BAM isn’t talked about enough for me…I’m so glad he was on the podcast. You can see how he is still in awe that his own contribution to the music industry is still impacting us today
Martha Wash is a power house! SWV first album is a classic, always in rotation. Raw vocals, genius producing. This is legendary. Cant wait to hear his Top 5 and his "no name story" lol Can we get ad-libs back in r&b??? 😂😂😂😂
Had My R&B ☕️ this morning. Time to start my Saturday. This Pod is Brilliant. Esp if your an R&B head. Gives you sooo much history and background of music and songs and even the artist. This is a hit Pod Emmy Deserving Pod. Thanks Tank And Jay for this. Keep it coming we are all here to support and keep this R&B train moving.
SWV's "That's What I Need" is still in regular rotation for me. BAM's production, those lush harmonies and ear snatching backgrounds on that song are second to none. Thank you Brian for the great memories.
I’m a Smooth Jazz head. I was glad to hear the name Wayman Tisdale come up! Very talented man who died way too soon. 😢 BTW, Jaco Pastorious died in 1987. His Portrait of Tracy is a classic but erratic composition. Which makes sense.
And J. Valentine ...you don’t have to be always right. Let the guests speak their experience and truth. This is an informative podcast; you want all experiences, facts, and perspectives to be heard. Still, ultimately, it is about your guests and their process of educating people who want to get into this business. Perspective can be debatable, but rules are not. There are always "unwritten rules," but he explained the actual rules with permissions allowed, and he would know. Always remember your position and the goals of this podcast. This will also enable other guests to feel comfortable coming on and explaining their journey. Much respect to this podcast.
Agreed. I didn’t like this part of the conversation. J. Valentine needs to let the guest speak. And let them talk about their perspective of the business. Also, it’s like dude were you there. Lol
He done this before and he a grown man so you know he's not going to change his ways. He did this when Tiffany spoke invalidating people experiences like he was there when things happened.
@@msmojo1 He seems to be sharp, and he also reads comments. I have noticed it in other interviews, too, and maybe no one says anything to him. It's a great podcast, and I have much experience with alpha personalities as I manage them and I am an alpha. Sometimes we need to pull back but others will not tell us.
I'm so grateful for this podcast! I've never heard of this man before in my life, and to discover that he has written some of my absolute FAVORITE songs is mind blowing to me. This podcast is so special ❤.
This was truly a masterclass. I’m not in the music business, but I still learned a lot! And the smiles were on ten today from Tank, Brian and Professor J.
I love how much genuine love was evident in this episode. Tank churching everything up for Brian. The grown man discussion, disagreement then actual listening and respect. His top 5 was CRAZY (I got homework to do)! Never even thought about all the voices of Michael Jackson! And J with his business mind! He plays no games okay! I just loved the entire content of this episode. This was real real good!! ❤
My appreciation for this show just grew exponentially. And it’s because of guests like BAM. His breakdown of Right Here remix was noteworthy, not to be messy, but to underline how people who lack cache fall through the cracks. I say this as a huge Teddy fan, I’m glad to know the names of the others responsible for that record. And for what it’s worth, the original was dope when I heard it years later. I was so confused why it never reached anyone.
Brian Alexander Morgan is that GUY... great spirit and a real dude,he feels like a friend... You gentlemen can't miss ,please keep them coming... Information , entertainment and real talk..
Until he said it, I hadn’t noticed that the mainstream, Black, pop adjacent groups are not sampled as much as those who were primarily planted in R&B! It does say a lot about how much soul the records have.
His favorite Uncle was my first guitar teacher in Omaha. His family would come up during the summer. I have known him since we were little kids. He has always had great ears.
This was an incredible journey and episode.Wonderful Thank you R&B Money These episodes will be studied for years to come by Scholars. Tank and J. are incredible I m watching it again because there was so much information and it was so interesting❤🎉🎉🎉
Now wait a min. How is J going to tell Brian how the clearance of a record that he wasn’t around for got cleared?! I enjoy this podcast, but sometimes J can try to know everything in situations he has nothing to do with and that were way before his time. Please just let the guests tell you what really happened. They were there. This isn’t the first time.
Yes and the clip was edited. There must have been a pretty bad disagreement because there is a clear edit and break in continuity around the time of the producing teddy riley situation.
2:23 Devante shout out 2:44 “digestible” ie so that white ppl could enjoy it too 3:16 Wichita, pull up 4:49 “I really wanna be Herbie or Patrice Rushen” 5:21 Theme from “M*A*S*H*” 10:39 Tramaine Hawkins “Fall Down” 18:40 Writing “Weak” about Chante Moore 19:31 Martha Wash
Every Saturday the joy I get from watching these videos… it’s beyond entertainment, it’s the knowledge… true R&B lovers are not going to get this quality content ANYWHERE else
Yes he was and this isn't the first time he's done it. He refuses to give Teddy his credit for that remix, because it was bigger than the original version the he produced.
Thanks for yet another great couch conversation with someone I don't have a lot of knowledge about. Each podcasts gives me more life lessons, humor and all around good feeling. The best podcast out there right now and I hope it will continue for a very long time because it's definitely appreciated and needed!!
Before I tune into the R&B Money podcast, I listen to music from various genres and generations while walking on my treadmill. Today, before your show, my ears and soul were graced by Al Green's melodic inquiry, "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?" My Lord!!! During Brian Alexander Morgan's interview, I began to understand, more specifically, the dynamics of lyrical and instrumental placement. This is why the violinist and organist accompaniment in How Can You Mend take Al's vocals to another level. Props to phenomenal songwriters like Tank, J Valentine, Alexander, and even the Bee Gees, who wrote How Can You Mend. Finally, I love the information you two gifted, beautiful, brilliant brothers and your guests share with the community--it's worth R&B Money!!! Because I come from a music-oriented family, watching your podcast is like going home. Thank$
This was amazing! I wish he wouldve let Tank & J finish their point on where the industry was going in terms of different ways to make money and globalization etc before the tyla mention
OH MY LAWDY!!! So excited. I have loved BAM since he sang on the SWV track- then I learned he was behind all them HITZ! Ya land Valentine is Doin it!!! For all the TRUE music lovers- Thank YOU, TY TY!!!
Love how Brian brought everything back around and connected it. Such a great testament to how sometimes it’s not your time, but what is meant for you will come. Also, shout out Martha Wash, definitely doesn’t get enough credit.
When is R & B Money going to interview Avant, KeKe Wyatt, Raphael Sadiq, Dream, Missy Elliott, Ne-Yo, Luke James, any of the Commodores, Cameo, Morris Day? Any of Surface, Patrice Rushen?
Grateful for this J and Tank!!! Martha Wash is known for ballads by true appreciators. The I (Who Have Nothing) remake with Luther in the 90s.....simply fire!!! It's a small world when all these producers, singers and collaborators keep intersecting between eras. Kudos to BAM still being talked about and sought after👏👏👏👏👏
Chi Town!!! I’m a House Head for Life! Yes to The Chosen Few Wayne Williams, Alan King, Terry Hunter, Mike Dunn, Jesse Saunders, Tony Hatchett, Andre Hatchett❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Such a 🔥🔥 episode!! Love the balance of artist and human that Brian exudes!! Such profound life perspective shared along his musical rise to greatness. He gained a follower after this, so to answer his question at the end.. you did a great job!! Thank you R&B money for allowing tremendous talents like Brian to convey their stories in a space of appreciation!!
I have an attitude already and I haven’t watched yet because why is this less than 2 hours? 😡 I’m not going to keep telling y’all. 2 hours or longer for greatness!
Once again the influence of Twinkie Clark. My mouth dropped that he produced Martha Wash’s solo album. Commissioned fan🔥🔥. One of the best vocalists ever and a favorite album of mine. He’s a Gwen Guthrie fan (google her). Lalah’s first album is still top tier and the fact that he had a cut on that and I’m only half way through. This interview is epic
I’ve been WAITING for this Ep! SWV is my FAVE GROUP ever (male/female it makes no diff). And “It’s About Time” started it ALL for me…so hearing the background of this GENIUS was fantastic! He dropped SO many gems (I’m listening to Tramaine Hawkins, Martha Wash AND the Gap Band song he mentioned). But his “I ain’t sayin’ no names” start was HILARIOUS! “OKAY, so I was on the set of MISSY ELLIOT’s “I Can’t Stand the Rain” video…” LOLOL 😂
Time for my new version of Saturday morning cartoons lol
Right lol
Yes!! Cartoon version
Big facts. I’m always 10 minutes early waiting in the chat!
Exactly. Lol.
He had a drum machine in service in '82?!?!?🤯🤯 Iconic.
This is one of you guys most important interviews ever and I don't think people even understand
can you please say it again?
So true!! I'm behind on episodes. I came to watch the Marsha Ambrosius episode. I saw him in the thumbnail and had to stop here first
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 10/10 -OY3AH! I think they’ll even understand this maybe in 10-20 more years ! Talk about genius and Hits!
This and Troy Taylor 🔥🔥
Brian Alexander Morgan IS the soundtrack to LIFE!! Genius!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I love Tank’s positive outlook on everything! He’s ALWAYS looking at the bright side!
He’s definitely a glass half full kinda guy.
I love the brotherhood Jay and Tank has❤ I've watched Every episode 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
They are boyfriends
Thank you for taking it BACK. Him working with SWV was Destiny!!!
💯
BAM isn’t talked about enough for me…I’m so glad he was on the podcast. You can see how he is still in awe that his own contribution to the music industry is still impacting us today
My guy Brian is so humble.. guy said “was this a good show? Was this a good one?” lol…. Yesss nigga it was 🔥🔥🔥🤣
😂❤
Martha Wash is a power house! SWV first album is a classic, always in rotation. Raw vocals, genius producing. This is legendary. Cant wait to hear his Top 5 and his "no name story" lol
Can we get ad-libs back in r&b??? 😂😂😂😂
So many people are sleep on “Wednesday Lover” by the Gap Band. One of the coldest songs ever! Play it to this day…
Jagged Edge did an excellent remake to it.
This!!!!!
Martha Wash and Sylvester have similar voices
Nas is a legend
JE brought that song to me back in 97 and it took years to find out it was a remake. People don't talk about how great that album is to this day
I love how J makes his points ! He is so intelligent that he understands the business so well
Had My R&B ☕️ this morning. Time to start my Saturday. This Pod is Brilliant. Esp if your an R&B head. Gives you sooo much history and background of music and songs and even the artist. This is a hit Pod Emmy Deserving Pod. Thanks Tank And Jay for this. Keep it coming we are all here to support and keep this R&B train moving.
That SWV Rain is a beast of a song ! My word !!!
The way I smile ear to ear when Tank plays “I ain’t saying no names” intro is crazy 😅😅 Definitely my fav segment! 😂😂
You have to sing it with him. 🎤😅
Brain Alexander Morgan He is a underrated OG #RnB #Money
SWV's "That's What I Need" is still in regular rotation for me. BAM's production, those lush harmonies and ear snatching backgrounds on that song are second to none. Thank you Brian for the great memories.
Probably the hardest song on that album, probably,🤔
Never heard of him but heard him my whole life and that my friends is the beautiful thing about this beautiful show ❤
He's also the guy singing on "You're Always on My Mind." I'm surprised they didn't mention it.
Facts!
My favorite Saturday morning 🌄 spark
Almost to 100th episode 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I’m a Smooth Jazz head. I was glad to hear the name Wayman Tisdale come up! Very talented man who died way too soon. 😢 BTW, Jaco Pastorious died in 1987. His Portrait of Tracy is a classic but erratic composition. Which makes sense.
I never knew he wrote and sang on YOUR AIWAYS ON MY MIND ❤❤❤❤ I LISTEN TO HIM ALL THE TIME 😍😍😍😍
Classic COLAB with SWV (Always On My Mind). One of Brian ICONIC productions of that track
This is why R&B Money is the best show rn! Brian Alexander Morgan?!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I love how Tank & J DO WHAT THEY DO BEST!!!!! PERIODT!
J and Tank was taking the Teddy thing so personal. That man can have his opinion about the music he made and it can be subjective.
He can have an opinion and still be dead wrong.
@@cajunbatmanand so can they.
@@missnicole84 But they weren't
@@cajunbatmanhow was BAM wrong?
@@Goldfeathers7 I wanna know too??? 🤔
This is the most "business" episode yet!
Been a BAM fan since the 90s
And J. Valentine ...you don’t have to be always right. Let the guests speak their experience and truth. This is an informative podcast; you want all experiences, facts, and perspectives to be heard. Still, ultimately, it is about your guests and their process of educating people who want to get into this business. Perspective can be debatable, but rules are not. There are always "unwritten rules," but he explained the actual rules with permissions allowed, and he would know. Always remember your position and the goals of this podcast. This will also enable other guests to feel comfortable coming on and explaining their journey. Much respect to this podcast.
Agreed. I didn’t like this part of the conversation. J. Valentine needs to let the guest speak. And let them talk about their perspective of the business. Also, it’s like dude were you there. Lol
He done this before and he a grown man so you know he's not going to change his ways. He did this when Tiffany spoke invalidating people experiences like he was there when things happened.
@@msmojo1 He seems to be sharp, and he also reads comments. I have noticed it in other interviews, too, and maybe no one says anything to him. It's a great podcast, and I have much experience with alpha personalities as I manage them and I am an alpha. Sometimes we need to pull back but others will not tell us.
I think his reasoning is because he's close to the Jackson family and personally friends with Michael
Brian was right. The label makes those big decisions.
I'm so grateful for this podcast! I've never heard of this man before in my life, and to discover that he has written some of my absolute FAVORITE songs is mind blowing to me. This podcast is so special ❤.
This was truly a masterclass. I’m not in the music business, but I still learned a lot! And the smiles were on ten today from Tank, Brian and Professor J.
That Missy story was about to be fire!😂
I love how much genuine love was evident in this episode. Tank churching everything up for Brian. The grown man discussion, disagreement then actual listening and respect. His top 5 was CRAZY (I got homework to do)! Never even thought about all the voices of Michael Jackson! And J with his business mind! He plays no games okay! I just loved the entire content of this episode. This was real real good!! ❤
Who agrees we need an album along with podcast 🎤🎶
My appreciation for this show just grew exponentially. And it’s because of guests like BAM. His breakdown of Right Here remix was noteworthy, not to be messy, but to underline how people who lack cache fall through the cracks. I say this as a huge Teddy fan, I’m glad to know the names of the others responsible for that record. And for what it’s worth, the original was dope when I heard it years later. I was so confused why it never reached anyone.
Brian Alexander Morgan is that GUY... great spirit and a real dude,he feels like a friend... You gentlemen can't miss ,please keep them coming... Information , entertainment and real talk..
Okay we are almost to the 100th episode. Looking for 100 to be EPIC!! Can’t wait to see who it will be!
👀
I think it’s Stevie !
@@blessingshai Stevie wonder? Ooo
Brian Alexander Morgan is the goat. So glad we got to hear his story. We are getting close to the 100th episode yall! I know it will be lit 🔥
Until he said it, I hadn’t noticed that the mainstream, Black, pop adjacent groups are not sampled as much as those who were primarily planted in R&B! It does say a lot about how much soul the records have.
That last top 5 note was crazy lol Tank was giving Pastor 😂😂😂
Yes sir, this was a good one 🎉
The vulnerability at the end of this episode was beautiful to watch.
Fav producer of all time. Much love from South Africa
My guy from the hometown of Wichita, KS!! We love Brian here!!! ✊🏾 He’s telling the truth it’s like that here to this day!
His favorite Uncle was my first guitar teacher in Omaha. His family would come up during the summer. I have known him since we were little kids. He has always had great ears.
This was an incredible journey and episode.Wonderful Thank you R&B Money These episodes will be studied for years to come by Scholars. Tank and J. are incredible I m watching it again because there was so much information and it was so interesting❤🎉🎉🎉
📓
Man if lalah Hathaway comes on the podcast I’m literally watching that episode everyday.
and it BETTER be at least 2 hours😂
❤
THIS IS THE BEST PODCAST ON TH-cam!!!!!! PERIOD POINT BLANK!!!!!!!
I can't wait to see who is episode 100!!!
I love how he timestamps his life by music eras ❤❤❤❤
Cheating without a job is insane!!!! 😂😂😂😂
This was not a good episode, it was a GREAT episode!! Truly a masterclass .
Now wait a min. How is J going to tell Brian how the clearance of a record that he wasn’t around for got cleared?! I enjoy this podcast, but sometimes J can try to know everything in situations he has nothing to do with and that were way before his time. Please just let the guests tell you what really happened. They were there. This isn’t the first time.
Yes, thank you. He really needs to be checked on that. He tryna tell this man how things happened and he wasn’t there.
Yes and the clip was edited. There must have been a pretty bad disagreement because there is a clear edit and break in continuity around the time of the producing teddy riley situation.
This isn't the first time he's behaved like this
I was looking for a comment like this. I didn’t like how he acted right there AT ALL
😅 i was wondering the same thing..liké let him exolain...
Please get D’Angelo on!!!!!!!
On God!!!
Human Nature was written by the group Toto the same group who sang Africa!
The original demo by them (Toto) is awesome. The pitch was a little lower.
Another great interview. Now can we get an episode with Denzel Foster and Thomas McElroy, the producers for En Vogue 🤩
This episode was a business class, and that's why this podcast is one of one.
🎶 So whisper in my ear, just what I want to hear 🎶 OMG!! That's my FAVORITE song on Ushers album #crazy ❤❤
Talk about it! I always wondered who produced that song. It's definitely a masterpiece. One of my favorite USHER songs. Only the real ones know 💯🔥
2:23 Devante shout out
2:44 “digestible” ie so that white ppl could enjoy it too
3:16 Wichita, pull up
4:49 “I really wanna be Herbie or Patrice Rushen”
5:21 Theme from “M*A*S*H*”
10:39 Tramaine Hawkins “Fall Down”
18:40 Writing “Weak” about Chante Moore
19:31 Martha Wash
❤❤Brian thank you for all your great music you are truly appreciated ❤❤
Brian Alexander Morgan wrote a lot of my favorite SWV records. 🥰
BAM is not gone be lost for words. He delivers solid, rarely or never-before told stories 🙏🏾 Check out his interview on Nnamdi’s Halftime Chat 🏆
Ok B. Alexander crossed off my list. Still waiting to see Jam & Lewis, Alton Wokie Stewart, Tim Kelley or Tim & Bob, Devante Swing, Jermaine Dupri 🙏🏾
Every Saturday the joy I get from watching these videos… it’s beyond entertainment, it’s the knowledge… true R&B lovers are not going to get this quality content ANYWHERE else
This episode made me so happy because I love BAM! Such a good story teller!
Wowww his Voltron BLEW. ME. AWAY
J don’t play bout Michael!!! Yall should know that 😂
I see Brian Alexander Morgan....i click! ❤
J & Tank, yall need to let Brian tell his story. He wasn’t disrespecting MJ or Teddy.
Yes he was and this isn't the first time he's done it. He refuses to give Teddy his credit for that remix, because it was bigger than the original version the he produced.
We need October London on the show!!!!!
Thanks for yet another great couch conversation with someone I don't have a lot of knowledge about. Each podcasts gives me more life lessons, humor and all around good feeling.
The best podcast out there right now and I hope it will continue for a very long time because it's definitely appreciated and needed!!
Human Nature written by Steve Porcaro and John Bettis - the Toto guys
Loved BAM shouting them out!👌🏾
Mannn WEAK is a Monster Hit! Loved hearing the back story
Before I tune into the R&B Money podcast, I listen to music from various genres and generations while walking on my treadmill. Today, before your show, my ears and soul were graced by Al Green's melodic inquiry, "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?" My Lord!!!
During Brian Alexander Morgan's interview, I began to understand, more specifically, the dynamics of lyrical and instrumental placement. This is why the violinist and organist accompaniment in How Can You Mend take Al's vocals to another level. Props to phenomenal songwriters like Tank, J Valentine, Alexander, and even the Bee Gees, who wrote How Can You Mend.
Finally, I love the information you two gifted, beautiful, brilliant brothers and your guests share with the community--it's worth R&B Money!!! Because I come from a music-oriented family, watching your podcast is like going home. Thank$
Thanks for the support. We appreciate you tuning in. 🙏🏽
Brian is the MAN!! I been following him for sometime and he’s definitely the GOAT giving us some hits with SWV and including hisself!
This was amazing! I wish he wouldve let Tank & J finish their point on where the industry was going in terms of different ways to make money and globalization etc before the tyla mention
He is highly underrated and deserves his 💐. Please Get Kelly, Jill and Faith on that couch❤🙌🏽
I could listen to this dude talk all day man…Fk’n 🐐 🥃🔥
He talkin that talk 🗣️ great interview
Its amazing to get behind the scenes and catch a glimpse of the people who are behind the songs that mean so much to us. He's one of dem ones.
The 'Top 5' and 'I ain't saying no names' songs take me out EVERY SINGLE TIME!! When I meet you @Tank, be ready to sing those on the spot!! 🤣😂🎶🎵🎤🎶🎵
Yall need Tony Toni Tone on!
Wow!! Just amazing.You can hear SWV in the "If Only" cut. The NAS cut shows just how much these R and B melodies built hip hop
OH MY LAWDY!!! So excited. I have loved BAM since he sang on the SWV track- then I learned he was behind all them HITZ! Ya land Valentine is Doin it!!! For all the TRUE music lovers- Thank YOU, TY TY!!!
Do an r Kelly phone call from prison for episode 100 😂😂😂😂
GOOD ONE😂
You know what 😂
He has trouble keeping it focused on just the music. Would definitely be highly edited.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love the way J looks at Tank when he sings the “Top 5” theme song….its a perfect blend of “Dis Ni@@a” and admiration 😂
Love how Brian brought everything back around and connected it. Such a great testament to how sometimes it’s not your time, but what is meant for you will come. Also, shout out Martha Wash, definitely doesn’t get enough credit.
When is R & B Money going to interview Avant, KeKe Wyatt, Raphael Sadiq, Dream, Missy Elliott, Ne-Yo, Luke James, any of the Commodores, Cameo, Morris Day? Any of Surface, Patrice Rushen?
Grateful for this J and Tank!!!
Martha Wash is known for ballads by true appreciators. The I (Who Have Nothing) remake with Luther in the 90s.....simply fire!!!
It's a small world when all these producers, singers and collaborators keep intersecting between eras. Kudos to BAM still being talked about and sought after👏👏👏👏👏
Chi Town!!! I’m a House Head for Life! Yes to The Chosen Few Wayne Williams, Alan King, Terry Hunter, Mike Dunn, Jesse Saunders, Tony Hatchett, Andre Hatchett❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brian Alexander Morgan is a musical beast, damn.
You always hear the same story that the song that an artist didn't like turns out to be one of their biggest songs
This was truly an AllTimers Episode!!!!
This is a MASTERCLASS from a MASTER at Work. So Inspiring. Grateful for Everything you’ve contributed to our art form.
It’s funny while I’m watching this “Anything” is playing on this store radio station! How ironic!
Brahhhhh 41 mins in... this is a good ass interview. Brian was giving a lil history class, a technical class, and more. 😮... this was great.
That let me love you Record he did for Layla is a banger!
One of the best interviews his happiness and story telling swv one of the greatest female rnb groups ever
Wednesday Lover is one of my favorite GAP Band songs!!! One of their best ballads!!!
Such a 🔥🔥 episode!! Love the balance of artist and human that Brian exudes!! Such profound life perspective shared along his musical rise to greatness. He gained a follower after this, so to answer his question at the end.. you did a great job!!
Thank you R&B money for allowing tremendous talents like Brian to convey their stories in a space of appreciation!!
I have an attitude already and I haven’t watched yet because why is this less than 2 hours? 😡 I’m not going to keep telling y’all. 2 hours or longer for greatness!
THAT PART. we missed out on some stories!!!
Can we all agree that Tank legit sounds like Ray Charles when he get to the ending of Top 5!!!! 😮😮
Yessss i say that every time when he get to the end of the song.
Once again the influence of Twinkie Clark. My mouth dropped that he produced Martha Wash’s solo album. Commissioned fan🔥🔥. One of the best vocalists ever and a favorite album of mine. He’s a Gwen Guthrie fan (google her). Lalah’s first album is still top tier and the fact that he had a cut on that and I’m only half way through. This interview is epic
I have definitely have a gratitude cry moments. I had a couple this week ❤️ Also, I agree with his stance on spirituality and organization religion
I’ve been WAITING for this Ep! SWV is my FAVE GROUP ever (male/female it makes no diff). And “It’s About Time” started it ALL for me…so hearing the background of this GENIUS was fantastic! He dropped SO many gems (I’m listening to Tramaine Hawkins, Martha Wash AND the Gap Band song he mentioned). But his “I ain’t sayin’ no names” start was HILARIOUS! “OKAY, so I was on the set of MISSY ELLIOT’s “I Can’t Stand the Rain” video…” LOLOL 😂
BAM is one of my favorite producers and songwriters of all time
Amazing interview! I would love to see Calvin Richardson on the show