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Oct 30, 2026

Nile RodgersHOST
0:00
Hey, I'm Nile Rodgers.
Nile RodgersHOST
0:02
I'm a producer, songwriter, guitarist, and arranger who co-founded the group Chic and went on to work with some of the biggest artists in music history.
Nile RodgersHOST
0:14
This is Before the Moment, a Lincoln original series.
Nile RodgersHOST
0:19
This fall, I'll be driving across the country, dropping in on some of the most fascinating and coolest artists
Cousin JakeHOST
26:13
that'd
Open Mike EagleHOST
26:13
be
Cousin JakeHOST
26:13
dope man Montreal Toronto Chicago Baltimore DC Carrboro North Carolina and I feel like I'm leaving somewhere Nashville and chicago with dj shadow too
Open Mike EagleHOST
26:27
oh nice okay great well please do that and um thank you everyone and please uh tell somebody about the show we appreciate you all tell
Cousin JakeHOST
26:35
everybody about it
Adam ReaderHOST
19:38
And he immediately grabbed the tune for his Outta Order LP that was coming out in 88.
Adam ReaderHOST
19:42
My Heart Can't Tell You No came together with Rod Stewart working alongside Duran Duran's Andy Taylor, as well as the group master Bernard Edwards from Chic.
Adam ReaderHOST
19:49
It became one of Rod's favorite recordings.
Adam ReaderHOST
19:51
He would state that one of the song's most memorable moments for him was the acoustic guitar solo by his longtime collaborator, Jim Cregan.
Kate PorterHOST
43:37
midlife
Emma FosterGUEST
43:37
anthem, drumroll, is actually Good Times by Chic.
Kate PorterHOST
43:44
Oh, yeah.
Kate PorterHOST
43:45
We had good times.
James YoungerHOST
48:32
How obvious do you want
Johnny PayneHOST
48:33
to go? Because I go Le Freak by Chic.
James YoungerHOST
48:44
Light My Fire works really well.
Johnny PayneHOST
48:46
Doors have a lot.
Nile RodgersHOST
1:09
That turning point where a hobby becomes a profession, when struggle becomes success, when pretty good becomes legendary.
Nile RodgersHOST
1:19
I'm Nile Rodgers, co-founder of the band Chic and producer of pop hits with some of the industry's top artists.
Nile RodgersHOST
1:27
I'm driving around the country in my Lincoln Navigator SUV, talking to some of the coolest, most interesting people in music to discuss their journey before the moment.
Nile RodgersHOST
1:49
Listening to Sienna Spiral's breakout hit, Die on This Hill, feels like going back in time for me.

11 MINS LATER

Nile RodgersHOST
12:53
When you referenced Diana Ross earlier, it's such a wacky story.
Nile RodgersHOST
12:59
One day we were doing a gig and we turned around and My partner said, damn, is that Diana Ross? And I said, yeah.
Nile RodgersHOST
13:07
He said, wow, Diana Ross came to see Chic? This is cool.
Nile RodgersHOST
13:12
And then he said to me, he said, that's like the queen coming to see you.
Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
28:19
I think that's something that brings a little bit more out of me than I get even just racing for myself or my coach.
Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
28:27
Not that I race for anyone else, but you're representing the whole group behind you, right? Yeah.
Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
28:34
I don't know.
Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
28:35
I just like the feeling of like physically having teammates out there doing it with you.

8 MINS LATER

Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
36:22
One was, like not chasing money, but chasing like progress and things that excite me.
Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
36:26
And two, just being in Indianapolis, I think it's sometimes easy to be like, oh, like everyone trains in like these places and I'm like over here in an island.
Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
36:33
And she was like, I always prefer to train apart from the group.
Emma Grace HurleyGUEST
36:38
You can be more focused that way.
Marcia KimptonGUEST
40:55
And, you know, he almost lost it all on the third hotel in San Francisco.
Marcia KimptonGUEST
40:59
He kept in San Francisco in the beginning because all his investors were there.
Marcia KimptonGUEST
41:04
He moved from Chicago, where I grew up when I was eight, to San Francisco.
Marcia KimptonGUEST
41:08
And he mostly worked in finance and investment.
Marcia KimptonGUEST
41:13
And he actually was the one that created the Helmsley Palace.
Chris ScullHOST
29:33
This is one of my favorite Studio 54 stories.
Chris ScullHOST
29:35
Because when Nile Rodgers, then of the band Chic, turned up with his bass player, Bernard Edwards, he had been personally invited by Grace Jones.
Chris ScullHOST
29:43
They arrive at Studio 54 and the bouncer goes, you're not coming in.
Chris ScullHOST
29:46
To Nile Rodgers? Yeah, the legend is that Grace Jones had forgot to tell the door staff, like, oh, Nile Rodgers.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
37:51
With Earth, Wind & Fire.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
37:52
And I got a chance to play with Nile Rodgers and Chic.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
37:56
Wow.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
37:58
For something at Apple.

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