Saw Charlie Wilson and The Gap Band in concert last night at The Greek Theatre in Hollywood, one of the tightest venues ever.
Unfortunately I missed Keith Sweat but caught Uncle Charlie’s whole set. He brought Teddy Riley out for a bunch of songs and then brought out Snoop Dogg at the end. Snoop did “Sensual Seduction” and “What’s My Name” with the whole band. Met Teddy backstage and, being from VA, he’s aware of Wale and said “only two artists I’m feeling right now are Wale and Ryan Leslie.” I was like, “ME TOO DUDE! lol” Stay tuned what happens with that.
How did I miss this hat?
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Submitted by Joe Mills. I got a kick out of this.
I hate to admit it, this looks really funny
And this trailer with Baron Davis…hilarious
shit is amazingly entertaining
Saw this on his myspace and thought it was cool. He’s definitely put in work. Started at Harvard when he was 16 and graduated at 19.
Not Just a Musician, Ryan Leslie Does It All
A. Ryan Leslie CLASS OF 1998
Published On 6/4/1998 12:00:00 AM
By ANNE C. KRENDL
Crimson Staff Writer
He doesn’t have a high school diploma, he has lived in at least a dozen cities and he creates songs on the piano without ever having had a lesson.
A. Ryan Leslie ‘98 defines “Renaissance man” in the music industry, and he does it without any formal music training. He just has a deep passion for the music he creates.
His demo tape says it all: “written, arranged, produced, performed and engineered by A. Ryan Leslie.” (more…)
May 4, 2008
Music
New Album, New Fears, Same Old Attitude
By NATE CHINEN
AHMIR Thompson was sitting in the back of a town car inching through Midtown when he received a vexing call from management, not entirely unlike the one that opens “Rising Down” (Def Jam), the new album by the Roots. One month before its release there were problems with a hidden track, and Mr. Thompson, better known as ?uestlove, the Roots’ drummer and bandleader, made no attempt to hide his frustration, raising his voice in protest. (more…)
Sam Sparro. He’s kinda ridiculous in a kinda good way but I think this song and video are both amazing.