I Don't Love You Anymore - Teddy Pendergrass - MP3 instrumental karaoke

One of the defining voices of the Philly soul scene of the 1970s, singer Teddy Pendergrass got his start with the vocal group Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes and later cultivated a highly successful solo career, delivering over a dozen albums in a span of almost two decades. Released in 1977, his self-titled studio debut captured the artist at his peak, effortlessly swinging back and forth between lavish R&B ballads and funky, uptempo numbers with backing instrumentation courtesy of Philadelphia International's MFSB crew. With a tracklist mostly composed of Kenny Gamble/Leon Huff originals, the LP enjoyed great success in the United States, reaching Number 6 on the R&B charts and Number 17 on the Billboard 200. This was largely thanks to its lead single "I Don't Love You Anymore," a groovy disco-flavored tune whose lyrics dealt with the subject of divorce. Shortly after its commercial release in 1977, "I Don't Love You Anymore" peaked at Number 5 on the US R&B charts.