You're My Latest and My Greatest Inspiration - Teddy Pendergrass - MP3 instrumental karaoke

After beginning his journey as the famed lead singer of Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, Teddy Pendergrass launched his solo career with his self-titled album in 1977, and entered platinum-certified territory thanks to the success of disco knockout "I Don't Love You Anymore." He spent the rest of the '70s delivering hits and released two talked-about albums, Life Is a Song Worth Singing (1978) and the smouldering, "bedroom ballad"-packed Teddy (1979) before entering the '80s with his fourth album, TP, which reached number 14 on the US pop albums chart. With its louche album cover featuring a reclining Teddy Pendegrass dressed in a sharp white outfit and boots, his 1981 album Time for Love is significant in being the last LP he released before suffering life-changing injuries from a car crash in 1982. "You're My Latest and My Greatest Inspiration" is the second track on the album, and bottles Teddy Pendergrass suave and smooth-talking soul essence with potency and panache.