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Raphael Saadiq [Interview] -- October 28, 2008
crperry 2008-10-28 01:49:59 Total Posts: 4	R&B Haven Community: I just received word that Raphael Saadiq will be available for interviews this afternoon! ;o) If you have any questions that you would like for me to pose (or any issues that you would like for him to address), please let me know at your earliest convenience! Clayton Perry crperry84@gmail.com http://www.blogcritics.com/writer/clayton_perry ----- Raphael Saadiq is a standard bearer for what folks call 'old school' music, a contemporary artist continuing a time-honored tradition that goes back to the '60s and '70s. From his early days as a member of the groundbreaking '80s group Tony! Toni! Ton�! through his work as an award-winning producer of such artists as Joss Stone, The Roots, Snoop Dogg, John Legend among many others and his own solo albums, the multi-talented Raphael Saadiq has kept the faith. "Every record I've ever made has had those influences�The Temptations, Al Green, The Four Tops and so on," Raphael explains from the L.A. studio where he recorded his latest illustrious work. The Way I See It is the culmination of a life time of experiences informed by the music i grew up on." R&B Haven Community: I just received word that Raphael Saadiq will be available for interviews this afternoon! ;o) If you have any questions that you would like for me to pose (or any issues that you would like for him to address), please let me know at your earliest convenience! Clayton Perry crperry84@gmail.com http://www.blogcritics.com/writer/clayton_perry ----- Raphael Saadiq is a standard bearer for what folks call 'old school' music, a contemporary artist continuing a time-honored tradition that goes back to the '60s and '70s. From his early days as a member of the groundbreaking '80s group Tony! Toni! Ton�! through his work as an award-winning producer of such artists as Joss Stone, The Roots, Snoop Dogg, John Legend among many others and his own solo albums, the multi-talented Raphael Saadiq has kept the faith. "Every record I've ever made has had those influences�The Temptations, Al Green, The Four Tops and so on," Raphael explains from the L.A. studio where he recorded his latest illustrious work. The Way I See It is the culmination of a life time of experiences informed by the music i grew up on."
junebug18 2008-10-29 00:06:53 Total Posts: 540	ask him: whats the REAL reason why tony toni tone broke up? if he still talks to dwayne and tim? and if he doesn't why not? what he thinks of his groups competitor in the 90's, mint condition? what were his favorite male groups of the 90's? tell him what were his inspirations for writing 'still a man' and 'wild child' on the house of music album. ask him: whats the REAL reason why tony toni tone broke up? if he still talks to dwayne and tim? and if he doesn't why not? what he thinks of his groups competitor in the 90's, mint condition? what were his favorite male groups of the 90's? tell him what were his inspirations for writing 'still a man' and 'wild child' on the house of music album.
ilikeit 2008-10-31 22:17:44 Total Posts: 1156	Ask him if he would work with Dawn again and if there's a chance of another Lucy Pearl? Ask him if he would work with Dawn again and if there's a chance of another Lucy Pearl?

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