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Friday, January 22, 2010

Tyrese Gets His Pendergrass On


Tyrese made a stop to the George Lopez show where he talked about his recent bond with the late, great Teddy Pendergrass. Tyrese got to know Teddy while doing research about Teddy's life for a possible film.

Then, all of a sudden, Tyrese jacks the show and starts a-sangin' "Come Go With Me"… and somewhere, I managed to lose my panties!



On another note, why does he have hair?

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Friday, January 15, 2010

Brew Music: Teddy Pendergrass Tribute


Every now and then you need a good, old school "mixtape" to take the edge off.  Pause your workday and listen to this tribute to Teddy Pendergrass, done by DJ Mr. Len.

Enjoy!  But don't make no babies with your secretary... we at the Brew are not responsible for any fetuses...we don't really babysit. We just put some paper down.
 

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Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Breaking Brew: Teddy Pendergrass Dies



In even more sad news today, R&B legend Teddy Pendergrass died Wednesday.  He was just 59 years old.  He'd reportedly been in poor health during the last year as a result of his paralysis condition.

While details are sketchy at the moment, the Internet (Twitter, to be specific) has been abuzz with initial "RIP" tweets of his death and a few "confirmations" have come through as well. We're hoping this isn't true, but as always, watch this space for details.

We'll update you as more info become available.  I'm seriously hoping this one is just a hoax.



UPDATE: AOL's Black Voices has confirmed the death.

Pendergrass survived a car crash 28 years ago that left him in a wheelchair. His son says he had a difficult recovery from colon cancer surgery which left him hospitalized in recent months.

Longtime collaborator Kenny Gamble said of Teddy:
"He had about 10 platinum albums in a row, so he was a very, very successful recording artist and as a performing artist. He had a tremendous career ahead of him, and the accident sort of got in the way of many of those plans."
He will be greatly missed.

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