Love TKO: RIP – Teddy Pendergrass
January 14th, 2010
Now Playing: Love TKO – Nadir’s Distorted Soul Live at Memphis Smoke
Teddy Pendergrass was a giant among men. An amazing singer, and charismatic performer, he provided even greater inspiration when he returned to music making and performing after a tragic car accident left him paralyzed. His strength and courage is an example to all of us as we deal with whatever trials and tribulations come into our lives.
Rest in Peace, Teddy. We love you and will miss you.
“Love TKO” is my favorite Teddy song, and one of my favorite songs period. I’ve been performing it for years, always doing my best to live up to Teddy’s powerful vocals. I’ve never quite made it, but I sure have fun making the attempt.
In tribute to Mr. Pendergrass: Love TKO – Nadir’s Distorted Soul Live at Memphis Smoke
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“Sing along if you know the words!”
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Why Music is Like an Addiction…and Why I Will Never Quit
January 12th, 2010
Check out Nadir’s guest blog on GetSigned.com
My name is Nadir, and I’m an addict. I’ve been addicted to playing music for a very long time. And being addicted to music is like being addicted to crack.
Okay. I’ll confess. I’ve never smoked crack.
But the rush of being onstage… When I’ve got the mic in my hand, and the band is killing it, I am high. At that very moment I am completely myself. Not acting or posing for the crowd, but telling my story, singing from the depths of my soul. There’s nothing like it except…
“Guantanamo” – New Music Video by Nadir
January 7th, 2010
“Guantanamo” is the latest music video by Nadir. From the Workin’ For The Man album.
This song is dedicated to all US military personnel, and to everyone who stands up for what’s right even when doing the right thing isn’t popular.
MusickHead Interview: Nadir Omowale
January 6th, 2010
Detroit writer Dina Peace’s blog Musickhead is “for those special people who love to blow the dust off of forgotten. obscure or underground hits.” Check out our interview:
With the discerning eye of a journalist and the soul of a rock and roll musician, Detroit-based funk disciple Nadir Omowale has made a career of speaking his mind on what is affecting the world and its inhabitants that range from matters of the heart, economics and yes, politics. Omowale, whose first name is Jonah, encounters a whale of an issue allegorical to the narrative of his famous Biblical namesake with his new musick video, “Guantanamo”.
