Major Harris, former member of Philadelphia sound soul group the Delfonics has died in Richmond, Virginia.
The Associated Press reports that Harris passed away Friday (November 9) from congestive heart and lung failure after being rushed to a hospital.
Harris was a member of the Charmers, Frankie Lymon’s Teenagers, and Nat Turner’s Rebeillion.
He joined the Delfonics in the early 1970s, recording hits such as “La-La (Means I Love You)” and “Didn’t I (Blow Your Mind This Time).”
The Delfonics were oft-sampled in Hip Hop by artists such as Grand Puba (“Very Special”), Ghostface Killah (“Holla,” “R.A.G.U.”), and most famously in by the Fugees (“Ready or Not” 
).
Harris was 65. HipHopDX extends our condolences to his family and friends at this time.
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Hoo???
fuck you
Show some respect fool.
i bet if drake died you would be crying like no tomorrow huh?
show some respect, RIP
Trolls fuckin’ ruining society.
R.I.P. Delfonics were the shit.
so many classic hip-hop records sample delfonics or major harris
this is that jackie brown shit!
RIP
Isn’t Tip and Tiny’s youngest son named “Major Harris”? I wonder if they even knew that?
R.I.P. to a legend in the game.
Delfonics is my favorite 70’s old school group. RIP
Fuck this nigga, I need a tip drill!!!
When Ja Rule dies, everyone will cry. His funeral will be bigger than Michael Jackson’s.
You hear that? That is the sound of a shit tonne of hip hop kids googling this man’s name.
Dipset’s “I Really Mean It”
R.I.P.