Johnny Gill was at an event for New York City’s WBLS Radio recently. He took the microphone and just went there – all the way there. He broke it down while being on stage in the middle of his show. He starts off explaining his 31 years in the music business. “When you been in it as long as I have, we are not celebrated. Using this little phrase called “old school”. We are not celebrated. In fact, we’re penalized,” says Gill. It’s been said many times that record companies want to focus on youthful acts and once an artist gets to a certain age, they kick them out with the bath water. For us at I Love Old School Music, veterans like Johnny Gill deserve our ears, hearts, eyes and support. But here’s where he gets really deep…
He’s Tellin The Truth!!!!!!
He’s Tellin The Truth!!!!!!
I’m white and he’s right!
I’m white and he’s right!
He can sing, always love for him.
He can sing, always love for him.
1.) When an artist or artists comes out for the very first time in the spotlight and their music/songs are exceptionally very good, it is from that era and that generation of fans who are the biggest buyers of the artist or artists album’s and/or ticket concert sales which in turn makes that artist or artists a big sensational star or stars during that era. 2.) But unfortunately nothing ever last forever, there is a point & time when an artist or artists reaches his, her or their peak fame, popularity and stardom then their fame, popularity and/or stardom dwindle down as times moves forward, old generation move on and new generations look or seek upon new artist or artists with new songs/music. 3.) When old artist or artists come out with new materials of songs/music (Album’s), it is most likely the new generations of the new era that are not the biggest fans nor buyers of the old artist or artists old and/or new songs/music (Album’s). 4.) While at the same time, the old generations or old fans have moved on and found other interesting new artist or artists with new songs/music (Album’s) that often gets the new or newer artist or artists a fan-base or attention over the older artist or artists in the music industry. 5.) But perhaps at the same time the old generations or old fans are probably still fans of the old or older artist, old songs/music but not necessarily that old or older artist new materials of songs/music (Album’s) unlike back in those old days & era!
1.) When an artist or artists comes out for the very first time in the spotlight and their music/songs are exceptionally very good, it is from that era and that generation of fans who are the biggest buyers of the artist or artists album’s and/or ticket concert sales which in turn makes that artist or artists a big sensational star or stars during that era. 2.) But unfortunately nothing ever last forever, there is a point & time when an artist or artists reaches his, her or their peak fame, popularity and stardom then their fame, popularity and/or stardom dwindle down as times moves forward, old generation move on and new generations look or seek upon new artist or artists with new songs/music. 3.) When old artist or artists come out with new materials of songs/music (Album’s), it is most likely the new generations of the new era that are not the biggest fans nor buyers of the old artist or artists old and/or new songs/music (Album’s). 4.) While at the same time, the old generations or old fans have moved on and found other interesting new artist or artists with new songs/music (Album’s) that often gets the new or newer artist or artists a fan-base or attention over the older artist or artists in the music industry. 5.) But perhaps at the same time the old generations or old fans are probably still fans of the old or older artist, old songs/music but not necessarily that old or older artist new materials of songs/music (Album’s) unlike back in those old days & era!