Podcast appearances and mentions of bobby debarge

Watch full interviews early, uncensored, and ad-free as a Member - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZZqHU140sZn6oOuZVri1bg/joinWatch this Full Interview: https://youtu.be/4PQUX2ejtegSwitch Website https://switchentertainmentworld.com/aboutPurchase SWITCH, DEBARGE, MOTOWN & ME: https://switchentertainmentworld.com/shopIn this exclusive Halftime Chat interview, Gregory Williams, the founder of the legendary R&B group Switch, takes us on a journey through the group's origins. He shares how signing with Barry White was pivotal before a chance meeting with Jermaine Jackson changed everything, leading to their breakthrough at Motown Records.Gregory opens up about his deep bond with Bobby DeBarge and his experiences with the entire DeBarge family. He reflects on their incredible talent and the struggles they faced in the industry. He also candidly discusses the dark side of fame, the impact of drugs on the DeBarge family, and the harsh realities of the music business.Don't miss Part 1 of this unfiltered conversation with one of R&B's key architects. Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more exclusive interviews!#Switch #DeBarge #BobbyDeBarge #MotownRecords #michaeljackson Welcome to Halftime Chat, the R&B Podcast with Nnamdi Okoye. In this podcast, we dive deep into the soulful rhythms and timeless melodies of R&B music. Join us as we celebrate the best R&B singers and relive the iconic R&B songs from the 90s. We explore the intersection of R&B and hip-hop and uncover the magic behind the era's greatest hits. Delve into discussions about the music industry and business as we analyze the evolution of R&B and its impact on popular culture. Please tune in for insightful conversations and captivating stories as we honor the legacy of 90s R&B on this premier R&B podcast.Want to Donate or support the production of Halftime Chat?

Watch full interviews early, uncensored, and ad-free as a Member - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZZqHU140sZn6oOuZVri1bg/joinWatch this Full Interview: https://youtu.be/4PQUX2ejtegSwitch Website https://switchentertainmentworld.com/aboutPurchase SWITCH, DEBARGE, MOTOWN & ME: https://switchentertainmentworld.com/shopIn this exclusive Halftime Chat interview, Gregory Williams, the founder of the legendary R&B group Switch, takes us on a journey through the group's origins. He shares how signing with Barry White was pivotal before a chance meeting with Jermaine Jackson changed everything, leading to their breakthrough at Motown Records.Gregory opens up about his deep bond with Bobby DeBarge and his experiences with the entire DeBarge family. He reflects on their incredible talent and the struggles they faced in the industry. He also candidly discusses the dark side of fame, the impact of drugs on the DeBarge family, and the harsh realities of the music business.Don't miss Part 1 of this unfiltered conversation with one of R&B's key architects. Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more exclusive interviews!#Switch #DeBarge #BobbyDeBarge #MotownRecords #michaeljackson Welcome to Halftime Chat, the R&B Podcast with Nnamdi Okoye. In this podcast, we dive deep into the soulful rhythms and timeless melodies of R&B music. Join us as we celebrate the best R&B singers and relive the iconic R&B songs from the 90s. We explore the intersection of R&B and hip-hop and uncover the magic behind the era's greatest hits. Delve into discussions about the music industry and business as we analyze the evolution of R&B and its impact on popular culture. Please tune in for insightful conversations and captivating stories as we honor the legacy of 90s R&B on this premier R&B podcast.Want to Donate or support the production of Halftime Chat?

Some of Tré Burt's earliest musical memories are from watching “The Temptations” television miniseries, and listening to recording artists like Prince, Michael Jackson, Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, War, and Bobby DeBarge. The Nashville-based singer/songwriter especially cherishes those musical moments because he was able to share them with his grandfather Tommy Burt, who was the inspiration for Tré's third album Traffic Fiction. Around the time he was writing these songs, Burt's grandfather was struggling with early onset dementia and was slipping away each time Tré saw him. He preserved those moments of connection by using a tape recorder during some of those final conversations. In early 2023, his grandfather Tommy Burt would pass away, and Tré would use some of those voice recordings throughout the record. Webpost

No matter how many people may tell you you can't do something believe in yourself. Trust God in all you do and know all things are possible through those that put their trust in the lord!!! always stay positive even in the mist of being around negativity!. I also wanted to pay tribute to one of my all time favorites Mr. Bobby Debarge today would have been his 66th birthday, also I wanted to add another song on here by Switch which is actually entitled "Believe in Yourself" which ties along with today's message. Enjoy!! stay blessed!!https://youtu.be/NHzKBuOQgNU --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tribute To Bobby Debarge Switch & Debarge

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"In The Beginning There Was Jack and Jack had a Groove" The House Music Gospel, The Preacher's Anthem are just a few of the descriptions given to the now famous speech. Fans of House, Dance and other genres of music for that matter can most certainly finish the rest of the verse that Chuck "THE ORIGINAL VOICE OF HOUSE MUSIC " Roberts so eloquently spoke on one of House Music's most defining recordings. This is evident by the Tens of Millions of YouTube plays and samples by all Genre’s of DJ’s. This is proof of the power of those spoken words. How it all started: When: The year 1987 Who: "Jack" Where: A heavenly studio on the West side of Chicago What: Chuck explained to his people spoken in a godly voice straight from the House Book of Genesis in omniscient detail of how house music was born and the impact on it has on your body and soul. Then Jack disappeared back into the heavens only to be heard all over the world but never seen. For you see in Jack's realm there is no time. Since then House Heads have anticipated his return for 30 years to come into the presence of more knowledge and wisdom of Jack's House. Little did they know it was written for the year 2018 we would see the return of Jack and his soul stirring words of musical edification. In The Beginning There Was Jack was released on Ultra Music in 2018. This is a refreshed version of the original classic. Produced by Terry Hunter and also featuring Monique Bingham. Here are just a few of what the media articles and music industry Tastemakers have to say about the most prolific and iconic messages in dance music: DJ Wayne Williams Sr. VP of A&R at RCA Records and world famous House Music DJ and Gatekeeper states " Chuck's Acapella is arguably the most important recording in house music history next to Marshall Jefferson's "Move Your Body" Grammy Nominated DJ Terry Hunter states : My House speaks directly to the people. It's obvious as it has lasted 30 years and DJ's of all genre's still have him in their rotation. DJ Kenny Dope states" Chuck’s Acapella this is one most influential acapella s in dance music history". And the list goes on...In August 2016 Spotify Warner Music Group named this recording#1 out of 50 Greatest House Music Recordings of all time In 2014 Rolling Stone Magazine named Can You Feel It Featuring Chuck Roberts now famous speech #6 of the 20 greatest house records of all time. In July 2016 the U.K.'s BBC Music calls the speech one of the most spiritual experiences in dance music What’s up with Chuck you may ask? Well, The Chicago Native has been in music for many years and it's no wonder that he honed his vocal skills starting from his youth singing in the Church Choirs and going on to form his own R&B Bands “Mister” and “The Verdict” on NUANCE Records penning such classics as That's Where I Come In and I Wanna Thank You in the 1980’s. Unbeknownst to Chuck he would become an ICON in House Music History by forming the group Rhythm Controll and writing the classic My House. After the success of My House he enjoyed a brief stint on ZYX Records in the U.K. and has never stopped producing music over the years contributing to projects on Death Row Records for Danny Boy (the voice behind 2Pac's "I Ain't Mad at Cha"). Additionally Chuck has also worked with Sony Music producing for Glenn Jones, Bobby Debarge and many others. Chuck has also continued to work with various Gospel Groups writing and producing. 2018 proved to be a very special year as it’s the 30th anniversary of the iconic recording My House as a result Chuck is now a member of the Ultra Music Recording family and has released a new rendition of his famous speech entitled: "In The Beginning feat Monique Bingham" is out NOW!!!see the video https://youtu.be/pp8hIRUIg8g 2019 Chuck is featured on Timmy Trumpets and Kastra “Wassup Listen To The Horns”out now on all outlets. “Genesis” a new release from Yousef Circus Records out of the UK by Yousef and Harry Romero featuring Chuck Roberts. Out Now. “The Poet” feat Chuck Roberts a new release from Wh0 out of the UK on WH0 Plays Records Chuck also has an Adult Contemporary R&B project that is slated to bel be released later this year. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inthebeginning_chuckroberts/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thechuckroberts?lang=en Music Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/chuck-roberts/108227

We’re celebrating the Independence Weekend exploring the ‘Anatomy of Soul’ with the stories of two balladeers!  Roshon Fegan talks about what it took to transform into the role of the legendary Bobby DeBarge for the TV One original movie The Bobby DeBarge Story.  Did you know Anthony Hamilton is an author? He takes us exclusively inside his new book, “Cornbread, Fish n’ Collard Greens.”  You won’t want to miss this!  #Cafemocharadio #Anatomyofsoul #balladeers #switch

Craig clarifies his Whitney Houston comments from the last episode & reviews Spiderman: Far From Home & The Bobby DeBarge Story --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/craig-seymour4/support

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The Bobby DeBarge Story Movie Review - Season 2 Episode 20 In this episode of the TVMusic Network Podcast with Phyllis and Belinda, the Thomas Sisters discuss The Bobby DeBarge Story Movie that premiered on TV One during Black Music Month.  "The Bobby DeBarge Story," is a personal look into the life of the eldest member of the DeBarge Musical Family who was part of the 70s R & B band, "Switch." The movie stars Roshon Fegan as Bobby DeBarge. Any story of the man behind such hits that are considered R & B classics today must include the music. The band, with members Bobby and Tommy DeBarge, Phillip Ingram, Greg Williams, Eddie Fluellen, and Jody Sims had a string of hits in the 70s - "I Call Your Name," "Love Me Over and Over Again" and "There'll Never Be." Check out our thoughts on the movie in this podcast. 

Join Jesse Janedy to speak with Lloyd and Roshon Fegan about the Bobby DeBarge story! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Edd is back on the podcast so we get into our usual chats about chicken, slurpees and of course R&B. We talk about the new Chris Brown and Drake single as well as the future of female R&B with artists like Queen Naija, H.E.R. and Ella Mai. We also bring in R&B artist Adrian Marcel as our special guest for this week's episode. The Oakland singer is one of our favorite R&B acts from this current decade and he just dropped his new album "98th". We talk to him about the new project as well as his experience working with a major label. He also talks about his role on the new Bobby DeBarge movie that's coming out. Check out the latest podcast! 0:01:45 - How do you eat your chicken wings? 0:04:40 - Our thoughts on Chris Brown and Drake's new single "No Guidance" 0:11:15 - The future of Queen Naija, Ella Mai and H.E.R. and their potential 0:21:15 - Adrian Marcel joins the #SoulBackPodcast 0:22:00 - He talks about his new album "98th" 0:29:33 - His ability to combine traditional R&B with trendy sounds 0:36:15 - Label politics with the songs "Back To Sleep" by Chris Brown and "Spending The Night Alone" by Adrian Marcel 0:42:15 - Lessons learned in the industry 0:48:00 - His acting role in the new Bobby DeBarge movie 0:51:00 - Playa Please Awards: Quavo wants to do an R&B album, DJ Khaled's temper tantrum, Beyonce/Beyhive/Stephane Mills

Tyra Ferrell joins Danny Royce in the studio as a guest on today's episode of Inside The Black Actor's Studio. They discuss The Bobby DeBarge Story, Empire, classic Boyz N The Hood, how she stayed prominent as a Black actress in Hollywood, and so much more! Join us on Inside The Black Actor's Studio to discuss the craft, artistry, and pathways of some of the most prestigious members of the black community. Host Danny Royce sits down with each guest as he dives down the rabbit hole of their journey and their passions. Only on Black Hollywood Live.

This week the squad is joined by podcaster, comedian and Austin nightlife enthusiast @BakFeed creator of the Feedbak Podcast. He joins right in with the sophisticated tomfoolery as we talk Little Brother's official reunion, the ending of Thrones, and do a deep dive on the Wu-Tang documentary. Check out Bak's podcast: @TheFeedbak https://t.co/BWheW41BkL Show Notes: Broken headphones cold intro The Charmels/Nicole Bus ft. Rick Ross Song Intro Learning English listening to Hip-Hop Little Brother is BACK! What groups do you want to come back? Who asked for the Bobby Debarge story? Was the Thrones ending complete trash? Bak's Standup Career Origin Story How has Austin's Hip-Hop Scene changed Prince and the 7 Encores Of Mics and Men Doc Discussion #sharedopeshit Mallz ft. Crew54 - Say What https://twitter.com/Mallz Let us know in the comments or tweet us using the #thewyldgentspod hashtag! Follow the show on Twitter and IG @thewyldgentspod Send your questions and comments to us via email at thewyldgentspod@gmail.com Subscribe, Rate, Review & Tell a friend! The Wyld Gents Pod is also available on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, and more! Thank you for your support!

I've long been a fan of Switch and have always been sad that Bobby DeBarge died before he could reach his full potential.  DeBarge is an iconic group from the 80's, 90's. This is my way of remembering them. Hope you enjoy,  Dj Shizz

In this candid interview, Lin. Woods talks with Greg Williams and Phillip Ingram of the 1970s and 80s hit-making R&B group SWITCH about their episode of TV One's Unsung, how SWITCH got together, the demons member Bobby DeBarge battled, what took them to the top of the charts, and how drugs, ego and money brought them down.

From Michigan and Ohio, SWITCH originally consisted of Founder, Gregory Williams (trumpet/keyboards/lead vocals), Bobby DeBarge (lead vocals/ keyboards/drums), Phillip Ingram (lead vocals/percussion/keyboards), Tommy DeBarge (bass/vocals/keyboards), Eddie Fluellen (trombone/ keyboards/vocals) and Jody Sims (drums/vocals).  After the break-up of the RCA Records group "White Heat" (which was named and managed by the late music legend Barry White and included Gregory, Bobby, Jody and later Tommy), determined to chase his dreams and stay in the record business Gregory, envisioned and soon after formed SWITCH in December 1976. Founder/Leader (and later manager) of former Motown Records group "Switch", discovered by Jermaine Jackson and Hazel Gordy Jackson. Group acquired two Platinum Albums - "Switch" and "Switch II"; and three Gold Albums "Switch", "Switch II" and "This Is My Dream".  Producer, Writer, Arranger, Musician and Vocalist with the group Switch on (6) Six Albums and (14) Fourteen Singles including (3) three Top 40 Singles -  "There'll Never Be", "I Call Your Name" and "Love Me Over And Over Again"; 1978 through 1983. Group single "Keeping Secrets", recorded for Total Experience/RCA Records, was the #3 pop song on the European charts for (6) consecutive weeks; 1985 release. Brought the family group "DeBarge" to Motown Records and the music industry.

Switch originally consisted of Founder, Gregory Williams (trumpet/keyboards/lead vocals), Bobby DeBarge (lead vocals/ keyboards/drums), Phillip Ingram (lead vocals/percussion/keyboards), Tommy DeBarge (bass/vocals/keyboards), Eddie Fluellen (trombone/ keyboards/vocals) and Jody Sims (drums/vocals). After the break up of the RCA Records group "White Heat" (which was created and managed by the late music legend Barry White and included Gregory, Bobby, Tommy and Jody), Gregory, determined to stay in the record business, envisioned and soon after formed Switch in December 1976.