Today on one song, we want to say thank you.

That is right, Diallo.

We want to say thank you, first of all, to our listeners for listening to this show.

Listen, we also want to say thank you to a musical innovator, a true virtuoso, a pioneer

of funk, an artist who sold over 8 million records.

He woke up Woodstock at 3 a.m. and stole the show and wore a riveted leather jumpsuit better than anyone before or since.

That's right. We're thinking a songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who has made us dance to the music, taken us higher, and made us the everyday people appreciate the infectiousness of singing a simple song.

Look how much I crammed in there. I'm so proud of myself.

While reminding us that at the end of the day,

it's a family affair.

Oh, luxury.

Today's episode of one song is a celebration of Sly and the Family Stone,

and we're saying thank you for let me be myself again.

Thank you for let me be myself again.

I'm actor, writer, director, and sometimes DJ Diallo-Riddle. And I'm producer, DJ, and songwriter Luxury, also known as the guy who talks about or whispers interpulation on the internet.

You don't usually whisper the word whisper.

I will say that.

I sometimes whisper the word whisper, but I shouldn't have

a whispered just end. That was confusing. Great band. Great band. Great Dan Silvers would love them. Amazing.

Amazing baselines. Six stuff. And I'm thrilled to welcome our special guest for this episode.

She is a DJ, a recording artist. And if you live in LA, you have most definitely heard her on the radio, hosting KCRW's Morning Becomes

Eclecticist. And, as the daughter of Sly, she is herself a member of The Family Stone.

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