Charles Bradley
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Sep 17, 2026
Chris LaxamanaHOST
You know, I'll be honest when, when, when singers of a certain style and a certain look, um, sing Ozzy, it actually is very good.
Chris LaxamanaHOST
I don't, I, I, Charles Bradley does it or did an excellent rendition of Changes.
Chris LaxamanaHOST
And yeah, it just moved me.
Chris LaxamanaHOST
So I'm just like, oh, T-Pain doing that too? Look at that.
Chris LaxamanaHOST
Everyone's keeping Ozzy alive.
Chris LaxamanaHOST
Although Charles Bradley died way before Ozzy.
Chris LaxamanaHOST
Anyway, just saying, T-Pain, wonderful singing voice.
Chris LaxamanaHOST
And if we hear that hard auto-tune, it's a T-Pain thing, not a yay thing.
Nicole AtkinsGUEST
I did it as a joke when I was writing the song with my friends in New York.
Nicole AtkinsGUEST
My friend Benny Troken, he's on Daptone, but he was in Charles Bradley's band and now he plays bass in Spoon.
Nicole AtkinsGUEST
And he has a band with a bunch of my friends in Brooklyn and they were home.
Nicole AtkinsGUEST
So I was like, let's get together at your rehearsal space and we'll just write for an hour together.
Mod MykeHOST
Before that, you had a very recognizable voice if you've been listening to Modern Soul in the last 20 years.
Mod MykeHOST
Charles Bradley and the Bullets here on Daptone, records from all the way back in 2004.
Mod MykeHOST
The track is called Now That I'm Gone.
Mod MykeHOST
And we do miss you Charles now that you are gone.
Mod MykeHOST
Some of the best modern soul music and probably what actually got me back deep into soul music was Charles Bradley, honestly.
Mod MykeHOST
And we started the set off with the Hot Tamales doing Out of Sight.
Mod MykeHOST
This was put out on the Diamond label in 1966.
Jack EblingHOST
experience, when he gets an eight or nine years, maybe he'll be, um, you know, we don't have to mince words here.
Jack EblingHOST
We're talking about, uh, Charles Bradley, uh, Brantley and, uh, Chuck, Chuck Brantley can play a lot better than he did.
Jack EblingHOST
Uh, we've seen it.
Jack EblingHOST
It was five years ago that he iced the Michigan game with that incredible interception.
AlaskaHOST
All right.
AlaskaHOST
So now we've got Jesse with his cover song and it's Charles Bradley's Changes versus Dove's hip-hop song Quiet Storm by Mobb.
AlaskaHOST
Oh,
speaker_0UNKNOWN
God.
AlaskaHOST
We are going to go to Castro.
Curly CastroHOST
It's Quiet Storm versus what? Changes
AlaskaHOST
by Charles Bradley.
Curly CastroHOST
Oh, well, that's an interesting composition and it has a lot of historical...
Dayna KathanHOST
I think this is an organic conversation almost three years in this podcast.
Katie MaloneyHOST
I will say Charles.
Katie MaloneyHOST
Remember what's his name? Charles Bradley.
Katie MaloneyHOST
Charles Bradley playlist.
Katie MaloneyHOST
If you really want to turn something on, that one is fine.
Katie MaloneyHOST
I'm not really used to like having sex with like family guy in the background.
Jerry Wayne LongmireHOST
They had the smoke machine going.
Jerry Wayne LongmireHOST
I told the sound guy, I said, play No Time for Dreamin' by Charles Bradley.
Charles BradleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
No time for dreamin'.
Charles BradleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Gotta get on up and do my thing.
Jerry Wayne LongmireHOST
And it's just bouncing.
Jerry Wayne LongmireHOST
And I just walked up on that stage and spoke and Charles Bradley hollering about there ain't no time for dreaming and started that show and explained to them there wouldn't be an opener.
Jerry Wayne LongmireHOST
And just went on with that show.
Jerry Wayne LongmireHOST
Did an hour and 45 minutes.
Mikey MajesticHOST
In that set you also heard from the family Dap Tone, Hey Brother Do Unto Others.
Mikey MajesticHOST
That one was Dap Tone's 107 inch release with Sharon Jones, Charles Bradley and the entire Dap Tone family with that message of unity.
Mikey MajesticHOST
And just before the break, I gave you Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings with Keep On Lookin'.
Mikey MajesticHOST
That was a real up-tempo one.
Drew BairdHOST
So here's one from my side.
Drew BairdHOST
Charles Bradley, have you heard of him?
Chad KassemGUEST
I've seen him perform once a long time ago.
Drew BairdHOST
So he sings Changes, which is a song that Black Sabbath originally did.