Love this performance!

I remember Paligap & Uncle Neal singing his praises. The brother is def talented, I'm inclined to say he's the ONLY one now who's carrying the Donny Hathaway legacy.

Awesome!

Harlepolis said:

I remember Paligap & Uncle Neal singing his praises. The brother is def talented, I'm inclined to say he's the ONLY one now who's carrying the Donny Hathaway legacy.

The only one who CAN.

I love Frank...I had a chance to see him briefly in Chicago last summer. I really want to see him again. Hope he comes back to Chicago.

Frank's a bad boy. I got one of his first joints called "Love Stories" back in 2000.

Anyone remember Frank being part of The NPG for a blink of the eye a few years ago?

sunlite said:

Anyone remember Frank being part of The NPG for a blink of the eye a few years ago?

Of course.........

I once saw Frank and Lalah Hathaway perform "Someday We'll All be Free" live at a benefit concert.

There wasn't a dry eye in the house.

He's very good but he needs to stop blaming other people for his career not progressing. I know that he got paid a decent advance re The Truth Vol.1 in lieu of Volume 2 (the Motown recordings) yet he ened up releasing low grade versions of the Motown stuff himself, contravening the agreement.Not cool. A contract is a contract.

The man has a huge chip on his shoulder.

He also likes to make out that he's this big time Christian family man...but hey Frank, why would you message girls on the internet inviting them to gigs of yours when you're out of the US? Guest list ain't the yes list.

Oh yeah, I've always had a problem with the lyrics to "Still Has A Hold On Me" with the line "you contemplated turning gay". Er Frank, people don't turn gay. Ignorant.

Bulldog said:

I once saw Frank and Lalah Hathaway perform "Someday We'll All be Free" live at a benefit concert.

There wasn't a dry eye in the house.

i would've sold my soul to the devil to see that.

I love alot of Frank's songs he's really talented. This one of my faves