Jennifer Holliday at her BEST and Luther in RARE Gospel form!

As performed during the SONGS album tour in London's Wembley Stadium.

God...he is sorely missed. Heaven has gained another musical angel. Love ya Luther.

Music video for Lalah Hathaway's single "Let Go." "Let Go" appears on the Stax Records album "Self Portrait".

Robin's performance at American Idol - Top 6 - Results Show

Video for Angie Stone's single "Sometimes."; taken from her album, "The Art of Love and War".

This is the next single after "Baby" which featured Betty Wright. That track incidentally got nominated for best RB vocal collaboration. :)

Angie your the bomb!

New Music to Dance to and just...just....oh, just love it. :)

Taken from his sophomore album, Sincerely Yours; Chris was just one of the emerging soul balladeers of his generation coming into the 90's when he decided to pursue music from the behind the scenes and concentrated on producing and composing for other acts.

Currently he has independently released a 3rd album and has moved back to his native state of Texas.

Loved singing this song...I still do.... :)

From a concert in Chicago on June 29, 2007

Past footage on Whitney belting out a medley of Porgy & Bess and Dreamgrils.

She just nailed it!!!

2nd single off the debut album of one of the prominent voices of Neo-Soul during the early 90's.

Taken from Urban Hang Suite, the album introduced to the listening public the silky and sensual voice and groove of Afro donning singer, songwriter, Maxwell.

First single off the Queen of Neo-Soul's latest album and her debut under the newly revived, Stax Records.

Taken from "The Art of Love and War", the latest album features collaborations with artists like James Ingram & gospel veteran Betty Wright, who was responsible for coaching and working with Joss Stone on her debut album, "Soul Sessions".

Bituin Escalante's music video for her first indie single "Last Tango in Manila". Feat. Ill-J.

Director/DP: Dan Gil.
Asistant Director: Teddy Manotoc.
Production Manager: Joscelito Samaniego.

Filmed at The Thirdline Compound.

On the Eve of the 1st month since Dad left us last Oct 8, 2007; I've compiled some songs about him and about the way I feel about his profound influence on me and on how I live out the rest of my life.

He knew that I love music and will gladly do almost anything to make that dream come true. Bittersweet that my group's upcoming CD release and launch will be minus one attendee, but wherever he is. I know, Dad is listening and he knows.

These songs are for you and of you, Dad.

Missing you.

In the words of the Ehldiric, used in the book that I'm writing for him says, "NAYARIN THE' TU REMORANTH"; which means..."I Will Remember You."


Love,

your Son, CAZ

Originally from Grammy nominated Singer-Songwriter Eric Benet's 4th album, "Hurricane" released in 2005.

This clip was from his appearance on CNN's Larry King LIVE and with David Foster on keyboards.

This footage nwas taken using our cellphone as me and my good designer friend, Marie killed a Saturday night one weekend till the wee hours of the morning at a Karaoke bar.

One of the songs we did was the James Ingram and Patti Austin classic, "How Do You Keep The Music Playing" which is also the theme song for the talk show, Echoes of the Heart, that I co-host every Saturday, over DWIZ-882 with our one and only Ms World, Evangeline Pascal from 2pm-4pm.

I know, shameless plugging - but just couldn't help it :)

There is perhaps no greater story in modern soul music of the power of redemption and faith than that of Kem. Through his tribulations and ultimate success, he has become an inspiration to many and a role model to a generation of young, independent artists.

Born in Nashville and raised in a middle-class Detroit suburb, Kem's life took an unfortunate turn after high school. Instead of advancing toward his dreams of musical success, he succumbed to a difficult combination of self-doubt, homelessness and addiction that lasted for nearly a half decade. He ultimately found rehabilitation through faith and music, and began again a long trek toward a goal of establishing a successful career as a singer -- and helping resurrect Soul Music on urban radio in the process.

Released in May 2005, this was the first single of Kem's 2nd solo album simply entitled Album II. The disc shows Kem continuing to develop as a lyricist, earnestly weaving his way through themes of romantic love and faith.

Just one of the many great soulful tracks heard over Dream FM 106.7 especially on the program I host called "SOUL CANDY", every Thursday 9pm-11pm. :)

The Queen of Neo-Soul herself. Taken from her CD, "Stone Hits: The Best of Angie Stone", the song is the 2nd hit for Stone which features generous samples of previous hits; in this case "Backstabbers" by the O'jays.

Incidentally her first hit in 1999, "No More Rain" also features another sampling; "Neither One of Us" by Gladys Knight.

With an album Released in 1997; Rahsaan Patterson is one of the most underrated singer songwriter of the past decade. Having worked with Brandy, Jody Watley, Tevin Campbell and citing Stevie Wonder, Rufus, Miles Davis and Earth, Wind & Fire as his major influences, Rahsaan continues to be a force behind most household artists today and championing the cause of the independent artist.

This is acoustic soul at its inception.

Taken from her independent album, LIBRA, released back in 2005; after a falling out with La Face Records, of which she was the "First Lady" and their premier artist on that label.

One of the new tracks we played back then on Dream Fm, 106.7