...for everyone. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Wonderful job leading that along, QLS crew, and thank you Jamele for sharing your unique, profound, and inspiring perspectives 🔥
This show is so dope with so many jewels. I swear after every interview I go back and listen to the artists catalog they ask the right questions. Anyone that gave them less than 5 stars is either a hater or doesn’t know music.
One of my favorite podcasts going.
I’ve been a Ray Parker Jr. fan my whole life, but to learn so many more things from his whole career was amazing. Plus, y’all were killing me with the Antoine Fisher bit at the end
Excellent interviews, but at times everyone is talking at the same time and it’s quite distracting. I’m a huge fan of Musiq Soul Child, but found his interview to be bizarre. I agree with the others...the female cohost...well she’s not good-at all.
Love the podcast!! Look forward to every episode. Have you had former and current bassist for Journey, Randy Jackson on the show? If not that would be a great interview. A 2 or 3 part interview maybe? I know he has a lot of history and I’ll bet some great stories. Just a thought.
Questlove Supreme is a great podcast. You are like Stern in the way you are able to get these Artist to open up so genuinely! I can’t believe I JUST found this podcast!❤️
I think you are! What kind of ugly world would this be without the beautiful music of Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis? I listened to all 5 hours straight. I had a couple questions about the amazingly good/bad movie Graffiti Bridge so I could have went a couple more hours. It was awesome. Love will never do about you!
The Jimmy Jam series was incredible! I thoroughly listened to every single second closely. Being a music nerd myself and from St. Paul, MN i learned so much about the greatness that was going on in my own backyard. I didn’t want it to end. Thank you guys so much. Keep up the great work.
You ask/bring up the best stuff. I always read liner notes and keep seeing the same names. I pictured a bunch of cool kids just haning together. However- you didn't get the scoop on the concert I sw in the 70's- James with a guitar and a reel to reel for a concert. It was amazing.
Thanks for turning me own to the Isley Brothers version of Fire and rain.
