Cyrus Langhorne
[With his new "Love, Sex, Passion" album on stores this month, R&B veteran Raheem DeVaughn talks to SOHH about the possibility of reuniting with Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah for a sequel to their 2009 album, "Ghostdini."]
I’m all for [a Ghostdini 2]. For Ghostface [Killah], I’m always just a phone call away. I’m always there for the Wu.
I’m truly blessed to be affiliated with all the different artists. I’ve worked with a lot of cats, especially in the hip-hop community. I’m a phone call away for Ghostface. I’m a phone call away for Styles P and The Lox. I’m a phone call away for Snoop [Dogg].
The list goes on. I’m there for Mobb Deep, UGK. I’m on a lot of albums. I’m very diverse in that regard.
Timing is everything. My new tour is something that’s spearheaded by Legacy. So it’s actually a Legacy tour and I was asked to come out on tour and so was Leela [James]. We’re looking forward to going out every night for 23 shows. I’m going to change the format for how things are done by using one band, similar to the Motown era and it’s going to be dope.
Raheem is one of the very few dudes keeping R&B alive.
didn’t know him and ghost did an album together?
They didnt he was on two songs on the album, maybe three..but ghost had a r&b type soul album, which is actually good by mainstream standards