Luther Vandross talks about Aretha Franklin, The Sweet Inspirations & Roberta Flack

[@ispy368]

Wow! Elvis got the Sweet Inspirations to sing with him until he died...he had one of the best musicians and backup singers ever!

[@vandrossfan5822]

I can never get enough of Luther, love finding out things about him, I Know most of what was said in this interview, but still love to hear his stories, miss you Luth.

[@lamara8497]

I agree with you all the way!

[@DavidRichardson95]

Rest in heaven Luther and Aretha. Two icons. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@arethasD6belt]

I can tell that Luther was a great friend to his close ones! He spoke very well and never bores!

[@LGKids]

What you had to love about Luther was he was student of the music and the way we looked at him and his music, is the way he looked at all the people he had ever grew up listening to! Great story, great music! Peace!

[@benjaminadler6149]

His comments/reflections on The Sweet Inspirations is exactly the Truth,.

[@plmitch]

❤❤❤❤❤ I love that he spoke about them. It takes more than just the "frontman" to make the thing GO...

[@bennyadler5882]

For sure.

[@corneliuswhite5139]

And I gotta say, I was there when Luther opened for Chaka Khan in New York 81. Now she already had 8 years of hits and a powerful debut album under her belt, but Luther? Put on a Show! I remember saying to myself "Whoa, we are in for SOMETHING with this guy. And mind you, he already had years of voice recognition with advertisers galore! So it wasn't like he came out of no where. It was a remarkable career.

[@lamara8497]

Yes his career is impeccable! It is about time they give him more recognition!

[@pauletteliggett8117]

Love the interview with LUTHER Vandross. I miss him so much. I play at least one of his songs everyday.

[@skygazer6898]

I shall be listening to Never Too Much, until the day I die.

[@nathanielholmes6630]

I love to hear Luther speak about music in interviews... So passionate about his craft. We miss you immensely 🎙

[@sefahmayaka258]

The voice is magic,I keep playing this interview again and over again Ronzoni you were a great performa

[@dtrn254]

I fuckin loooooooooove hearing this clip from Luther. You don't know how much heaven this was for me. Thank thank you thank you!!! 😊😊😊

[@donnagates-welcker6436]

Always love listening to this. Miss him so much. 😢

[@IsraelsNighttimeVoiceAUDIOS]

I could listen.....to these interviews...ALL........DAY .......LONG. I miss this era soooooo much.

[@kaefreemanduchess719]

⚘🌷Awww♥️ ⚘⚘🌷A KING TALKING ABOUT The QUEEN of SOUL🌷⚘🌷⚘🌷⚘🌷⚘🌷⚘🌷⚘⚘🌷⚘🌷⚘🌷

[@amazing50000]

I'm glad he said "New York R&B/Soul" because that was the sound here in New York in the 1980's before the New Jack Swing movement took over, which was heavy bass or heavy Synth bass lines.

[@bennyadler5882]

I used to wonder what Dee Dee Warwick meant when she said “Motown sound” was not her thing, Luther clearly explains with that simple comment.

[@ernlwjr2]

Great interview! Luther was a very adept artist!

[@Cas82958]

Love this interview. Love his enthusiasm about the music he created and the artists he admired.

[@annasagna6930]

Rest in perfect peace🙏🏿

[@pacinorules752]

This is a wonderful interview

[@Lady_G007]

This interview is everything Thank you for sharing this. Happy Birthday to mah main man Lu :)

[@pauleubanks9754]

yes...I was just thinking the samething

[@funkyswede62]

Only one Luther, I miss him :D

[@bd3825]

Loved every second of this.

[@FunkyDream91]

great interview from one onf my fav singers .... thank you so much I didn't even know the existence of these audio gems !!!

[@chancebrown106]

Beautiful.

[@PRAYERIAS1]

Cissy houston. Was great like her daughter

[@TheTessEffects]

PRAYERIAS1, Cissy Houston is 8 years older.

[@carnellgibson7892]

I think comment is Cissy Houston is great like her daughter (Whitney Houston)

[@jasonfjason2587]

Yes she was. He is absolutely correct in his comment of her, she was great!

[@SBelle84]

She is still great🙌🏾

[@damienwilliams5214]

Thanks for the upload! I'd only wish there was an unedited, uninterrupted version.

[@loveyu2778]

I need more of this...

[@cortilusgrant7675]

Rest in the good news ⚘ 🌚 👍 okay bye

[@billycarey1631]

What interview is this from (this and the other video with his comment about Marvin Gaye)? Is there a date or official publication?

[@shonmosley4215]

Billy Carey Which interview?

[@shonmosley4215]

Billy Carey I found it!

[@1Live2Love3Thrive]

What is it called? Where is it from @@shonmosley4215

[@shonmosley4215]

@@1Live2Love3Thrive Look up Luther Vandross on Marvin Gaye

[@phantomcervantes8381]

Can some one please tell me the name of the song that starts at 7:38?

[@gegegalpi7200]

My dear it’s “You’re The Sweetest One”

[@ArtistIncorporated]

@xanastur79 are you going to post the full interview?

[@1Live2Love3Thrive]

Can someone please tell me the name of this interview or the interviewer?????????

[@1Live2Love3Thrive]

@UCM8xyNxRQ6NRXVXMrNgQlXg Where did you source this interview from? Whats the name of the interview and interviewer? Thanks

[@mariahyohannes]

Whitney was Cissy on steroids she just gave birth to a better her as great as she was

[@tonymcneil978]

Really? I always thought of Whitney as a toned down Cissy. She had the elements of Cissy but smaller with a better tone. More palatable

[@comeagyn]

They woulda been a nice looking couple. ijs.

[@jdfodio]

These people must have different kind of ears. I hate Cissy Houston's voice. Always have. Always will.

[@iss_iam809]

Really? Cissy is one of the best singers to me.

[@dusroots]

Lol Lawd I can't even disagree with that. I appreciate her head voice....thats about it.

[@sylviamaua745]

@jdfodio Have you heard "Ain't no Way" by Aretha Franklin? The high soprano background is Cissy Houston. Its great.

[@nr30199]

Agreeeeeeed!!!!

[@cynthiaspencer6701]

I. Love. Luther. Van dross. The. Best!!

[@ArtistIncorporated]

@xanastur79 are you going to post the full interview?

[@ArtistIncorporated]

@xanastur79 are you going to post the full interview?