Denise Truscello
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Sunday, April 23
Hear a conversation with William “WAK” King, a founding member of the Commodores. The legendary R&B band has sold over 75 million records worldwide with seven number one hits. King talks about creating the ever-popular dance hit “Brick House”, longevity in the business, and new music on the horizon. Click here to hear the full interview.
We'll also hear The Emotions, Jonas & The Scratch Professor, Charlie Wilson, and gospel from the DeBarge Family.
This week’s DoubleTake is the funky fresh “Kissing My Love” from the one and only Bill Withers and a jammin’ cover from Anthony David.
