#William Poogie Hart

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Remembering William “Poogie” Hart on his birthday. Hart was the main singer and songwriter for the marvelous Delfonics, an essential piece of The Sound of Philadelphia.

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William "Poogie" Hart † July 14, 2022

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The legendary Delfonics!!!

Rest In Peace to William “Poogie” Hart Center), and Randy Cain (top right and bottom left). Wilbert “Wil” Hart (pictured top left and bottom right) is the surviving member of The Delfonics. He is still performing continuing their legacy.

We, The National R&B Music Society inducted The Delfonics into our Atlantic City Walk of Fame in April of 2023.

Singer Major Harris replaced Randy Cain upon his departure in the early 70s.

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Remembering Singer William “Poogie” Hart of The Legendary Group The Delfonics

(January 17, 1945- July 14, 2022)

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The Delfonics photographed by Don Paulsen on March 20, 1968.

[fredsoulman]

♫ Today we wish an happy birthday to .. • George Duke (1946) • William "Poogie" Hart of the Delfonics (1950) • Cynthia Robinson of Sly and the Family Stone (1946) • Abrim Tilmon of the Detroit Emeralds (1945)

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The Delfonics: Didn’t I (Blow Your Mind This Time)

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New Proopcast-Immortal Bill Russell,Heavenly Trekker Nichelle Nichols, William "Poogie" Hart of the Delfonics, Vice President Harris Gets Around. Biden wins.Pelosi Rules. The Jan 6th Noose tightens. Jennifer all in the House.

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Delfonics leader William Hart dies; How a whirlwind of history killed his group’s best chance to hit No. 1 in 1968

Delfonics leader William Hart dies; How a whirlwind of history killed his group’s best chance to hit No. 1 in 1968. #RIPWilliamHart #Delfonics #LaLaMeansILoveYou

(July 16, 2022).  William “Poogie” Hart, lead singer of the legendary R&B/soul group the Delfonics, died on July 14 of complications from surgery following a respiratory illness.  He was 77. William “Poogie” Hart, 1945-2022 Hart was the lead singer and one of the founding members of the Delfonics, initially a quartet under various other names consisting of him, his brother Wilbert, the late…

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Delfonics frontman William 'Poogie' Hart' dies aged 77

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Delfonics frontman William 'Poogie' Hart' dies aged 77

Soul legend William ‘Poogie’ Hart has passed away. …

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CONTRA2022 - 18  GOODBYE 2022 

(some of the many musicians we lost in 2022)

Playlist: https://www.mixcloud.com/Contraflow/contra2022-18-goodbye-2022-some-of-the-musicians-we-lost-in-2022/

1. Ronnie Spector 2. Terry Hall 3. Wilko Johnson  4. Jet Black 5. Chris Bailey 6. Jerry Lee Lewis  7. Loretta Lynn 8. Betty Davis 9. William "Poogie" Hart & Thom Bell  10. Mark Lanegan 11. Martin Duffy 12. Nik Turner  13. Christine McVie 14. Dino Danelli 15. Jerry Allison & Sonny West  16. R. Dean Taylor & Lamont Dozier 17. Vangelis 18. Gary Brooker  19. Anton Fier 20. Hamish Kilgour 21. Keith Levene  22. Donald "Tabby" Shaw & Fitzroy "Bunny" Simpson  23. Cecil "Skelly" Spence 24. Nicky Tesco 25. Mimi Parker  26. Dallas Good 27. Cathal Coughlan 28. Paul Ryder  29. Mike Bryson 30. Don Craine 31. Robert Gordon  32. Ronnie Hawkins 33. Rachel Nagy 34. Sam Henry  35. D.H. Peligro 36. Jimi Sohns 37. Tony Hill  38. Taylor Hawkins 39. Chris Koerts 40. Rudy Gomis  41. Pharoah Sanders

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William Hart, Founding Member of the Delfonics, Dies at 77

William Hart, Founding Member of the Delfonics, Dies at 77

William “Poogie” Hart, vocalist and founding member of the Philadelphia soul group the Delfonics, has died, TMZ and The Philadelphia Inquirer report. Hart was taken to Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia after experiencing difficulty breathing and died Thursday night due to complications from surgery, according to the reports. He was 77. The Delfonics grew out of Hart��s time in…

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Delfonics Lead Singer William ‘Poogie’ Hart Dies at 77

Delfonics Lead Singer William ‘Poogie’ Hart Dies at 77

William “Poogie” Hart, lead singer of legendary Philadelphia soul act the Delfonics, has died, his son Hadi confirmed to TMZ. According to the report, Hart was taken to Philadelphia’s Temple University Hospital after suffering breathing difficulties and died Thursday due to complications from surgery. He was 77. Powered by Hart’s high, sweet falsetto, the Delfonics were one of the leaders of the…

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Remembering Monty Norman and William Hart

I’ve been out of  town for the last week, so as I’m catching up on things, here is my combined remembrance of two that we lost this week:

Remembering Monty Norman 1928-2022

Norman’s soundtrack to Dr. No

Composer Monty Norman has died at 94. His big claim to fame is composing the “James Bond Theme” and the score for the first Bond movie Dr. No. In each 007 movie, there is a different theme song, but the signature “James Bond Theme” has played in every film since Dr. No, usually in the very beginning. The song is iconic. It doesn’t feel like  a Bond movie without that song.

The link above is the obit from Rolling Stone.

Remembering William “Poogie” Hart 1945-2022

Hart early and later as a Delfonic

Singer William “Poogie” Hart has died at 77. He was a part of the Philly soul group The Delfonics. They had a string of hits in the 60s and 70s with their vocal group sound combined with funk and R&B including “La-La (Means I Love You)” (later covered by Prince on his Emancipation album); “Ready for Not Here I Come (Can’t Hide from Love)” (later sampled by The Fugees for “Ready or Not”) and my favorite song of theirs “Didn’t I Blow Your Mind (This Time)” (later covered by New Kids on the Block). Hart and The Delfonics actually appeared in a 2016 episode of Luke Cage.

Jackie Brown shot of Max picking up The Delfonics tape at the store

In Quentin Tarantino’s 1997 film Jackie Brown, Max Cherry (played by Robert Forster) hears Jackie (Pam Grier) play “Didn’t I Blow Your Mind (This Time)” on vinyl and later  is inspired to buy that song on cassette tape. That song is featured on the soundtrack album and the film also featured “La-La (Means I Love You)”. It was quite a shout-out to not just have their songs on the soundtrack, but to have the group name-checked by the characters in the film itself. Later in the film Ordell (played by Samuel L. Jackson) is in the car with Max with their cassette playing and he says “I didn’t know you liked The Delfonics.” and Max replies “Yep. They’re pretty good.”

The link above is the obit from Rolling Stone.

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Rest In Peace and Power, Dear and Beloved Big Uncle Poogie... You gave the Culture a voice through your art

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