Luther Vandross Documentary : Never Too Much

[@makiaakathehautegoddess]

my best friend, leah smith, produced this and she did an amazing job. we have been members of the funk bunch for years and appreciate you platforming her amazing work!

[@Chambers4casenate]

Your friend did an amazing job!! She needs to teach Lifetime a thing or two.

[@Janettoi]

Your best friend should get in touch with Q and come on the show one of these days. It really would be nice 💜

[@WenNRome]

Makia we want an interview with her....make it happen please!

[@courtneyl.227]

Please tell her Thank you!!!! My family really appreciated the great work!

[@ritaree123]

Amen 🙏🏾 Amen 🙏🏾 Amen 🙏🏾

[@Khandi_Luv]

Luther’s music will last many LIFETIMES!!!!

[@andrealucas7424]

Yes

[@midheaven_mimi]

It betta!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@californiagirl1579]

Yes amen🙏🏽♥️👑

[@TyThaiBaby]

Yall remember on Jamie Foxx Show how he used to work at a company that created jingles?! I bet Luther inspired that! And now to know he bought the rights, that connection is wild!!!! Yall remember?

[@MissDZhae-px2ju]

Yes !!!!

[@Ysnuggle]

Yep! Do you remember when Jamie sang on In Living Color? This documentary deserves an award. I think Jamie’s artistry saw what we needed to see about Luther. I’m going to watch it again.

[@teezy2727]

Yess❤

[@memaddox13]

Yes!

[@lrs1519]

Yes and the Astro van

[@Jada19791]

He has a niece . When she got married Luther sung and recorded the song “Here and Now”! He sung it at her wedding .

[@NaturallyMe516]

The song “Any Love”, one of favorite Luther songs, takes on a whole new meaning for me after viewing the documentary. I just wish he could have experienced true love and was able to be his true self.

[@brangeeellis3083]

I said the exact same thing! "Any Love" was a touching, well-written song

[@leslieboozer7529]

I was curious if he had a thing for the boy from star search. The young man was not a good singer.

[@kristinawilson989]

Yesss😢

[@courtneyl.227]

This and the song Secret Love.

[@kcshipp80]

So true

[@teddydavis2339]

Luther Vandross needs a title. I crown him the King Of Romantic R&B. He is missed, but his musical legacy will live on. His private life belonged to him.

[@teach1nation]

Yessss ❤Sir Luther Vandross

[@MizzNee796]

King, Emperor, Duke and Count!

[@truthtorpedo4068]

THIS!

[@truthtorpedo4068]

​@@teach1nationTHIS!

[@truthtorpedo4068]

​@@MizzNee796THISSSSSS!

[@nataliemauzone4689]

Luther's background singers were ABSOLUTE 🔥

[@melonydennis5719]

Yep!!! Lisa Fischer and ALL.... 👍👍👍

[@Pam-i2g]

My daughter and I absolutely loved it. I set my DVR to record it. We loved it soo much that we immediately rewinded it and watched it again. We both cried over the fact that Luther never felt that he had the love of that one special person and our hearts melted at the same time. Bravo! Bravo! Peace and Love✌🏾❤️

[@tremainem]

Tank R&B Money podcast highlights the folks in the background. Producers and writers!! It’s so informative!! Especially for our R&B lovers

[@MizzNee796]

yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaassss! I ain't saying no names and the R& B Voltron are my favorite parts!

[@TaliaDiva]

My favorite part on Superstar is rt after “Play it easy”. When he says, “When are you gonna see that it’s alright, it’s alright….” Gets me teary eyed everytime!

[@nikkija1166]

YESSS ❤

[@amissteree]

Come on here!!! THE best part of the song!!!!

[@neenanoir1983]

Even more now since I'm older!

[@katlegomhlauli8423]

Yessss that’s my favourite part as well

[@detrajones1710]

Yesssss❤❤

[@loveorhatestace]

That documentary was absolutely amazing. He was a true musical talent that deserves all of his accolades. I’m proud they provided a tasteful documentary to not tarnish his legacy.

[@summersims2575]

Where did you watch it?

[@s.h.7613]

Listen to Areths's "Jump To It' & you can tell Luther wrote & produced it. It sounds exactly like Luther! RIP to those two musical giants

[@californiagirl1579]

Yesssss I agree❤👑🙏🏽🕊

[@lesliebryan9401]

I believe he sang background on it

[@californiagirl1579]

@lesliebryan9401 I think he did

[@s.h.7613]

@ yes I think I hear him

[@MizzNee796]

that used to me my JAM! I loved the radio era!

[@Milagro179]

The documentary was well produced. It brought me to tears. Luther was immensely talented. Thanks for the timeless music!

[@shesoaware2992]

Where is it streaming? I can't find it😅

[@Milagro179]

@shesoaware2992 CNN & also MAX/OWN.

[@littleeva]

I have read that Luther had three older siblings who died before him, of diabetes, and his father died of diabetes. I think he left his money to JDRF Juvenille Diabetes Research Foundation. The documentary was WONDERFUL.

[@shanettalillard3250]

Wow to know they all were taken out by the same disease-essentially they were killed by food. Wow.

[@JeannieSmith-ik8cb]

and his nephew also died of diabetes

[@chelseaellis8815]

Phyllis Hyman struggled a lot with her weight as well. Her and Luther were good friends. If you look at some of her interviews she sort talks around it and in a joking manner, but those closest to her said she really struggled with it. It unfortunately became a factor in her heavy drug use and severe depression.

[@aprilbrooks4714]

Wooowww never knew that … she was sooo beautiful

[@powerpuffcutie24]

Yes! Very true. She had a magical voice and was so beautiful. Her episode of TvOne’s Unsung is my favorite. I’m sad that she ended her life but the criticism as a public figure is a lot. Especially when you’re plus size.

[@lemuelmalik8347]

They were okay friends Luther really like gravitate to people that did drugs and alcohol. He respected a lot Phyllis Hyman and some of his musical people worked with Phyllis Hyman however they weren't super close. Luther had boundaries people don't realize that part hence he preferred his career over trying to chase after substances or what he felt was insignificant people that didn't have boundaries not that it doesn't't mean that he didn't spend a little cash chasing some ass that part and towards the end of his life he did have a special friend.

[@HoldenHearts]

…and subsequent demise, sadly!

[@jacquelinemoore8176]

Wow. Didn’t know Phyllis Hyman sang beautifully and she was beautiful

[@mrslbrick]

I am a Luther Stan! I sang and sang during this whole thang. Listening to Any Love will forever have a different feel for me. Thanks for the review!

[@shaunabennett6994]

Me too! I had to rewind it a couple times cause I needed to finish singing Wait For Love and So Amazing 😭

[@tarithompson72]

Yes! I will go down a Luther rabbit hole on KZbin. I will start with Never Too Much ( my favorite LV song) , then Bad Boy / Having a Party, So Amazing, Don't You Know, a few more in between. And then...when I got my emotions\ nerves together, I listen to Supersrar!!!! Absolute PERFECTION!

[@enajfranklin3991]

One of my favorite Luther songs is his remake of Dionne Warwick’s song , Anyone Who Had A Heart 💕💕

[@babygurlsam244]

Luther’s dad died of diabetes. Luther had 3 older siblings. A brother and two sisters. They died before him. His mother outlived all her children.

[@LaZainabou]

That has to be heart breaking. I cannot imagine experiencing something like this.

[@latoniabanks1230]

I w

[@loveorhatestace]

That was so sad. I cried multiple times watching this documentary.

[@angelamitchell9768]

I seen Luther 2 times. The 1st times was in Central Park when Diana Ross free concert he was singing back up. Then yrs later at Garden State Arts Center in Nj.. And he even sounded Better then his records in person. And you know how good they sounded ❤️

[@trigreeng450]

yeah i had heard his whole family passed from diabetes

[@missjski]

I miss r&b 😢

[@brangeeellis3083]

Good quality R&B...

[@Ysnuggle]

Me too. I am so glad I was raised during great music eras.

[@courtneyl.227]

This!!!!!❤

[@K.M93-K.W]

Me too, so grateful I had the opportunity to know real music.

[@Pamelaaka0821]

Concerts were always classy....a class act

[@RememberTheTime09]

Luther choosing not to conceal his private life TO THE WORLD wasn't just about his family, it was mostly about THE WORLD, OUR COMMUNITY, HIS CAREER...that career he fought so hard for. I can't really blame him and others who choose to guard their privacy back then because of where we were as a society.

[@WenNRome]

Exactly, that's why I hate when everyone keeps saying they knew and didn't care.....it mattered

[@RememberTheTime09]

@@WenNRome Right it's like hitting that person TWICE! They lived with that struggle on earth and now in this so called 'woke' society we wanna act like WHY was it a big deal, they should've just did this/that. As a person of a certain age, let me tell you it didn't matter how great the talent, the best we would do is be on some don't ask/don't show us cause deep down when we had a FEELING about certain people we didn't want to be 'distracted' by the truth or having to lowkey shun great talents b/c of it. I'm not speaking for myself personally BUT that was the culture. Being gay was not cool and not well accepted. Sad and stupid BUT true so to constantly blame the 'gay' person and/or the Black matriarchs for this is very loaded and unfair especially when dealing with PUBLIC figures and all that come with it.

[@memaddox13]

Luther is a TRUE MUSICAL LEGEND! One of the GREATS! This documentary was much needed!

[@syntychiahintsin-tee-shaks2256]

I just ordered his greatest hits on vinyl. Luther’s voice was unmatched, a true professional. He took care of his voice and blessed millions with his music.

[@lindaponder6590]

Please get his NEVER TOO MUCH cd! The entire album is fire! I played /wore out that tape everyday for a year back in 1982-83 and had to go buy a new one. Truly one of my favorites. Woooo, woooo times 8.❤❤❤❤

[@syntychiahintsin-tee-shaks2256]

@ sis I already have that one and I agree with you 100%

[@pamelaryals2822]

Luther was a talent that no one else could ever touch. Special and gifted. It was a shame HE could not live happy or be happy being overweight or gay

[@ErtheStJames]

: Luther is the KING of remakes ! Can’t nobody remake a song like Luther did .

[@VictoriouslyShay]

I love love your song Saved By The Bell(s) I resonated with that song and I play it every day I’m at work ❤❤

[@iamjenellejanet]

I’m 46 and I still got the Reading Rainbow song stuck in my head

[@asdf242]

Butterfly in the sky I can go twice as high…. yes I still randomly sing this to myself at my big age

[@cushe83]

Chaka khan is the six degrees of separation of all the greats . Whitney and Luther are singing background for her in the song Clouds. Cissy Houston , Vesta Williams, Lisa Fischer, Meli’sa Morgan , Penny ford from Snap “I got the power”. They all sang background for Chaka and went on the road with her

[@Criscilla241]

Yup, you can hear Luffa clearly on the background of Chaka’s “Papillion”-which Luther remade in later years

[@cushe83]

@ yup , I forgot about that one too !

[@tmat90-o8t]

Yep and Cissy Houston and Darlene Love also sang bg for Luther. The songs I Can Make It Better, I Want The Night To Stay, and many more.

[@jaslyn5501]

@@Criscilla241that’s my jam. “Like hot butterflies” 💃🏾

[@Criscilla241]

@ that’s one of my faves too!

[@ginac5503]

Boy George, Culture Club. Time(Clock of my Heart) is still 🔥🔥🔥

[@angelinMem]

That's my favorite by them!!!

[@Kim-427]

There are a lot of “ blue eye soul” artist from Britain. They loved rnb music back in the 60’s,70’s and 80’s. They always payed tribute to American rnb artist.

[@najahz052583]

That is my hands down favorite song by Culture Club. I saw Culture Club when they were on tour a few years ago. Boy George still sounds good. His voice has only gotten better.

[@WildSmile44]

YES!!!!! My absolute fave!!!

[@loveorhatestace]

Follow up comment here: I said to my husband when we watched this, I wish Ozempic and/or Mounjaro was around for him. He definitely suffered from excessive food noise. It’s sad. We as a community struggle talking about our vices.

[@Fancypants52]

I literally thought the same thing.

[@cassandracopes6506]

Funky I am glad you are covering this doc.

[@karenwhittaker9778]

I saw this documentary at the Apollo Theater. It was fantastic.

[@Ysnuggle]

I could only imagine the singing that took place😊

[@angeebb3080]

Luther's voice is unmatched! I love, love, love Luther. I grew up with my mom listening to his music, and my kids grew up hearing me listen to him. There will never be another Luther.

[@sigthom3711]

My favorite song by Luther Vandross is Don’t You Know That omgggggg “I got yo love, don’t even look no further, don’t you know that, don’t you knooooo”

[@vote20tay96]

Loveeedddd this doc and I loved that his real childhood friends had a heavy hand in it. I laughed, cried, and sang my heart out at the private screening.

[@Swimininmonet]

THIS!!!

[@HeRocksMyVote]

Baby I’m a adlib queen! They need to do a reality show with background singers. From the ogs to the newbies!

[@btchnotme1587]

Check out “20 Feet From Stardom”, great documentary about background singers.

[@HeRocksMyVote]

@ I will thanks

[@Criscilla241]

@@HeRocksMyVoteand Luther’s background singer Lisa Fischer in it that documentary too

[@ccpitts770]

​@@btchnotme1587I love that documentary.

[@UChild825]

Learning the background info of "Any Love" was crushing 😢💔

[@jgirlinluv55]

Give me the reason

[@memaddox13]

Tore me up! Sadly I feel the same way 💔

[@msjmid6819]

Had me in tears

[@brandygee9954]

I cried like a baby when I was a kid because of that music video.

[@kianahughes7373]

When we watch “Unsung” my husband and I always say “Let’s see how gangster rap fcuked it up for some more people.” Cuz that is a running theme in so many r&b acts’/groups’ demise. At some point, gangster rap and hip hop took over and singing about love just wasn’t as popular anymore. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@essenceedwards-burd4681]

I think that's why "Neo Soul" emerged which was just good R&B but we had a drought during the gangster rap era so it sounded new.

[@miiluvjames4709]

Luther singing background on so many songs. He’s on Part time lover by Stevie wonder.

[@NatureGirl215LLC]

I LOVED what he did on the remix ❤💯

[@RedTrenchcoat1]

Oooh. I can hear it now 😊

[@lrs1519]

Omg really?!

[@dgf6275]

Like Prince, MJ, Aaliyah, Tupac, and a few more, I realized that I hadn't been listening to Luther because I was so saddened by his untimely demise. This documentary brought back so many memories of reading liner notes while listening to Luther and seeing him a Joe Louis Arena with Anita Baker. There were no revelations for me; however, my joy for the whole of Luther Vandross's has been restored. Time to dust off the vinyl.

[@rjs1602]

Joe Louis Arena shows in the round... best concerts ever ❤

[@RememberTheTime09]

You've heard DAVID Bowie's music whether you know it or not: Fame, Under Pressure, Let's Dance, Heroes, Rebel Rebel, Fashion....etc LOL!

[@1sotrue]

David Bowie's biggest pop record was 'Let's Dance' from 1983 which was sampled by Puff Daddy 'Been Around the World' . I'm sure Dineva heard his music before just never knew he recorded it

[@uniquehunter1]

@@1sotrueshole was!!

[@RememberTheTime09]

@@1sotrue Exactly LOL! David was a great talent and iconic! Most people know his music directly or indirectly and we've all seen his wife THE legendary Iman. Him speaking out about Black Artists on MTV will forever be GOLD!

[@1sotrue]

@ Exactly…David appreciated black artists so glad he called MTV out they deserved it

[@RememberTheTime09]

@@1sotrue Correct and I'm so glad he helped one of our greatest vocalists Mr. Vandross before he was 'a name. and it was part of the doc!

[@walkthrugirlcyn7489]

Hey Funky. Vesta and Jennifer Holliday also struggled with their weight. Also, please don’t forget about Patti Austin’s jingles!! Patti was interviewed; however, she refused to sign a release because she wanted to view the documentary before it was released, allegedly! I agree with you, everyone already knew Luther was gay; therefore, Patti’s comments shouldn’t be a big deal. Most folks looked at Luther like they did Queen Latifah, nobody cared! Excellent review!!!

[@niccinickynikki]

This is the comment i was looking for, in reference to Patti.

[@jwjackson1625]

Patti Austin should have been included as they were very close and also two of the biggest background vocalists during their hey day and even work together on Quincy Jones album “Stuff like that”. Remember “I’m gonna miss you in the morning”. She definitely would have added some great insight. However it was excellent anyway.

[@mmclacks9739]

I feel the same way about the song “Any Love.” It’s one of my favorite songs, and I will never feel the same listening to it again.

[@dopest.dreadlocd.Ethiopian]

“ Make Me a Believer” & “ Superstar “ will forever be my #2 favorites that I listen to everyday ❤

[@only1kat1]

Yes!! Luther was the soundtrack of my life! I cried during the entire documentary! RIP LV😢

[@ValerieCampbell-fz7zo]

I grew up with both mommy and daddy… Saturdays We would clean the house and music would be blasting R&B…my father had a collection of records. A beautiful stereo i had a great childhood with music that you wouldn’t believe.🥰🥰🥰

[@ree4061]

This story was so sad to me. It made me think of my beautiful daughter. I want her to be HERSELF and I don’t care who she chooses to be with. I want her happy and I don’t want her being lonely, in her thoughts and dreams.

[@marissathomas9327]

I’m about to go listen to him right now 😩😩 I’m 30 and my momma stayed playing his music and everytime I hear “ here and now “babyyyyyy it takes me back to being 10 years old in the car in then late nights going to bed 🥹🥹

[@MYTHOUGHTS46]

I was listening to Stevie wonder' part-time lover at the end I can swear I hear Luther's singing as the song comes to a close.

[@terrancetyson7535]

Luther sang background vocals on Part Time Lover.

[@Brown_Sugah_Babe]

It is he’s the one doing the ab libs

[@ginac5503]

Yes, Luther sings back up on Part Time Lover

[@schwanascypion3167]

It is ❤

[@mrsltjb5050]

I’m a die hard Luther Vandross fan from day 1! My BFF who is also a #1 fan, we dressed up to watch the movie at the theater in Oakland, CA. Yes, we did!! We cried, sang and enjoyed our man. No siblings.

[@jaalahford1637]

Luther was INCREDIBLE! His tone - his texture - his DICTION - his control - his ability to sing a story. I could go on.......

[@ajad.1768]

This was one of (if not) the best documentaries I have ever seen. It evoked so many emotions for me. My main takeaway was that Luther was a craftsman at his art. He loved to sing and you could definitely tell. My heart broke about his love life. And Auntie Patty shoulda kept that info to herself. Everyone else did.

[@Winfire69]

When Luther concerts were in NYC I was at every concert. Honestly, true R&B fans appreciate Luther but others always felt he was too pop. Luther is unique and no one can compare to him no one. When he died R&B wasn't the same again

[@jaisharp1165]

I had the pleasure of seeing Luther live (Chattanooga Tn) back in the day and his live performance is still one of the best performances I’ve ever seen. They ( Luther and his crew) were absolutely AMAZING

[@JoanNOTcarolclayton]

This documentary was perfect well done.

[@KelzG1]

You make a great point regarding the demise of jingles in commercials and theme songs for TV shows. They were very influential. I still sing many of them when they pop in my head. They should bring them back.

[@nikisha1210]

I always wondered why jingles & theme songs stopped. My favorite jingle was Coca-Cola's Christmas jingle. I'd like to teach the world to sing In perfect harmony I'd like to buy the world a Coke And keep it company

[@Ysnuggle]

Yes! Jingles were the jam🎶

[@klmitchell5486]

Anime has picked up where they left off at when it comes to theme songs

[@ultratech1534]

This is a great body of work produced by Jamie FOXX .Yes the documentary gave us a whole new appreciation for his music.Great review Q! The magic DOES HAPPEN IN THE BACKGROUND! Take note Anita Baker!

[@nadas.5643]

That documentary was SO good! Funny thing is several months ago I was jamming to Any Love. Then I played it on repeat. The second time I said to myself OMG he is talking about himself. I called my friend like girl what you think am I reaching? Fast forward to the Doc. I was crying through the whole Doc. It should be noted that his friend was killed and he was the one driving and I think they were drunk. That really hurt him as well. A grown man in the theater walked out in tears. The whole theater was singing and crying and stood up and clapped at the end. I took my mom to a special screening and she fully enjoyed it also.

[@yvettethomson8669]

Your commentary is perfect. I was at Luther's funeral and met several of his nephews and neices.

[@airmix08]

Phyllis Hyman dealt with her weight issues A lot as she got older. I’m waiting for the documentary on her or lifetime movie. She was such a phenomenal artist, but she dealt with so much hurt. And when Whitney came on the scene, they pretty much pushed her into the back.

[@brangeeellis3083]

They did an Unsung on TV One on her so I would be surprised if a documentary came out...but if it did, I would definitely watch it 😊

[@labluestar1]

No Lifetime movie PLEASE. Any other network but Lifetime.

[@QuintonWare]

Funky I grew up very religious and my Mom didn’t listen to secular music. I discovered more Luther and old R&B as an adult. Love Luther and his story reminds me of Whitney.

[@aprilj2399]

Same 😂. We had to clean the house to the Mississippi mass choir and other black church music.

[@QuintonWare]

@ I know that’s right!!!

[@nisaj5736]

I saw it at the Essence Festival and took my family to see it on the one day it was released at the movie theater. I loved it!

[@mspulley]

I’ve resonated with Any Love for so long. As a straight black woman

[@denisehenry3427]

I agree with you Q. I'm old enough to be your mom, but your breakdown of Luther's Documentary is how I feel about his music. Spending years and hours of listening to Luther's iconic songs. I believe that he was expressing his feelings about love. Anyone is my favorite. RIP Mr. LUTHER VANDROSS❤🎶

[@ashlimaribcu]

The end got me😢 the documentary was well put together. There will never be another Luther.

[@LaFaRa-LoVe]

I would definitely love to see that documentary,I always loved his music I listen to it still today 🙌🏽

[@antoniapalmore7494]

Luther was a gift from God to the world. I fell in love, got engaged, and married Luther. He is truly missed ❤😢

[@dgf6275]

Thanks to My 600 lb Life, we have learned so much about how food addiction works and what may/can trigger it.

[@latoyasimpson8990]

That “play it easy” was mind blowing!!

[@Mook_DatWerk]

Im 32 and i thoroughly enjoyed this documentary. I sang thru the entire thang! I even shared it with my mother, who, always kept classic black music around me. A ballet dancer. Artists like Denise Williams, Luther Vandross, Betty Wright are just some of my favorites that I remember dancing around to on Saturday mornings with my mom. New knowledge for me was the Sesame Street connection at the beginning of the film. Mind blown. My kids love Sesame street, so that really touched my heart! Bravo, Bravo!!

[@WildSmile44]

Teedra is a great writer for others, but her own album Cognac & Conversations is out of this world too!

[@ksmith2809]

I saw it in the movie theater. It was WONDERFUL!!! We laughed and cried. I MISS LUTHER VANDROSS!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@remnantsrita18]

🇬🇧 I knew most of what you mentioned… my ex boyfriend use to be the PA to one of his drummers, so I’ve actually toured with Luther!

[@TheMarcusGrandberry]

I think you are correct regarding the importance of background vocals. That is probably why Whitney, at the beginning of her life, only wanted to sing background. One, her mother was a “famous” background singer, so she knew the importance. Two, she would do a lot of her own background vocals and adlibs.

[@ericdavis6261]

he did have siblings they passed before him. glad i had a chance to see luther in concert it was a experience i'll never forget.

[@jewelsafire6844]

If This World Were MIne & Dance With My Father still touches my heart. And, Luther Vandross' stunning vocals on Christmas songs are just amazing.🥰🌹🌹🌹✨✨✨

[@kstar3249]

I was born in the 80's, now in my 40's and I never made the switch to other types of music. Give me my R&B slow jams from back then over anything else. I run , workout to slow music. It just relaxes me and keeps me calm. I just wish I was a great singer, I try. But I would to get a partner who can sing for me, personally, not a superstar that I have to share with the world.

[@sallyb3333]

Yes!!! I am the same way!! R&B slow jams give me life!!!!

[@phyliisthomas7291]

You did this segment excellent 👏

[@uniquehunter1]

Keep it right there, keep it right there, play it easy 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾, shaking my head no when I really means YES!! This doc was everything!! Side note: I didn’t know that Luther wrote my jam from the Wiz A Brand New Day 🤯, now I can hear him all up & through it!

[@ajadestone3376]

Chile I was crying......have mercy.....such a talented man

[@Bellecouleur]

Funky have you ever watched 20 Feet from Stardom? A must watch for you to really see the relevance of background. Oh Funky, your empathy with Luther really touched me. I’m so sorry you had to go through that.

[@Expressions00]

Finally, someone talking about this documentary! It was so good

[@lburns5918]

It was so great hearing Luther in his voice. Excellent documentary.🔥🔥🔥

[@angelnicole513]

I keep hearing this documentary was fantastic. I can't wait to be able to watch it with my mama!

[@ilrock]

I’ve been waiting on this. I’m going to listen as I sit my cubicle and finish my work. 😂 🎧

[@BizzzyBee]

Heyyyyy👋🏾 cubicle fish! 😂❤

[@ilrock]

@ 😂🫶🏾😂

[@raniyadebreon]

Freddie Jackson was another R&B artist who struggled with his weight, and ppl trying to figure out if he was gay or not.

[@carameldiva5131]

Freddie is probably healthier but he looks better with a little weight on him. Everybody ain't supposed to be skinny.

[@lizamimi]

I loved Luther…I have attended quite a few of his concerts. I always knew he was speaking to the band…. 🎶 play it easy….keep it right there, keep it right there. 🎶 I will never listen to 🎶Any Love 🎶 the same….the story behind it speaks to any human being no matter what gender you are….😢. We all want to know that we matter to someone….❤ Thanks Q for the review of the documentary.

[@Janettoi]

I was wondering if I'll cry watching the documentary but I already know either way I will. My heart hurts knowing he didn't quite receive the love he sang of so beautifully and heartfelt. My gosh! What I wouldn't do to have seen Luther in concert. I saw Peabo Bryson last year and my lil heart burst open, I even got to meet him and ask how Ms. Roberta Flack is doing. Good music is timeless and thanks for this review 💜

[@onetwentyboo]

Such a classy doc!

[@tamcar04]

I just found it on KZbin TV, I'll definitely be watching later on today

[@rayseyeoman7540]

So glad I found this comment. I was wondering where I can watch it.

[@tamikan.graham6422]

Did you just search it on KZbin Tv or is it on a channel

[@blackberrymolasses1502]

I enjoyed the Doc so much. I didn’t know a lot about pre Luther so I was surprised to learn that he was getting GOOD money before he was Luther, Luther

[@delores1790]

Luther had an amazing career. Sad he didn't have the strength to experience real love. RIP Luther. You are missed.

[@LateishaStout-c1g]

Best documentary hands down.❤❤❤

[@ill71]

I’m a 70s baby….the 70s 80s 90s. We had the best R&B.

[@mrsltjb5050]

Yes, Funky!! Luther was the man. I’m from the album age - always read the credits on songs. Luther wrote, arranged and composed songs. He was the MAN!!! RIP Luther!! ❤️

[@lstarks6756]

It's always the adlibs for me!

[@sweetpotatopie4283]

Luther Vandross is and will forever be THE EMPEROR of romantic R&B🙏💐👏

[@nicoleh.6352]

Luther was the truth.. soooo glad I had the chance to see him live.. twice😊he sounded exactly like the "record"😊

[@MizzNee796]

hearing Luther AND Whitney on Clouds and Luther on Papillon by Chaka are two of my ultimate music eargasms!

[@Ysnuggle]

Thank you so much Funky for this music appreciation video. I’m going to watch it again!

[@jessicajackson2438]

My heart broke for Luther because with all his singing credits beautiful love songs all he ever wanted was someone to genuinely love him and he never got it and with that pain he ate himself to death so sad