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Sly Stone

Sly Stone

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Sep 18, 2026

Sam CoturriHOST
38:23
In Bloom and Friend of the...
Sam CoturriHOST
38:24
You know, it's just like a bunch of Sly Stone.
Sam CoturriHOST
38:26
It's awesome.
Sam CoturriHOST
38:27
He can play...
LanellHOST
135:28
Hey, the funny thing is there's like this clip of Muhammad Ali.
LanellHOST
135:34
It's Muhammad Ali Sly Stone and then two white dudes.
LanellHOST
135:40
And the white dude, so Muhammad Ali is on these white dudes' necks about black politics and what black people need to do and how goddamn Muhammad is like, I don't need to be no politician.
LanellHOST
135:48
I'm focused on black people, making black people great, this, that, and the other.
LanellHOST
135:52
And Sly Stone there was, dude, he was sitting next to Muhammad.
LanellHOST
135:56
And while fucking Muhammad trying to talk to the white dude and be on his neck, Sly Stone literally was, hey man, what you talking about, man? You don't know what you talking about.
LanellHOST
136:05
Like trying to derail Muhammad.
LanellHOST
136:07
I'm like, yo, you're a coon.
Willie ChristmanGUEST
32:23
The owners or whatever we're playing for, they always get their money's worth.
Willie ChristmanGUEST
32:28
We play some Sly Stone.
Willie ChristmanGUEST
32:30
We play some Temptations.
Willie ChristmanGUEST
32:32
We play Stevie Wonder, a little Tower of Power.
Soleh BrewerGUEST
36:30
So that's...
Soleh BrewerGUEST
36:31
And you know who else used to kinda do that, even though he didn't use the washboard, was Sly Stone.
Doc BrooksHOST
36:37
Yeah, yeah.
Doc BrooksHOST
36:37
Yeah, yeah.
Don WillHOST
3:52
Questlove's Awa is a newer kid on the block.
Don WillHOST
3:56
After writing his own books for roughly a decade, he decided, why not just publish them as well? His first release was Sly Stone's memoir titled, Thank You for Letting Me Be Myself.
Don WillHOST
4:06
And they've since published more than a few heavy hitters, including a reissue of Greg Tate's Flyboy and the Buttermilk.
Don WillHOST
4:13
Again, pick that book up and read it.
JackHOST
73:37
You need to watch this movie because it's so bad.
JackHOST
73:40
I have a feeling that's why it's not anywhere is that Sly Stone wants to bury it.
JackHOST
73:45
But now this is when we all rise up.
JackHOST
73:48
They can't silence all of our voices, guys.
Ronnie LittlejohnHOST
0:16
Greg was born in San Francisco, 1948.
Ronnie LittlejohnHOST
0:20
He joined forces with Sly Stone in 1966 with Larry Graham, Cynthia Robinson, Jerry Martini, Rosie Stone, and Freddie Stone to form Sly and the Family Stone.
Ronnie LittlejohnHOST
0:33
Gregorico's drumming was a crucial part of the band's sound.
Ronnie LittlejohnHOST
0:37
He combined rock, R&B, jazz, and, well, he put the unk into the funk.
Matt NathansonGUEST
53:27
All right.
Matt NathansonGUEST
53:29
Sly Stone is one of our geniuses for sure, but saying his greatest hits is one of the best records of all time is tough.
Matt NathansonGUEST
53:38
It is tough.
Matt NathansonGUEST
53:38
It is one of the greatest records of all time, but it's the fucking greatest hits.
Christian GodboutHOST
23:51
It's just a different Motown.
Christian GodboutHOST
23:53
Then you got Sly Stone and Stevie Wonder.
Christian GodboutHOST
23:56
Bill Withers, Ain't No Sunshine.
Christian GodboutHOST
23:58
Love Bill Withers.
Doug CooperHOST
67:16
... duets.
Tony SlagleHOST
67:17
Think about that, Kermit and Dolly singing Sli- a great Sly Stone song.
Doug CooperHOST
67:21
[laughs]
Jonathan J. M. RoweHOST
67:23
Stone.

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