In a bluesy Soul approach to Hip Hop which fuses live instrumentation with samples, hear a regretful perspective of street life and the voice of a legendary vocalist as Sam Scarfo, Ski Beatz and Patti Labelle picture the ghetto on "Didn't Mama Tell Ya".
It's rare you hear this caliber of female singer on a Hip Hop song so enjoy as Patti evokes powerful emotion to tell this story about avoiding life pitfalls. From Scarfo & Ski's 2014 LP "5 Million Stories" released on Infamous Records.
Sodajerker Speaks With Celebrated Songwriter and Artist Carole Bayer Sager
By JR on 9:13 AM
Filed Under: Carly Simon , Carole Bayer Sager , Christopher Cross , Dionne Warwick , Elton John , Gladys Knight , Michael Jackson , Michael McDonald , Patti LaBelle , Phil Collins , Songwriters , Stevie Wonder
Celebrated songwriter and artist Carole Bayer Sager is the guest for this episode in which Simon and Brian quiz her about the writing processes behind some of her best-known songs, such as 'Nobody Does it Better' (Carly Simon), 'It's the Falling in Love' (Michael Jackson), 'Arthur's Theme' (Christopher Cross), 'On My Own' (Patti LaBelle/Michael McDonald), 'That's What Friends Are For' (Dionne Warwick/Elton John/Gladys Knight/Stevie Wonder), 'A Groovy Kind of Love' (Phil Collins) and her solo hit 'You're Moving Out Today'.
