Without a doubt, one of the biggest soul acts of the mid-70s was Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, and singer Jerry Cummings The Last Note Standing was a big part of the mix. These days, Jerry works with younger artists as a “music and life coach,” and remains active in the music world. Recently, after singing to the late Teddy Pendergrass's mother Ida Pendergrass on her 100th Birthday and recording again such hits as "No One Compares To You" and "What A Woman", Jerry has been encouraged by thousands of fans to return back to the studio's and fulfill his long time dream of Playing the Royal Albert Hall in London England with their Symphony. Jerry is now releasing a long lost solo song that was recorded during the Blue Notes’ heyday in 1978, but which was never formally issued. “It’s My Pleasure” is a classic Philly-style ballad, with Cummings’ first tenor sounds just terrific as it guides the listeners through the track. visit our website to order now https://www.fromgoldtoglory.com/ The Classic Blue Note