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Oct 30, 2026

Sharon HylandHOST
24:40
So for Drake's 40th birthday party, he had two wishes.
Sharon HylandHOST
24:44
One was Sade.
Kelly AlexanderHOST
24:45
Yeah.
Sharon HylandHOST
24:46
And one was the Backstreet Boys.
Kelly AlexanderHOST
27:16
Thank you.
Kelly AlexanderHOST
27:17
Yeah.
Kelly AlexanderHOST
27:17
You know what would have been fun is if Sade had have showed up as well to the big birthday.
Sharon HylandHOST
27:22
Yeah.
speaker_7PANELIST
10:32
So apparently what happened was Drake had two people he wanted to possibly perform at this bash.
speaker_7PANELIST
10:38
It was either Sade or the Backstreet Boys.
speaker_7PANELIST
10:40
Oh, God.
speaker_7PANELIST
10:40
Sade would have been so amazing.
speaker_7PANELIST
10:41
He obviously
Harvey LevinHOST
10:41
didn't land Sade,
speaker_7PANELIST
10:43
but
Harvey LevinHOST
10:43
clearly the Backstreet Boys.
Ted GioiaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:19
I repeat, today, not 20 or 40 years ago.
Ted GioiaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:22
In the top 100 right now, you will find Journey's Greatest Hits, Michael Jackson's Thriller, Fleetwood Mac's Rumors, Sade's The Best of Sade, Creedence Clearwater's Chronicle, The 20 Greatest Hits, Queen's Greatest Hits, Nirvana's Nevermind, Tom Petty's Greatest Hits, and of course there's Rubber Soul, which is enjoying a huge run this week, more than 60 years after its initial release.
Ted GioiaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:49
Week after week, month after month, old stars hold on to their preeminence while today's stars come and go.
Ted GioiaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:56
Here are the numbers in aggregate, again from Luminate.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
115:38
Will you go? I see you go.
JabrielGUEST
115:53
hello hello so i think i just have like maybe what five more minutes so i'm gonna introduce the next track um and the next track is probably my favorite track of all time maybe not all time but definitely this year i've i checked my stats on how many times i've listened to this song this year and it's above 150 times so Yeah, this one's Sade, Kiss of Life.
JabrielGUEST
116:18
Like Bob Marley, Sade was introduced to me by my parents.
JabrielGUEST
116:21
And we love this track.
JabrielGUEST
116:23
I don't know who does not like this track.
Hiren PalmerHOST
119:23
So yeah, I'll be back in a couple of weeks.
Hiren PalmerHOST
119:26
But yeah, we'll listen.
Hiren PalmerHOST
119:27
Let this one play out with Sade.
Trevaunn RichardsHOST
9:16
did I had to Yeah you're not hearing it in grade 8
Jermaine RichardsHOST
9:22
Sometimes you see a word all your life And then it just takes years Before you ever have to say the name Sade Thought it was said nigga It's actually pronounced Sade
Trevaunn RichardsHOST
9:32
All
Sheldon SabastianPANELIST
9:32
right.
Jermaine RichardsHOST
9:33
And that's another thing with the language, man.
Jermaine RichardsHOST
9:36
Bro, on paper, it says Sade.
Jermaine RichardsHOST
9:39
If I say Sade, you have to be like, oh, yeah, here's the thing with this one.
Jermaine RichardsHOST
9:44
Everyone falls for it because it's not what the fuck it says.
MattHOST
62:38
This one is also, as
Chris SchwartzGUEST
62:39
we were just discussing, Sade's
MattHOST
62:42
band without Sade.
MattHOST
62:44
Damn, I didn't hear that.
MattHOST
62:46
Yeah.
Antwan MarbyHOST
50:30
If they have a relationship.
Joe BuddenHOST
50:33
Just goes back to what I said to Imani when we played the AI thing of Michael Jackson singing Kiss of Life by Sade.
Joe BuddenHOST
50:41
And then Imani was joking and said, all right, you keep playing.
Joe BuddenHOST
50:45
We're going to get the AI version of Mike doing Purple Rain.
Steve ReadingHOST
9:59
So we're going back to the 80s now.
Steve ReadingHOST
10:00
1988, first of all, we're going to hear some very smooth, what do you call it, jazz funk sort of soul music from the wonderful Sade.
Steve ReadingHOST
10:09
The track we're going to hear is called Nothing Can Come Between Us.
Steve ReadingHOST
10:12
And then we're winding back to just 1980, a song which I'm pretty sure used to appear towards the end of... school discos and wedding reception discos and that sort of thing it's a breakup song so why would they play at wedding receptions i don't know they just did something to do with the slow dance you always had to have at the end of the evening i guess it's going to be odyssey with if you're looking for a way out
Mitch MelnickHOST
15:33
Marvin Gaye.
Mitch MelnickHOST
15:34
There was Sade.
John StillHOST
15:37
Prince.
John StillHOST
15:39
Name the albums.
John StillHOST
15:48
Ultimately, I prefer Sino Times better or more, I should say.
John StillHOST
15:55
And it has more of an R&B soul feel to it for me.
John StillHOST
16:00
Sade was also difficult because her first album is incredible.
John StillHOST
16:04
But ultimately, I had to go with Love Deluxe, which I believe is her fourth album.
Aja MonetGUEST
95:55
It's not just one.
Aja MonetGUEST
96:02
I'll say Sade.
Aja MonetGUEST
96:03
It's only love that gets you through.
Mike de la RochaHOST
96:05
You know, she's the most quoted answer.
Aja MonetGUEST
96:09
Really? Yeah.
Aja MonetGUEST
96:11
Oh, yeah.
Aja MonetGUEST
96:11
I love me some Sade.
Aja MonetGUEST
96:13
It's only love that gets you through that song.

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