Questlove Supreme

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Oct 21, 2020 • 1h 56min

Brian Alexander Morgan

Brian Alexander Morgan, creator of iconic anthems like Weak, Rain, Right Here, and I'm So Into You, discusses his music career, working with artists like Drake, Faith Evans, and Usher. The podcast touches on his interactions with Beni Medina and Robert Brookins, the struggles in the music industry, working with attitude, the theory of unison and harmony, and his experiences with Usher and Diddy.
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Oct 14, 2020 • 1h 28min

Jurnee Smollett

Jurnee Smollett, purposeful and intense actress of our time, discusses her career, Lovecraft Country, hiring directors, negative experiences, artistic integrity, childhood influences, and a traumatic encounter with racial profiling while driving. They also touch on Thanksgiving traditions and carpentry skills.
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Oct 7, 2020 • 1h 33min

Bruce Hornsby

Bruce Hornsby, mega talented singer songwriter and pianist, talks about the impact of his hit song 'That's Just The Way It Is' and his relationships with The Grateful Dead and Spike Lee. They discuss his current music projects, lessons from playing with the Dead, his musical roots and childhood pranks, daily piano practice, Grammy wins, joining the Dead, and the longevity and impact of 'The Way It Is'.
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Sep 30, 2020 • 1h 27min

Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys talks about her beginnings, the music business, and her continuous evolution. They also discuss childhood memories, first concert experiences, collaborating on a song called 'Girlfriend', releasing albums, and reflecting on the impact of a Grammy nomination.
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Sep 21, 2020 • 2h 28min

QLS Classic: Jazzy Jeff (Part 2)

Grammy-award winning DJ Jazzy Jeff joins Team Supreme (again!) to talk hip hop, DJ culture, and working with Will Smith. Reminiscing about the 80s at DAS, meeting Will and their chemistry as DJ and MC duo. They discuss next steps, parties, and Philly clubs. They also delve into their early days in hip hop, touring experiences, the iconic 'Funky Drummer' break, financial struggles, creating their album, controversy, relatability of a song, and inspiration behind 'Summertime'. Jazzy Jeff talks about his residency at Studio 4 and passion for production.
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Sep 14, 2020 • 1h 35min

QLS Classic: Jazzy Jeff (Part 1)

DJ Jazzy Jeff, legendary hip hop DJ, discusses hip hop, DJ culture, and the challenges of traveling with heavy equipment. They also talk about their experiences on tour, the devastating Move Fire event, the early days of DJing, incidents of robbery, and the importance of DJ set length. Part 2 will feature more stories about DJ Jazzy Jeff's life and career.
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Sep 9, 2020 • 2h 6min

Robert Glasper

Genius pianist and producer Robert Glasper joins Questlove Supreme. They discuss his redefining of jazz with soul and hip hop, collaborating with Quest and Phonte, the music renaissance in Houston, breaking jazz rules, Brandy's studio vocals, gear preferences, and creating 'Jesus Children of America' for 'Black Radio' album.
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Sep 7, 2020 • 1h 24min

QLS Classic: Al B. Sure (Part 2)

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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Aug 31, 2020 • 1h 24min

QLS Classic: Al B. Sure (Part 1)

Al B. Sure! discusses his upbringing, 90's music, and his relationship with Kim Porter. Also, the speaker talks about their experiences with Warner Brothers, remaking the song 'Night and Day' with Quincy, and touring with Bobby Brown and New Edition.
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Aug 24, 2020 • 1h 23min

QLS Classic: Bootsy Collins (Part 2)

Bootsy Collins discusses his partnership with George Clinton, night-fishing in the Bermuda Triangle, becoming Bootzilla, legal issues surrounding the name 'Rubber Band,' reflecting on childhood incidents and uncertainty, collaborating with Bobby Wahlmack and Sly Stone, the importance of being a living legend, and the mess in the world.

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