these guys for the life of me and I'm from Baltimore
I love these guys. My favorite song. Powerful song
Nice history 🎉
I'm from W Baltimore. What side of town are they from?
Sadly, Mr Lee Pittman passed away earlier in 2020 after a lengthy illness. A gifted vocalist and an excellent human being. He will be missed.
Are they from dc
@@harryrobinson6282 Baltimore.
@@playze88 I knew it was one of the 2.
The Softones are in the same category. Rare jewels
I'm so blessed that I lived through this beautiful musical era.
I agree!!💕💕
Yes me too. My teen era had great music and nice house parties
It's January 2020 and I am STILL listening to this jam right here. I am partial to the 70s, and believe they birthed some of the best ballads ever heard for any and all time. This one is wayyyyyyyyyyy up there!
Who with me?!?!?!
Hell yeah. This whole genre is best kept secret.
Me....
sho' you rite!
yes, yes...those were the times that WOMEN were celebrated and respected.
SWEET, FINE and EVERYTHING.......
Bonita White YES, WE RESPECTED OUR NUBIAN QUEENS, I STILL DO !!!!
and really loved by our men!
And black woman teated their black men with respect and graced them with softness and femininity.
This is pure harmony. Ecstasy mix of vocalization.Remarkable group. The music industry slept on Tomorrow's Promise. Everyone listening to them knows they were excellent vocalists.
This is SOUL at it's FINEST ! This pierced my heart ! Black music is like no other ! Please bring back the feeling. This music was revered around the world.
W/o girl, your sweet, your fine, you're everything! Tomorrow's Promise! Whata smashin hit when this came out n 1973! Songs had so much feelings back n the.70s! There'll never be better music n the era of the 70's!
Heart Felt Lyrics just touches your Soul. Who's listening in 2021& 2022 takes you to a different place in time.
They out of Baltimore home of the Dunbar Poeit's
A Tru Classic!! 🎤😄🎤😎🎤🤣🎤
Where is Mr.Pittman do they have any live performances
Song will never get old
I’m taken back to sitting on the banister on Riggs Ave. #poplargrove #wsid #webb #charmcity #walbrookjunction #wwinam #1400 SaySoNow
My grandfather is James "Kenny" Sawyer from Baltimore MD.
He actually wrote this song and is one of the members of Tomorrows Promise. My grand father loved to sing in church. Growing up I would always hear family tales about how He was a celebrity back in the 70's but I later found out that it was true. He never really spoke about the group and was a very private person in fact all of us are. My father would tell me all the stories about how he used to see his dad James Sawyer on TV as a child. It's just amazing how u can find out things that u may have never knew. Some of the group members came to my grandfather's viewing and they shared their memories about the old days when they were in the group (Tomorrows Promise). The music that they made will live on. -AJ
AJ Davoice Taylor I knew your grandfather, we were friends. We had loss contact for years but I got in touch with him a couple years before he passed. Kenny was talented and we had many laughs together. Your grandfather was a good guy.
AJ Davoice Taylor Have you checked out " He Don't Love You Like I Do"?
@mrbigredchuck Yes I have
AJ Davoice Taylor Do you have any photos of your grandfather on stage?
No Sir, i dont own anybut my family has lots.
Folks from the old School era still love this sound. Music is not like this anymore. It never will be...
Can't remember whether I threw my two cents in on this one before, but when you're this bad you deserve two cents more LOL. And you better believe THIS is THAT jam. Incredible, powerhouse performance that only comes around once in a lifetime. ......as we say: They KILT this jam. Always worth a run it back again whenever you groove it. In my world Old Skool is never far away, By the way, Glenn Jones turns it on, on his 2006 release, Forever: Timeless R & B Classics. His version is close. Well hey, it is Glenn Jones. Old Skool Rules.
Truly a talented group.The lead singer is amazing.Wow!!
I wish we could always have music like this all the time
Baby my soul leaves my body when I go back there. "Thank you Jesus I was there" North Avenue & Fulton B-More !!!! 1973
I was twelve. I loved the song my father used to sing it. Messing around.
Wow! Fulton Ave, 1700 block.
David Church from Cherry Hill, Dolphin street, and McClean Blvd at North avenue agree 100% great music including the great Baltimore Whatnauts, Soft tones and Frankie and the Spindells and the Damon Otis Harris led Impact (Vandals)
The amazing thing about this recording is that the second you have an influence pegged, it sends you into another one. Ultimately, it IS a true original!
💕💕💕THE WORDS, THE PASSION!💕💕💕🎼🎵🎼🎵🎼🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶OH MY!
Oh my goodness does this song bring back memories..... I'm a MEGA fan of this group. I was in my early teens when I first heard this song and was hooked the moment the needle touch the record. Those who are in my age group know what I'm referring to when I say "needle". Thank you so very much for adding this priceless gem.
Oh yes. My sentiments exactly. And when with mention to the needle on the record, let’s not forget placing the penny to increase the p
….the pressure so the record wouldn’t skip. Good old days they were!
Oh I So Remember....Blue/Black Lights in the Basement 😂
Absolutely 👍🏽 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lord Have Mercy....so glad ..you're Sweet, You're Fine, You're Everything...in 2023.
I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FOLKS SOUND LIKE THAT TODAY!!!!!!
The music they got out now can't touch this old school.
What a shame, that we don't hear music like this anymore! I miss you Kenny! Annette here!
Muneera 2 can you give us some of your fond memories of knowing Mr. Kenny Sawyer ?
muneera 2 FACTS!!
they dont have pretty voices like that baby jones
Right!
So beautiful just sound so good...
Beautiful voice on the lead singer.And great harmonizing!!
Just founded this: Old School. Love it.
One of Baltimore Maryland Best.. Friend ,brother, and band mate.
Mr. Lee Pittman on lead vocals. RIP
Thank You AJ Davoice Taylor for those wonderful comments about your Grandfather James " Kenny " Sawyer being the Writer of such a Beautiful Song and a Member of this group " Tomorrows Promise " !
it's hard to let go of yesterday.. this song take me to a place where i don't want to return to reality.
This recording brings back emotions of yesterday. I was 13 when this record topped the charts on Baltimore radio stations. Thank you for bringing it back. It makes me think of all the good artists we had that cannot be replaced. The lyrics explain how sweet and wonderful women were to men back then. Love it.
I was 13 when this was out I'm so glad i grew up with this era of music I'm loving it so many great memories
So many teenage memories of young love, rec center parties and slow-dragging - LOVE IT!!
I was born in the 70's ....I love this song
I grew up in the Bronx, NY, back in the 70's & 80's and man oh man , this was the joint back then. this is music. Unlike videos today, years ago brothers and sistah's of all colors sang their hearts out with what they had, and what they had is lacking today (talent)..thank you for posting.
Autumn Sapphire i was 14 when I first heard this song at a redlight basement party. i remember the 500,5000 grind. Delancy st shirkskins taylor mades ltiaila knits playboys. swissup & koolaid mostly respect for the babes & each other early 1970s PEACE
Such music such singing a gift from God
My sentiment exactly
Its still the joint forever more.
so true i grew up in nyc and yes this was a blue light special
Cannot stop listening to this song.
YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT "I'M JUST AVERAGE GUY" CHECK OUT THE WORDS TO THAT ONE
it's 2020 . . and I am in total agreement with you
I still listen to this song. I love this song it brings back memories.
Lee Pitman is an incredible vocalist. I was at the session he did with Pieces of a Dream. A lady came in from another session and just couldn't stop crying because his voice was sooooo great!!!
The late Terry huff discovered these boys.
One of The Best Songs from Back in the Days until today! Thank you 👏🏾⭐️🥰🙌🏾
Don't get no sweeter than this man makes you wanna go back to those standing under the street light days need to make music like this again
Some of the prettiest lyrics and medley you’ll ever hear. Putting women on the highest pedestal!
These MEN SANG, LISTEN TO THE LEAD & HARMONY...MASTERPIECE OF SWEET SOUL...
One of the Greatest love song's ever. Recommended for the Soul Time Capsule.
That jam can me out in 1973. I was in the 10th grade. They don’t make music like that anymore!
I love the dedication at the end for all of NYC R&B radio stations. That was very classy. I miss all of them.
Great memories of Winter of 1973!!
Has a touch of that ENCHANTMENT SOUND~GLORIA~~I REMEMBER THIS ! back in the day! another group, brighter side of darkness ,smash ,,love jones..the 70's was killing it on the radio with smooth soulful love songs!! this is a true STANDOUT!!
Wow!!!!!! This is soooooo beautiful. I have been searching for this copy for years and I can not locate anything close to it. How can I order this or down load my own copy? No music have it available to include Amazone.
Lyrics to You’re Sweet, You’re Fine, You’re Everything
Baby when I met you
Love was such a silly game
From the first time that I saw you
I haven’t been the same
O o you taught me how to care
Made sure your love was there
Catered to my every, every need
Blew my mind, you did, indeed
You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me,
You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me,
What is it you do to me,
Oh oh oh mere words cannot explain
My whole world seems a rhapsody
It’s heaven just to call your name
O o you gave me love so pure
Even time can’t endure
Made up your man out of words
Who never thought in real life could deserve
Oh oh You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me,
You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me,
You’re a once in a lifetime yes you are
You my sunshine my brightest star
You’re the four seasons of my year
You’re everything and I love you dear
Oh oh You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me, yes you are
You’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, to me, yes you are
Thanks so much for share, always want to know the words to this song. So beautiful!!
Thanks so much ♥️
L
Thanks for sharing the words to one of my absolute favorite songs!! ❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much for sharing 🎵
Who is listening to this in 2021?
Always loved this song...
A timeless classic!
MellMaryland OMG I agree with you all the way this beautiful classic is in its own class of its own do you agree?
Wow!! This song still brings tears to my eyes - so sweet, fine, and everything . . .
Beautiful voice, great ear for harmonies and solo work. I thank God I was born during the eras of creative musical endeavors
Mr Bobby Guy was a neighbor and good family friend …grew up with his kids I remember this song so well glad I found it
Your not a family friend YOUR FAMILY TONY this Robby
It's such a blessing to have this music to take away the stress and sometimes hopeless feelings current events bring even if only for fleeting moments, I am so glad I was around when this sound was created and dominated the air waves.....Praise God for this gift He's bless us with He truly works in mysterious ways....to God be the glory.... just sayin!!!!
FIRST TIME I HEARD THIS! GREAT TUNE! I'M 74!😎😎😎
WHO'S STILL JAMMING THIS IN 2019 ? 💯
We out here!
I'm still jamming it
I am 10/17/2019
Lord have mercy ❤️
@@Sis4Real Indeed. A great song is timeless!!!
Music that stands the test of time new music wont last this long!!!!!
I can remember slow-dancing to this gem at house parties as a teen. Such crystal-clear lead vocals.
The arrangement was in that expansive, very-romantic Philly soul vein that was dominant at that time, as the torch was smoothly being passed from Motown, to Gamble-Huff-Thom Bell. Sublime.
This is one of the beautiful songs made in the 70s Mr Lee Pittman voice is amazing too bad this group didn't get recognition like The stylistics Blue
UNFAIR! Again, I ask, is this available on CD or does Capitol Records need a verbal smackdown?
This song makes you feel so special 😊
aquita Allen. they had the talent
@@GhostTrain615 It is on the Timeless Slow Jams compilation CD set. I don't remember what volume.
I was 13 years old when this song came out, I can't get it out of my head....a true classic song and excellent vocals by Mr.Lee Pitman
You sweet, your fine, your my everything, this is just some straight 🔥, another Gem from the 70s
I love those smooth Tenors. I grew up listening (Idolizing) to "Freddie Kelly" and "The Continental Four" singing after parties and on street corners on the Acres back in the day. Everyone has his own unique style no two are the same. It was a badge of honor to have that unique first tenor. We studied every one of them and developed our own style by taking a curl here and some verbrado over there .
Oh yeah! And the YOUNG VANDEL'S in my opinion girl!🎼🎶🗣🎙
12:17 am this song been playing in my head all day.. ALL day.
I was a little kid when this song aired ,but I never will forget it 🎶 yes you are ,lord have mercy yes you are 🎶
I can't even go to sleep now.😊 and when a man says -lord have mercy when he sees you,it makes you feel some kinds of good..
Lord have mercy 💯💗
(sounds like he's singing from the depths of his soul)
When a big change occurs, there are two sides. The side that changes and the other side that changed in order to create the big change! In the universal order, there is a reason for everything, every event and every emotion...
New school can't touch this.Omg make me feel some type of way.
Elite vocal phrasing and a beautiful message of love... ladies and gentlemen this is Soul ✌
always loved this jam haven't heard it in years. Song was huge in DC didn't know these brothas were from up the road in Baltimore
Heard it 1st in Shake & Bake on Penn Avenue in B-More 1973
Soooooooo lovely I’ve played it all day long ... Thank you James Kenny what a beautiful song
This song takes me back to the Martin Luther king center. In Paterson, New Jersey, the girls were so fine. Oh man, it was beautiful.
😁WoW! 2020'💕 Just about 9yrs.Young Then, I hear they're one the Baddest Groups from Baltimore Then & Now!!👍🎶Your sweet, Your fine, (Your everything to me)🎶 💕Tomorrow's Promise💕, R.I.P 😇 for those member's whom have passed😇 in this Life, Thanks for Sharing!👍
These Gentlemen brought feelings to life, the real essence of red light music that made love have a meaning, ! Heart felt!
James Sawyer like Phil Perry had that great haunting range. Melvin Lindsey WHUR 96.3 The real Quiet Storm...
Check out Phil Perry when he was the lead singer of the Montclairs. Awesome group.
@@maymeclayton1402 you never lied
@@maymeclayton1402 mam o man. Wasn't he awesome.
Hell Yeah.👍
Wow; I have not heard this in YEARS!!! I don't know rather to cry or just feel some kind of way. Sounding soooo GOOD!!! Thank U so much for posting.
You can cry if you want, you can dance if you want - or you can just be consumed by the beautiful memories and our good fortune to have known such a song as this. :-)
OMG This beautiful classic just moves your soul in the right direction do you agree? MEMORIES WOW! !
I am so happy to know this song affects so many others in the way that it still affects me.
@@DannyLinden I'm so lucky to been born to experience that awesome era and some AMEN! !
Shirley Butler: Yes you are right and what memories they are, I was young and the world was mine. haha WoW
I STUMBLED APON THIS JEWEL BY ACCIDENT. I AM SO GLAD THAT I DID. I PLAY IT EVERY TIME I THINK ABOUT THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE!
Beautiful...Beautiful...Beautiful music...the music of today CANNOT touch the GRAND music and talent of yesterday’s...🎤🎶🎵
Yes you were once in a lifetime love why did you have to go so soon I miss miss you can never capture your love again rest in peace my love💙
Love this song,it says a lot about how I feel about my wife!
Dreamed about this song and had to listen to it when I woke up!!
Haven't heard this since it came out in the 70's. Thank you.
Classic Tomorrow's Promise! My Jam here! Played this one endlessly! Much Love!
I was in the army in Washington dc when this song came out...remember being at Haines point laying on blankets enjoying music and life.
stopped me in my tracks thank you for sharing
Stoney Girl you look so good on this picture I like to sing this song to you hit me up can't wait
This is still the greatest music of all time. Nice& pleasant!!!
I have not heard this in over 45 years, you’re sweet, you’re fine, you’re everything, WOW YES, yes, yes, young love, baby making music. The seventy’s and the eighty’s was beautiful. The oldies brings back some beautiful and pleasurable memories.
I'm a 68 baby and this song take me back to my childhood sneaking beers and shots jamming with the grown ups they upstairs we the kids downstairs partying drinking LMAO we was bad as hell but good song top 60 on M.D. charts
Thank you for uploading this gem! It brought back the carefree days of my youth where every day was spent listening to WWRL, memorizing all the lyrics of every song, and guessing the top 16 songs every week. Hank Spann, Gary Byrd, Frankie Crocker...thank God for the magic of music!!!!
wow this is so much memory
It's take me back to the modern vacation center on Broadway in Paterson, New Jersey when it only costs like 50 cents to get, and those were the days man. This song makes you wanna cry run jump is just reminisce. Oh, bless, and bless week was may rest in peace, my brother. There ain't nobody can blow like you ray
Haven't heard this song in such a long time. I love this!
Me neither, Once in a blue moon I may hear it on WBLS 107.5 FM Quiet Storm... I went out and bought this song on a small 45rpm... I have some 45's in a crate in my closet.... Nevertheless this is a great song...... Lot of the groups didn't get much recognition back in the day for their music........ November 25, 2014
Danny The Mos Bestest Crafted n Composed, Arranged n Performed Vocal Soul Group of All Time...
So Smooth n Callin' Soul...
My Number 1 Soul Song!!
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Your Sweet, Your Fine, Your Everything to me, What a tear Jerker this was and still is today!!
Still listening here in 2019 and will always listen . You just can’t touch my music era
I Always Loved This Song,. The First Time I Remember Hearing It I Was 10 Years Old, On James Browns Baltimore Radio Station 1360 Am Webb On A Saturday Afternoon, Eddie Cee Was The Radio Personality, Good Ole Days!!
I'm sooooo loving this song! A great find! Darryl here... :)
Tomorrows. Promise! What a smashin sweet jam! Takin me back in 70s on dis hit!
Lord have mercy....memories!
Correction it's "LAWD HAM MERCY" BALTIMORE SLANG! NO DISRESPECT INTENDED.
Now this is music. I have the 45. The lead omg.
Those songs from the 70s drew u into love..
You have to love this song. He starts off saying (Baby when I met you love was just a silly game) that’s love . Shout out from Boston. I remember those days.
What a solid gold! That's my first time listening to this, and with my 28 years old, so much to come yet, so much love to live. Glad to find that man, thank you Danny!
That's the exquisite voice of the great, Mr. Lee Pittman.
Leonard Keith
Mr Pittman Sang this Song Right Here
love love this Tune here.🎵🎵🎵🎵
I was thirteen when I first heard that song. Then was in my thirties, I got a chance to sing with him for several years. He got better with time. He is an amazing brother.
That's awesome
I'm sure y'all sound Great. The strong sound of his voice Wow.
Thank u for Ur return 😛
Who's Tomorrow's Promise 2nd lead if Lee Pittman's the lead🤔 I hear someone else on lead also maybe the 2nd tenor or some'n🤔
Oh so nice to hear in the morning, enough to start off a beautiful day !
This beautiful ballad should have shot up the charts and become a huge hit. Who knows what success this group would have had, if this song had taken off..