Keith Murphy

Ed and Keith share what they and their families have collected over the years and now regret. After their families see this, they may regret they said anything at all. Off the Cuff with Keith Murph…

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence's box office hit may open doors for even more Black '90s nostalgia

In this week’s “What’s Bugging Andy?”, a trip on Route 66 has Andy thinking about preserving our past.

It was the summer of 1989, and Antonio “L.A.” Reid and Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds wanted out of Los Angeles. Since unleashing their 1987 breakthrough, “Rock Steady,” for polished vocal group vets The Whispers, the rising production team had put the music industry on notice with a flurry of hits that were as infectious as they were mature and sexy. L.A. and Babyface had elevated California girl

It was the Fourth of July 2004, and Raheem the Dream was clinging on for dear life. The pioneering Southern rapper and Tight 2 Def Records founder had su ffered a double brain aneurysm and had been confined to an Atlanta hospital bed for 90 days. “I had to learn how to walk, breathe and learn my son’s and my siblings’ names,” recalls the loquacious ATL music pioneer, who was the first local star to take his city’s 808 bass-heavy, strip club-ready sound to the mainstream in the late ’80s. “After waking up from my coma, the only person I recognized was my mom.”

In this week's Murphy's Law, thoughts on NBC Olympics using AI Al Michaels. (And yes, AI and Al look exactly the same when using a capital I and a lower case l.)

In this week's “What's Bugging Andy?”, Andy calls for a “Be Nice to Each Other Week”.

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