Harold James Melvin, born June 25, 1939, in Philadelphia, United States, was an
American soul singer best known as the frontman for Harold Melvin & the Blue
Notes. He first sang with school friends on street corners, forming the group
that became the Blue Notes. The ensemble achieved its first hit in the early
1970s with the single “If You Don't Know Me by Now”, which, along with “The Love
I Lost”, was certified Gold in the United States. The group released albums such
as Wake Up Everybody (1975). Melvin fronted the Blue Notes until July 1996, when
he suffered a stroke during pre...