Customer Reviews

Little More Magic

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4 star:		(2)
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I've had this CD for years, and I never grow tired of listening to it. "A Little More Magic" may very well be Teddy's best album (although "Truly Blessed" ranks right up there, too). My only complaint is with the song called "My Father's Child," which is both too long and too sickly sweet - that's why this disc warrants four, not five, stars. The rest of the album, though, is priceless.

Teddy Pendergrass possesses one of the finest and most glorious voices of all time and made of trilogy of classic albums starting with the winning "Joy", continuing with the masterful "Truly Blessed" and "A Little More Magic" is a true magical masterpiece in this brilliant trilogy of classics and is filled with deeply moving performances such as "My Father's Child" which can easily move one to tears!!! Over the years these strangely overlooked gems move often to my changers and every time I am amazed how great and perfect these timeless classics are that grow greater with each listen...a tremendous voice for all time in peak form do not miss out on these musical treats if you love a great voice, great songs and great music...Teddy you are truly amazing and thank you for these incredibly great musical treasures!!!!

I am from Teddy's era and manage to see him perform only with The blue Notes in Philadelphia at Just Jazz. That was doing the mid 70's. I enjoyed him then, an I love listening to him know, especially he's love songs. I'm so sad that he decided to stop singing because I believe he still has so much more inside of him that needs to come out in this day an age. This CD "A Little More Magic" has 4 love songs that just blows me away.

My parents love Teddy, but he is very hard to find. Once again Amazon to the rescue! As always I am impressed with the selection, price, and delivery that Amazon offers. The gift arrived on time and in great condition as always.

Teddy Pendergrass album (A Little More Magic) is an excellent quality piece of recording material.

This was Teddy's final Elektra release and was almost as good as its four predecessors. The gorgeous Quiet Storm gems "Believe In Love", "Voodoo" and (especially) "Tender" are all contemporary ballads which prove that Teddy could still give the younger New Jacks a run for their money and popularity while retaining his class and credibility with fans of his '70s works. The only track which qualifies as a near-miss is "My Father's Child".