

QLS Classic: Al B. Sure (Part 2)
Sep 7, 2020
R&B singer Al B. Sure! reminisces about working with legends like David Bowie, Diana Ross, and Al Green. They discuss the production process, the influence of record industry politics, and the importance of equity stakes. They also talk about lost projects, collaborations, and the shift in the music industry towards producer-driven artists. They express concern for their grandson's well-being and discuss the possibility of playing Marvin Gaye in a movie. They reflect on their influence, trailblazing, and gratitude.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Working with Mo Austin and Warner Brothers
02:56 • 16min
The Production Process and Working in the Studio with Celebrities
19:06 • 10min
Dick Griffey stories and the importance of equity stakes
29:01 • 4min
Lost Projects and Untapped Potential
33:00 • 16min
Collaborations in the Music Industry
48:31 • 15min
Mr. Memran, Private Jets, and Working with Artists
01:03:45 • 6min
Excitement for Upcoming Project, Collaboration, and Ads
01:09:53 • 3min
The Shift in the Music Industry to Producer-Driven Artists
01:13:13 • 11min
Concern for the Grandson's Well-being and Future
01:24:04 • 2min
Discussing the Possibility of Playing Marvin Gaye in a Movie
01:26:27 • 2min
Influence, Trailblazing, and Gratitude
01:28:40 • 3min