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Sep 18, 2026

Terence RosemoreGUEST
33:51
So
Jon WoodHOST
33:51
after Quiet Storm, We did another one.
Jon WoodHOST
33:55
Won't get into that.
Jon WoodHOST
33:56
Hopefully we can bring you back at some point.

7 MINS LATER

Terence RosemoreGUEST
40:36
I think I have.
Terence RosemoreGUEST
40:37
Maybe you thought I was bullshitting you.
Terence RosemoreGUEST
40:39
Quiet Storm is one of my favorite projects that I've ever done, including, I know we talking about James Gunn, bro.
Terence RosemoreGUEST
40:45
But, and I'll get back to that, I'm sorry.
RahsaanGUEST
2:54
Funny story.
RahsaanGUEST
2:55
Well, you know, that's Paula Abdul- No, Quiet Storm.
RahsaanGUEST
2:58
But that was originally meant for Patti LaBelle.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
3:03
For Patti?
RahsaanGUEST
3:04
Yeah, Patti's version was good, too.
RahsaanGUEST
3:06
But Quiet Storm's a bitch.
RahsaanGUEST
3:10
Speaking of Quiet Storm, you know what song gets me together every time I hear it? Hmm.
RahsaanGUEST
3:15
And I need the long 12-inch extended version.
Wallstreet TrapperHOST
28:26
So I remember I used to listen to the slow jams at night.
Wallstreet TrapperHOST
28:30
Quiet Storm is what it's called.
Wallstreet TrapperHOST
28:32
It's called Quiet Storm.
Wallstreet TrapperHOST
28:33
I remember listening to Quiet Storm.
Wallstreet TrapperHOST
28:35
And I remember listening to that song like, dog, I can't wait to go home and be in love.
Wallstreet TrapperHOST
28:43
Yeah.
Deremy DoveHOST
14:09
yeah.
Deremy DoveHOST
14:09
No, because there's songs that I know that I think if you're growing up and you listen to Quiet Storm...
Deremy DoveHOST
14:19
Like, you know, I might put an honorable mention, but, like, I'm not going to put on here.
Deremy DoveHOST
14:24
And there's even other songs she was a part of, but, like, no, I'm not going to say that one.

50 MINS LATER

Thomas SenaHOST
64:36
But I guess I Feel For You is a song that I've just heard more just out and about and just in my everyday life that I thought it was just more out in the ether than through the fire.
Deremy DoveHOST
64:48
I think I Feel For You, like if you go by the billboards when they came out in the 80s, I feel for you.
Deremy DoveHOST
64:53
I think over the years and through the fire has been such a big song on quiet storm on classic R and B that generations of kids have heard that if your parents played that where like, uh, I feel for you as an on like classic R and B as much as like through the fire.
Deremy DoveHOST
65:11
That's like an old school.
KilHOST
9:28
So that's the boy who did the, who played that bass line and everything.
KilHOST
9:32
But, yeah, I, I definitely had White Lines too, and the spin off with Quiet Storm because Quiet Storm-
SpencePANELIST
9:38
Yeah
KilHOST
9:38
... you know, when I heard that with that-
Roberta FlackSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:56
Holding hands by candlelight While I'm touching you Wanting you with all my might
Frank OstHOST
29:17
Duets with Peebo Bryson and Maxi Priest kept her on the charts until the 90s, and her minimalist sounds and influences even helped create the Quiet Storm radio format.
Frank OstHOST
29:30
And perhaps it was that style that made her a little bit of an afterthought in the rock world.
Frank OstHOST
29:36
We lost Roberta just last year, And I agree with the obituary in the Sunday Times of London that stated, she sang with flawless diction and elegant, understated power in a voice that was soft, sensual, creating a radio-friendly crossover between jazz, R&B, and easy listening.
Raheem DevaughnGUEST
94:51
And I got the album.
Raheem DevaughnGUEST
94:51
The Quiet Storm.
Raheem DevaughnGUEST
94:52
I got the album, Quiet Storm, love it too, man.
Raheem DevaughnGUEST
94:54
You see what I did right there? Get the towel.
Raheem DevaughnGUEST
94:56
Get the towel.
Lou YoungHOST
95:21
You got to get him wet, Lou.
Lou YoungHOST
95:23
That's a legendary shit.
Lou YoungHOST
95:24
The Quiet Storm, bro.
Rod LucasHOST
72:37
He's good.
Rod LucasHOST
72:38
This is Quiet Storm from his latest album.
Rod LucasHOST
72:43
What did I never know about this geezer before, Rod? He's all there, man.
Rod LucasHOST
72:48
He's got it.
DHOST
44:55
You only have to have one.
DHOST
44:58
No, it's Quiet Storm.
DHOST
45:00
It's Quiet Storm.
DHOST
45:01
Because I've
MeeksGUEST
45:02
thought about this a million times.
DHOST
45:06
So not the Quiet Storm, like the main version, but the one with the remix with Kim.
DHOST
45:12
Kim, of course.
DHOST
45:13
Of course.
Rob HarvillaHOST
46:46
[clicks]
Sade AduSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:47
There's a quiet storm and it never felt like this before.
Sade AduSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:52
There's a quiet storm that is you.
Rob HarvillaHOST
46:57
I can smell 1985 like a fart in a car, and that's as sweet as 1985 has ever smelled.
Rob HarvillaHOST
47:05
There has to be a better way to put that, but that'll do for now.
Rob HarvillaHOST
47:08
If you absolutely must classify this music, if you insist on assigning it a genre and you're torn between pop or funk or jazz or soul, et cetera, you could do far worse than to just call this quiet storm.
Rob HarvillaHOST
47:24
The slow and sultry and rapturously intimate R&B variant, quiet storm.
Rob HarvillaHOST
47:30
Named initially for an extra sumptuous 1975 Smokey Robinson solo album.

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