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Maurice Starr

Maurice Starr

American musician and songwriterWikipedia

Search complete. 16 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Maurice Starr".

Oct 21, 2026

Kay RussantHOST
21:54
this is not their original song.
Kay RussantHOST
21:56
It was originally recorded by another group that Maurice Starr also worked with, the Superiors.
Kay RussantHOST
22:01
So they released this song in 1987 on Motown Records.
Kay RussantHOST
22:05
However, their original version of the track just didn't do very well, which is why Maurice decided to give it a second chance with a different band in a different style.

10 MINS LATER

Naomi CutlerHOST
32:04
New Edition only has one UK number one single, which was Candy Girl in 1983.
Naomi CutlerHOST
32:10
So Candy Girl is actually quite significant because...
Naomi CutlerHOST
32:14
That obviously their first single, but it was given to them after they were signed by Maurice Starr.
Kay RussantHOST
32:21
Return of Maurice Starr in this top 10.
Master JHOST
58:08
Not one track but two that an- actually transported me back there to the year 1984, starting with Kenny G, and of course, taken off the LP G-Force on Arista Records, and a acapella version of Introduce Yourself to My Love, produced by Kenny G.
Master JHOST
58:26
And of course, there's another version out there by the little-known artist named Kashif that just so happens to be co-producer with Morris Starr.
Master JHOST
58:38
Then we went back to, uh, [laughs] the Cameo album, where I knew it didn't even last one album until I played another track, and, uh, a little-known track there g- goes back to 1984 that I heard both of tr- these tracks on the same dance floor on the same night in a certain nightclub that resided at 43 Peckham High Street, London, SE15, and they blew you away every weekend day with kisses.
Master JHOST
59:10
[static] From the mind and soul of the Master J, this is the Dance Decade.
J. David SilvaHOST
23:11
And then, of
Lawrence Law WorrellGUEST
23:11
course, come to find out, Maurice Starr, the iconic Maurice Starr.
Lawrence Law WorrellGUEST
23:16
So after that's over, I told my mom, I'm like, I'm going to meet them one day.
Lawrence Law WorrellGUEST
23:20
Those guys are good.
Kurt HoffmanHOST
24:12
Come on now.
Lawrence Law WorrellGUEST
24:12
Yeah.
Lawrence Law WorrellGUEST
24:14
So literally, but Face the Music, they had stopped working with Maurice Starr.
Lawrence Law WorrellGUEST
24:19
They were working with Ted and Raleigh.
Janice RobinsonGUEST
15:29
Who, who was there? I think Tiffany was opening up for them, and then Tommy Page, who ended up being a real dear friend of mine.
Janice RobinsonGUEST
15:36
Um, and yeah, I met them, and the producer, Maurice Starr, saw me and said to Greg McPherson, "Who is that young lady? I like her look." Right? And he discovered New Edition, New Kids on the Block.
Janice RobinsonGUEST
15:52
And so then I got invited to come up to Boston-
Holly BannisHOST
15:55
Mm-hmm
Janice RobinsonGUEST
16:24
You know, he had a formula-
Holly BannisHOST
16:25
Yeah
Janice RobinsonGUEST
16:25
... honey, let me tell you about Mr. Maurice Starr.
Janice RobinsonGUEST
16:27
And Rick West was gonna be like his Elvis with the three soul ladies behind him.
Percy and Face

Percy and Face

Boy Bands

Oct 15 · 2 Mentions

Rory ColvinGUEST
19:51
Sometimes that happens, right? Yeah.
Rory ColvinGUEST
19:52
But anyway, so fun fact, you know, about New Edition is they were created by Maurice Starr, right? Okay, yeah.
Rory ColvinGUEST
20:04
So anyway, and then they fired him later on.
Rory ColvinGUEST
20:09
And he moved on and created New Kids on the Block.

18 MINS LATER

PercyHOST
38:32
Number five for me was This Is My Generation and Not By The Who.
PercyHOST
38:37
Not By The Who.
PercyHOST
38:39
But it's already been mentioned or brought up and it was a band that was started by Maurice Starr and it's new kids on the block and it's hanging tough.
FaceHOST
38:46
All right.
ScarHOST
7:29
Um, because all other boy bands after that, that are quote, unquote boy bands, they all modeled themselves after The Jackson 5.
ScarHOST
7:38
Um, in- including, um, New Edition, which, um, Maurice Starr tried to, uh, call them The Magic Five with a big J and a big five in their logo.
ScarHOST
7:51
Um, [laughs] uh, but if you're, if you're accounting for everything, including their individual talents and what they've done separately and collectively, then no one beats New Edition, right?
BrandonHOST
8:07
Well, it didn't say that.
ScarHOST
7:29
Um, because all other boy bands after that, that are quote-unquote boy bands, they all modeled themselves after The Jackson 5.
ScarHOST
7:38
Um, in- including, um, New Edition, which, um, Maurice Starr tried to, uh, call them The Magic Five with a big J and a big 5 in their logo.
ScarHOST
7:51
Um, [laughs] uh, but if you're, if you're accounting for everything, including their individual talents and what they've done separately and collectively, then no one beats New Edition, right?
RashaniHOST
8:07
Well, it didn't say that.
Herb JacksonGUEST
7:44
So it was a whole Boston connection.
Herb JacksonGUEST
7:46
Maurice Starr, New Edition, New Kids, Arthur Baker.
Herb JacksonGUEST
7:48
Yep, Boston crew.
Herb JacksonGUEST
7:49
Planet Patrol, Johnson Crew.
Concert BuddieHOST
79:24
Okay.
Concert BuddieHOST
79:27
Well, yeah, that's where Maury Starr started.
Concert BuddieHOST
79:28
Now, if you know your boy band history, after New Edition splits, Maury Starr comes back six, seven years later with Kendall putting on the spot.
Concert BuddieHOST
79:39
Who did Maury Starr found?
KendallGUEST
79:41
Who did he found? From
Concert BuddieHOST
79:42
Austin, 1987.

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