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All of Me

All of Me

Song by John Legend and Toby GadWikipedia

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Oct 29, 2026

Bootleg KevHOST
23:33
Um, what, cause you have one of these songs that's like a forever wedding song.
Bootleg KevHOST
23:37
All of me.
Bootleg KevHOST
23:37
It's one of the biggest songs ever, but it's a song that will be played at weddings for
John LegendGUEST
23:42
eternity.
Bootleg KevHOST
25:05
What's your favorite song on this album? Because it's such a great listen.
John LegendGUEST
25:09
uh i love bodies on the floor i think that's my favorite right now so good it's my sleeper favorite right now is next time too it's not a single uh but uh it's just something about it it's been getting to me lately and then uh i love her as well it's kind of romantic and sweet when the album has everything you know it has like the romantic infatuation it has a new love with uh daylight it's got the big epic breakup song with bodies on the floor it's got everything but i think everyone will relate to different aspects of the of the songs at different times in their lives you know
Bootleg KevHOST
25:44
bodies on the floor could end up being the all of me but for divorce
John LegendGUEST
25:47
yeah exactly you know we got a marriage anthem and a divorce anthem there you go
Shawn StockmanHOST
1:21
My guest today has been doing exactly that for over two decades.
Shawn StockmanHOST
1:25
From his groundbreaking debut album, Get Lifted, to songs like Ordinary People, Save Room, Green Light, and the worldwide phenomenon All of Me, he's managed to create a catalog that crosses generations, genres, and cultures.
Shawn StockmanHOST
1:38
But what I find most impressive about this Springfield, Ohio native is that underneath all those accolades, is still a musician's musician.
John LegendGUEST
1:46
That's why I like you.
AnitaHOST
84:53
On his new album, Muse, Legend dials back his powerhouse vocals on certain songs, adopting a more conversational delivery at Williams' urging.
AnitaHOST
85:02
It's a departure for the EGOT winner, whose piano-driven ballads like All of Me and Ordinary People have helped define his career for more than two decades.
AnitaHOST
85:12
The 16-track project, Out Friday, marks Legend's first full album with Williams after more than 20 years of friendship.
AnitaHOST
85:19
Recorded mostly at Williams' studio inside Louis Vuitton Paris headquarters, it grew out of Legend's appearance on Clips' The Birds Don't Sing, which inspired Williams to build an album around his voice.
AnitaHOST
86:17
Working with Pharrell on an entire album was something new for me.
AnitaHOST
86:21
I'm writing for Broadway now, just finding new creative avenues to continue to throw some more challenges into the mix and seeing what it inspires in my creativity.
AnitaHOST
86:33
APS, has the success of your piano ballads and songs like All of Me ever made you feel creatively boxed in? Legend responds, no, not at all.
AnitaHOST
86:43
Honestly, I feel like my success has made me feel empowered.
J.D.HOST
2:29
I know, Joey, you're probably thinking it's Genuine in those jeans.
J.D.HOST
2:33
Sienna, you're probably thinking it was John Legend, All of Me.
J.D.HOST
2:35
No, I'm going to go to my favorite Pisces, Mr. Robin Thicke.
J.D.HOST
2:39
Robin Thicke.
Alex MatisseADVERTISER
52:00
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John LegendSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
52:06
I give you all of me And you give me all of you
Lara SpencerHOST
52:29
That's John Legend, of course, with his smash hit, All of Me.
Lara SpencerHOST
52:33
He's here this morning to talk about a brand new album.
Lara SpencerHOST
52:35
It's called Muse, and he'll also perform the lead single for us live.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
3:33
It's going to be... pop culture music movies and sports as well um my next piece is going to be on the the golden state valkyries which is another team that i cover and i do a podcast for so check out the cool check-in and why don't you tell folks about your sub stack because you've been actually very active and consistent in your writing
Mike JosephHOST
3:53
thanks i mean yeah i've been trying to for similar reasons as you uh just trying to get back into the habit of writing about pop culture and not doing it because there's something in the news and I feel compelled to talk about it because there's just, you know, a song might bring back a memory of something that happened in my life and I want to write about it, or there's a tie in or something like that.
Mike JosephHOST
4:18
Uh, so my podcast or my podcast, um, my sub stack is called curmudgeonly yours.
Mike JosephHOST
4:23
You can find it at mjoseph.substack.com. Um, and the thing that I've been doing that has been sort of like my, my linchpin for the things that I write about is I take a day, you know, and look online to find out which musicians were born on that day, which musicians died on that day, which albums came out on that day.
Mike JosephHOST
4:44
And then I make a playlist of, and I pull all these songs from my own library.
Mike JosephHOST
4:51
I generally don't source outside.
Mike JosephHOST
4:53
So I don't like force things into the playlist.
Mike JosephHOST
4:56
I use my own library to make a playlist and post a playlist for that day.
Jennifer Ben BrahimHOST
5:55
He has kept, uh, pretty tight-lipped as to who will be joining him on stage for these, uh, shows, but all the funds will go to organizations including, uh, Gaza Soup Kitchen and Jewish Voice for Peace.
Jennifer Ben BrahimHOST
6:08
Moving on to the return of American R&B star, uh, John Legend, known for his piano-driven ballads like All of Me and Ordinary People.
Jennifer Ben BrahimHOST
6:16
He is back with his 11th studio album, Muse, and it's actually his first full collaboration with musician, producer, and fashion designer, Pharrell Williams.
Jennifer Ben BrahimHOST
6:25
This despite their 20-year friendship.
FlipAUDIENCE
113:26
Now it's, I can't, I can't stand the shit.
FlipAUDIENCE
113:28
Same shit with, um, John Legend, uh, All of Me.
FlipAUDIENCE
113:31
Or, um, Bruno Mars, Uptown Funk.
FlipAUDIENCE
113:34
What's a song that's been overplayed that you used to like, and you can't stand to hear that shit no more? Peace.
Johnjay Van EsHOST
4:17
[laughs] Okay.
BellaGUEST
4:18
And then starts belting out All of Me and... by John Legend.
BellaGUEST
4:24
And he's, like, on the top of his lungs singing this song to me.
BellaGUEST
4:28
It was the instrumental version playing.
Johnjay Van EsHOST
5:11
It's like if you hold hands-
Peyton WhitmoreHOST
5:13
Right
Johnjay Van EsHOST
5:13
... like, he starts singing All of Me.
Peyton WhitmoreHOST
5:14
Right.
Kyle UnfugHOST
30:31
[laughs]
speaker_16UNKNOWN
30:33
And then starts belting out All of Me, eh, by John Legend.
speaker_16UNKNOWN
30:39
And he's like on the top of his lungs singing this song to me.
speaker_16UNKNOWN
30:43
It was the instrumental version playing.
Kyle UnfugHOST
34:35
Like, sometimes you said you could be accused of coming on a little too strong.
Kyle UnfugHOST
34:39
This could be maybe considered part of that.
EthanAUDIENCE
34:41
What's another song you sing to people when you're trying to be romantic, besides All of Me by John- I Gotta Let...
EthanAUDIENCE
34:48
I, it, it depends on the person.

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