 | The Way I See It [Read More ...]
Description: Raphael Saadiq's The Way I See It album is satisfying for both old school heads and today's hip music buyers: his background as a musician, singer and songwriter is steeped in a love for R&B married with a commitment to making his own brand of expressive soul music. The Way I Se... |
 | Higher Learning: Music From The Motion Picture [Read More ...]
Review: Quality varies:A double shot of pianist-siren Amos steals the show in what was a marketable mix of (mostly) boring rap, bland R&B, and serviceable rock with a few other worthwhile contributions (Outkast circa Atliens and Rage before Evil Empire dropped to name the obvious ones) m... |
 | The Way I See It [Read More ...]
Description: Raphael Saadiq's The Way I See It album is satisfying for both old school heads and today's hip music buyers: his background as a musician, singer and songwriter is steeped in a love for R&B married with a commitment to making his own brand of expressive soul music. The Way I Se... |
 | As Ray Ray [Read More ...]
Description: Raphael Saadiq has never been one to walk the safe, highly traveled R&B roads. While his compositions, dating back to his days leading the successful trio Tony Toni Tone, have always been of the smoothly palatable R&B variety, they have certainly been somewhat unorthodox, and the... |
 | All Hits at the House of Blues [Read More ...]
Japanese pressing of the neo-soul artist's 2003 two CD live release includes one bonus track 'Skyy. Can You Feel Me'. Pookie. |
