Nile Rodgers played guitar on the new Daft Punk single, but decades before that he launched a string of hits with the group Chic, including "Le Freak" and "Good Times", and went on to become a songwriting and producing superstar. He was behind Diana Ross' "I'm Coming Out", David Bowie's "Let's Dance", Madonna's "Like a Virgin" and many more. Now, he reflects on decades of hit writing, collaborating, and the meaning of music in his life.
This interview originally aired in November 2011. Show notes
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His demeanor, his voice and sarcasm was JUST PERFECT! I first was horrified and yet the longer I listened, I started laughing and cheering him on (of course feeling the opposite of his sentiment) And then Jeff's comments'afterward-just great!
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His demeanor, his voice and
His demeanor, his voice and sarcasm was JUST PERFECT! I first was horrified and yet the longer I listened, I started laughing and cheering him on (of course feeling the opposite of his sentiment) And then Jeff's comments'afterward-just great!
Alec is the man!
Alec is the man!
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I enjoyed this one as well:
http://kwmuweb.streamguys.com/pledge/pledgelevels.mp3