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In this clip, Teddy Riley described working with Keith Sweat and forging a genuine friendship with him after the two were in rival bands. Teddy detailed how Keith approached him to work on his album. He also said he was initially reluctant to produce for Keith because he wasn’t interested in making R&B records.
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Teddy is one of the G.O.A.T's ... PERIOD!!
Facts
The first GUY album is unrivaled.
Legendary 🙏🏽
Indeed!!!
💯💯💯
When Teddy and Keith Sweat come together the music is timeless💯✊🏾 Certified legends
Make It Last Forever album by Keith Sweat is a certified classic!! Just hit play and let the entire album play without skipping a song!!
💯
Yes, that album is flawless. Love it.
You ain't NEVER lied. First to the last track. You can just let it roll. Teddy is amazing.
True dat
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Teddy is one of the best producer's. He got classics. But I feel he don't get enough props.
He doesn’t at all
Producers. Stop killing apostrophes 🤣
He gets a lot of props for NJS. Even though, Keith Sweat already did most of the songs before reaching out to Teddy
He definitely gets his props because his production credits tell that
Oh he got enough props from me. I recognized the New Jack sound early and it was a game changer in black music back then.
He’s my favorite producer ever! He literally created a new genre and produced hits for himself (Guy) and others including Michael Jackson. Fun fact that many people don’t know: He produced Hi-Fives “I like the way”
And blackstreet
I had no clue
ANYTHING having the New Jack Swing element, Teddy Riley put the touch to it.
Johnny Kemp- Just Got Paid 🔥
R Kelly better
88 was the best Hip Hop and R&B summer ever. We had Keith Sweat, Al B Sure, Guy and we had Big Daddy Kane, Public Enemy, BDP, Biz Markey, EPMD, Stetsasonic, Douggie Fresh drop albums along with the summer bangers like Rob Base "It Takes Two"
Great year for music
East coast ny
Don't forget EPMD
Add in Today and Redhead Kingpin
My FAVORITE summer!💃🏿🕺🏿
Such a multi talented person. His story's amazing!!..He's accomplished so much at a young age and interesting hearing about the people he's worked with.
Keith Sweat is a living Legend ‼️🙏🏼💯
ME & YO MAMA HAD SOME MAGICAL NIGHTS TO KEITH SWEAT, SHE A GOOD WOMAN
Yooo this is black music history right here 🔥
This could be one of Vlad’s best interviews
As a fellow Harlemite.. I’m smiling ear to ear listening to Teddy take us down memory lane! His musical career is so iconic and groundbreaking! When Keith Sweat dropped his debut album in 1987, that joint rocked from coast to coast! Make it Last Forever is a bonafide classic song and album 💿
Harlemlite 8th Ave.
LOL I was thinking the same thing!
You can see the swagger
@@slythe6755 Salute my Uptown comrade! We created the Swag! 🫡 👊🏽💯
Teddy is the man he changed music in the 80’s that’s why we got hip hop r&b
yep
he had his own sound.
@@elliot2177 He copied Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis.
@@dianevrules go play in traffic
@@theoriginal668 🤣 Thank you.
Teddy Riley is the reason I started producing. A King in my eyes!
I never knew he produced 'Make it Last Forever'. One of my favorite pieces of music.
He’s a super gay boi
@@steviealvaalbany2730 You got receipts, yeah? You was the cameraman, right? 👋 Put some respect on Mister Riley's name.
@@crnkmnky yes
@@steviealvaalbany2730 He isn't gay, wow your not knowing
Jesus Christ this probably Vlad biggest interview….
Teddy Riley is probably the best producer ever, and he is such a great storyteller
That Keith Sweat album actually helped me get through hard tough times! ⏺️🎙️📼
I’ve actually witnessed this mans greatness in concert. Never thought I would have got to see him.
And history was born!!! ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 👊🏽 👏🏾
Teddy was an artist, producer, and songwriter. He is truly unsung. They need to give him a lifetime achievement award! Thanks for this interview, Vlad!
Teddy put his foot in that production on that "Make It Last Forever" album. Total fire!!!
He only did a few songs on that album
@@CleanMusicLover229 That's enough for a kid. Stop hatin clown....
@@CleanMusicLover229 He did 6 of the 8 songs on the album..what the hell are you talking about?
Make It Last Forever may be the first R&B album that truly hit hard in the streets as well as radio...as well as every song on there is a classic..
Wow, that teddy riely story of keith sweat is a milestone in rnb history, all that great music they made together, legends.
Can’t forget Babyface
Teddy's music changed my life, there was a before and after
Bro stfu lol “he changed my life”
Same here too man💯
That extended version of make it last forever played to death in the projects down south growing up 😂 lol
Man that Keith Sweat MAKE IT LAST FOREVER album is his best ever. I played the hell out of that album and once it ended I replayed it again. Make it last forever, How deep is your love, a right & a wrong way, and in the Rain are my favorite songs from that album. He`s never been able to top Make it last forever ever since. A few albums came close but not close enough.
What an excellent interview, Teddy is an example of how talent overcomes your equipment, people spend thousands and thousands of dollars at the guitar Center, buying up every piece of software, and every machine and every keyboard, and here he had the bare minimum and made beautiful timeless records, it all comes down to talent
He is really a Genius I have that same Drum Machine the Korg DDD-1 and could never get it to groove. I always felt I need more expensive gear. Years later I realized he used that same machine for all his songs you can hear that snare drum so clearly.
@:08 seconds, paused for 2 minutes just to marvel at this 54 year old man’s choice is hoodie and hat, both logo selection and placement. this is definitely one of the fits of all time
Man nothing is doper to me than hearing how musician/producers get their big breakthroughs on classic songs you had no idea had a backstory
Teddy Riley is the GOAT. Living Icon. People say he didn't get his due, but The universe and karma rewarded Teddy with longevity in the game. He teaches young producers his legacy
Teddy Riley is a legendary producer who has worked with the best in the business for a long time and all of those song he produced or wrote as classics. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017 to find me.
Aaron Hall was that dude for guy. 💯👊🏾
Keep bringing the producers on your platform,this a good branch of your program.
T. Riley needs to do a biopic
Thank you for the 80's and 90''s. THE KING OF NEW JACK SWING.
One of the greatest rnb albums ever; to dis day
True geniuses at work!! People have always slept on Teddy Riley and Keith Sweat. Teddy paved the way for R. Kelly and so many others with his talents and skills. Miss the New Jack era!! It was cool to dance back then
Keith Sweat was overshadowed by Al B Sure and Bobby Brown back in the day
This is history..This man did The Show and The Wop...Wild Wild West etc.He is arguablly the best producer of all time..Sponnie G, Kool Moe D etcc.
He wasn't the main producer for The Show
@@CleanMusicLover229 Why you trying to discredit Teddy all over the comments. Get a life homie
@@romeod7549 just telling the truth.
@@CleanMusicLover229 telling the truth is one thing but you're just serial hating in the comments 🤣
Did Teddy personally wrong you?
This is History. Now we need a Keith Sweat interview
Teddy is a musical genius !
Who ever did new edition n bobby brown biopic movie teddy needs one too
BET
I love this interview man!!!!...
Teddy's a legend. All praise to his genius and legacy.
and he's an amazing human being. Good soul. Bless you Teddy for staying cool man
Let this man talk.
He dropping straight history.
I'm considering becoming a memeber just to hear the whole interview.. I always respected Teddy for his work with Black street, I thought he deserved more props.. But I never knew he worked with Keith sweat, my respect for him has just shot up
The music industry just don't have producers like him anymore 😕
Waiting for the Guy stories. How many of Blackstreet songs would have been done by Guy? I can heard Aaron singing EVERY Blackstreet hit record.
Teddy Riley created the “New Jack Swing” sound….
ABSOLUTE LEGEND-CREATED A WHOLE GENRE & BETTER GET THE FLOWERS FOR IT ‼️
TEDDY RILEY DID NOT CREATE THE NEW JACK SWING SOUND.. IT ALREADY EXISTED. FULL FORCE CREATED THW BEW JACK SWING SOUND.. JIMMY JAM AND TERRY LEWIS EVEN DID A NEW JACK SWING ALBUM WITH JANET JACKSON BEFORE TEDDY RILEY DID NEW JACK SWING.. JIMMY JAM AND TERRY LEWIS RECORDED THE CONTROL ALBUM IN 1985 AND IT WAS RELEASED IN FEBRUARY 1986
golden era
Teddy Riley,Gene Griffin, JJ & TL, and Babyface contributed to the sound as a whole
@@doitall36 TR popularized it and made it what it is today
A perfect storm of talent, legends and timing 🔥🔥🔥
Damn this is easily the most legendary vlad interview ever. LEGENDARY industry stories. Teddy Riley is the ONE!
Keith Sweat running up at a dice game asking for beats is the most Keith sweat thing ever…
Teddy Riley the best R&B singer my ears have fallen in love with 👊👊👊👊👊He got more than a Piece of My Love 💕💞💞💞💞💞💯
Much respect & love thank you for this interview. Teddy is legendary. 🙏🏼💗
i would watch a 3 hour interview of teddy riley because he be dropping 💎 super producer G.O.A.T
My favorite group of TR was wreck n effects
Props to Teddy Riley talking about the kid who worked downtown at Wall Street !
You mean props to Keith Sweat
@@CleanMusicLover229 Of course I’m talking about Keith Sweat … 🤦🏾♂️
As a kid hearing Keith Sweat for the first time (I Want Her) I had no idea Teddy was behind it, and Bobby Brown too. But when i found out my reaction was like Wee-Bey's from The Wire. Teddy deserve a TV show, and Vlad gets props for this interview. 😎
Bobby Brown was not behind Keith Sweat's I Want Her. Teddy didn't even meet Bobby Brown until 1988
@@CleanMusicLover229 Nope. Mike and Bobby first met Teddy in 85/86 when he was still in the group "Kids at Work". They had a show in Boston. Timmy Gatlin mentioned in his interview with Halftime chat .....
HE CAN RECALL DAMN NEAR ALL THE GEAR HE EVER HAD
Yep, a lot of people don’t realize the influence Teddy had on the tech side of things as well. He is as respected for mixing and engineering as he is producing. People who worked with him validate his genius on the tech side of things. Music and tech mastered by a young Harlem kid 😮
He should have did a interview with halftime . He knows the culture of r n b better
I didn't know he produced just got paid. This man is an absolute legend.
AN absolute legend
He produced it and Keith wrote it.
Johnny Kemp RIP, said he wrote it for Keith. But Keith told him he don't want it because he already submitted all the tracks for his album. So Johnny ended up singing his own song. Johnny said he didn't even rerecord it. its the same demo for Keith he released .Keith said he wrote the song when he was coming home on a Friday apid from his wall street job. The song didn't make that album so johnny recorded it. . I don't know who to believe. Maybe both cowrote it.
Yeah think him a KS had a lil fallout over it KS didn't know he gave it to Jonny KS recorded first 🤣😂
@@FC-xc3zy Lies. Keith Sweat wrote the song for his Make It Last Forever album. He missed the deadline to turn it the song in.
Who would have known Keith Sweat was low key street dude lol ...I would argue besides Guy album, Make it last forever, was probably his best produced Rnb album.
Most R & B singers are street while most rappers are soft. The irony
Teddy produced the rap group “Rooftop” on “Caught Out There”, stone classic 🎉
One of life's greatest tragedies is that Keith Sweat's first album had ZERO music videos.
Something just ain't right had one but album so 🔥 really didn't need any .,🎤🎹💽
Lies.. Don't Stop Your Love and Something Just Ain't Right had music videos
Underrated producer. He's the one who mixed hip hop and r and b by putting rappers in r and b songs . Genius!
Don't 4get it's a mixture of gospel as well
No he didn't. Rappers were making r&b songs before Teddy
The only thing he left out was that Keith told him to combine his gospel chords with his rap beats and that is how he came up with that new jack swing. He needs to thank Keith everyday. lol
Right! It was Keith that did most of the work on that album. Some of those songs were already recorded before Keith reached out to Teddy
I want a Keith Sweat Interview now!
i know right didnt know he was on wallstreet lol
Me 2
How come Teddy Riley is not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Legend, this man made some incredible tracks in his life
That Keith Sweat album was the fabric of my youth!!
One of the greatest R&B albums in history. First R&B album that knocked like a hip hop record. I remember hearing all the drug dealers bumping this in their wips. Singer over 808 drums was unheard of at that time. Literally every song on that album is dope
Marvin Gaye, Thomas Dolby, Michael Jackson. They used hip hop beats before Teddy did.
@@terrance75 Marvin Gaye and MJ were not using hip hop beats before Teddy. Marvin was strictly making R&B/Soul music and MJ was on some Pop sh*t. You are buggin tripping.
@@silverblackguerrilla4370 Yes they were. I have listened to Marvin Gaye's last album and some of his unreleased tracks. Yes Michael Jackson had hip hop beats you don't know anything about. Thomas Dolby was a mastermind of beats and also had tracks that you don't know of or have ever heard from his 1984 album. There are other artists who had hip hop beats in their songs too.
@@terrance75 Everybody has listened to Marvin's and MJ's catalog. You act like it isn't WIDELY available to the public or something. Since YOU'RE making these ridiculous claims then NAME these so called "hip hop beats" used by them? Take your time
@@silverblackguerrilla4370 You obviously do not know much about the music industry. Did you know they had drum machines from 1957 that had electronics 80s sound. Hip hop was created officially in 1973. Clearly you are someone who doesn't have much knowledge about music origins and international influences as well as pioneers who were out years before Teddy Riley.
Teddy, LaFace, & Flyte Tyme are in a class by themselves when it comes to production.
This story dope as hell.
Keith sweat is the best solo r&b artist ever. So many jams. Teddy Riley producing Keith sweat, was just a bonus
Classic stories for these great works of art man been waiting to hear this forever.🙃
The 36th anniversary of this album brought me here. I have so many unanswered questions about this album, but I am so happy to have the back story.
He don't get enough credit, that young and he was ahead of his time ‼️
You mean Keith Sweat? Since he did 80% of the album
Let me just say that this man’s memory is impeccable! The details of it all!
Make It Last Forever is my fav song along with The Lady in my Life. I played them both at my wedding.
When I first heard "I Want Her" it blew me away. But. I've been hearing his work on the radio. I didn't know it was him at all. Johnny Kemp , Kool Moe Dee. Doug E. Fresh material. He was really doing it their in the mid-80's so young. Solid History.
Most of it was done by Keith Sweat
Dude also did production in the rap game. He's definitely a legend.
We all know that Jacci McGhee gave Make It Last Forever the vocal push that it needed. Put some respect on her name. Because she brought that song home. OMFG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best Keith Sweat album of his d@mn life!!!!!!! best album that teddy Riley produced of his f^^^ life. I swear!
Keith Sweat make it last forever album; I've said many times and I say it again the best R& B album ever made ( top to bottom)!
Convince me other wise!
Al B Sures album and Bobby Browns albums around that time we're just as good.
Royalty and pure genius . This man is LEGENDARY 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
He said that Edwin Birdsong was the judge in the competition and told him that he could compete with a guardian’s consent. Birdsong did a song called “Cola Bottle Baby” that was sampled by Daft Punk for “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger”. Teddy has some interesting connections.
That's why you have to be focused on what you are trying to achieve and not get caught up in perception or viewing yourself to highly. Keith Sweat could have said "I'm a Wall Street guy. I'm not going to the projects and playing in a dice game with kids." But he recognized Teddy's talent despite his age or where he was it. And they ended up making timeless music. I always bumped "Right and a Wrong Way".
Keith Sweat's first album is a masterpiece.
The best interviews are when Vlad shuts tf up and listens, let’s the guests talk….BRAVO!
The way this album came to fruition it literally sounds like destiny, they were meant to make this album together.
Oh VLAD is just dropping interview after interview
that I’m having a hard time
Keeping up myself
I always say Teddy Harlem Riley and Keith Harlem Sweat! And there u have it!
Teddy needs a BET mini-series like New Edition and The Jacksons, but it needs contributions from Timmy Gatling, Al B Sure, Keith Sweat, Bobby Brown, etc,...🎚🎛🎶
I guess bet doesn’t wanna do mini series anymore I think
@@darionjackson2599 I wonder why not? They were successful.
Teddy changed the sound of R&B and hip hop
Keith Sweat
Keith Sweat has the greatest r&b beats of all time
See how soft spoken and chill Teddy is and you can see where Pharrell gets it from
Vlad didnt even know Teddy worked with Keith Sweat, he plays it off by saying iha 😆😆
Bobby Brown Don't Be Cruel Album🎤🎶one of my favorite album till this day classic and Keith Sweat Make It Last Forever Album is a classic🎤🎶both of these album sold well in the New Jack Swing Era in the beginning Teddy Riley sound...
Teddy Riley and Babyface worked on that album .
Kemp, Sweat,Teddy, all was successful legends 👍✌
Keith should be interviewed. Let him explain what happen with the album, when Teddy actually got involved, Gene Griffin muscling him to get Teddy's name on the album. I want her he added/cleaned up the beats on that song. The vast majority of the album was already done. Go listen to a Keith interview he will tell how Don't stop your love with his demo. Gene Griffin muscled him on the album production credits, let's chill, just got paid and some of those other earlier songs that Teddy was credited as being the producer and writter. This is not saying Teddy is not an excellent producer or take anything away from him as a legend. Keith had to pay Bill Underwood to get Gene Griffin off of him.
What would R&B be like if Teddy didn’t want to make it? His sound is like no other. New Jack Swing 💃🏽
Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis started New Jack. Teddy just gave it a name
@@dianevrules New Jack Swing is 100% Teddy. The Jam & Lewis thing was an evolution of the Minneapolis Sound. Similar, but not the same.
@@crnkmnky how did Teddy invent it when Keith had completed over 80 percent of the album before Teddy got involved? Don't stop your love and a few other songs where his demo songs. Gene Griffin muscled Keith and that's how Teddy's name got all those production credits.
It would be the same. "Don't Stop Your Love" was the first song Keith Sweat wrote, produced and recorded for the album. "I Want Her" was the second song he did
@@teeerealsirrdee This! Keith Sweat did most of the work.
Translation:. In Keith Sweat's Wikipedia, it says Keith Sweat produced "Make It last Forever" and TR helped. The facts are TR produced the album, and Keith Sweat approved the beats. Keith didn't go from singing in night clubs, getting an ingie deal, to producing his first album. TR was the producer Keith needed to make it work.
Teddy’s jam, Teddy jam for me yeah, That song still Knocks 💯Also guy’s underrated song tell me what you like. King of the new Jack swing, certified legend All around musician.
I use to love the Roland S-330 to this very day.