Questlove Supreme Podcast | Dallas Austin (Part 2)

Watch Part 1 - https://youtu.be/OgpK7mqZL5I Watch the Questlove Supreme Podcast - https://bit.ly/QuestloveSupremeLive In part two of Dallas Austin's Atlanta sitdown with Questlove Supreme, the hit-making producer/songwriter revisits his time with Illegal, Highland Place Mobsters, and Michael Jackson. Dallas Austin is a storyteller extraordinaire, and this QLS episode has many memorable tales. Subscribe to The Roots' channel: http://bit.ly/RootsYouTube Watch The Roots' Exclusive Series & Footage: Roots Picnic 2020 - https://bit.ly/RootsPicnic2020YouTube Questlove Quarantine - https://bit.ly/QuestloveQuarantineYT The Roots Jam Presents Solo Sessions - https://bit.ly/RootsSoloSessions Questlove Supreme Podcast - https://bit.ly/QuestloveSupremeLive Streams of Thought Podcast - https://bit.ly/StreamsofThoughtPod Behind The Keys w/ James Poyser - https://bit.ly/BehindTheKeys Guitar Stories w/ Captain Kirk - https://bit.ly/GuitarStoriesYT Reconstruction w/ Stro Elliot - https://bit.ly/ReconstructionStro The Bridge - https://bit.ly/TheBridgeYT Official site for The Roots: http://theroots.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRoots Twitter: https://twitter.com/theroots Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theroots Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theroots/ Jimmy Fallon: http://www.latenightwithjimmyfallon.com 0:00 - Dallas Austin on Questlove Supreme Part 2 intro 0:40 - Dallas Austin tells the story of how Lisa Left Eye Lopes gave him the adolescent Rap group Illegal 2:00 - Clive Davis was a big believer in Illegal, but Mr. Malik and Jamal reportedly did not always get along well 3:30 - Illegal started living with Suge Knight and Dr. Dre and hanging around Death Row Records and Dallas Austin lost control of the group 4:20 - Dallas Austin recalls traveling to Death Row and meeting with Suge Knight to discuss bringing Illegal back to Rowdy/Arista Records 6:10 - Mr. Malik returned to Atlanta with a big problem 7:30 - Dallas Austin recalls Illegal's Billboard Music Awards win, and how the group may have squandered an opportunity 8:00 - Where are Mr. Malik and Jamal today? 9:25 - Dallas Austin remembers Y'all So Stupid and Da King & I 10:00 - A discussion about the Highland Place Mobsters, and how they took "Let's Get Naked" too literally 11:00 - The demise of Highland Place Mobsters involves Suge Knight, malt liquor, and a performance gone terribly wrong 17:00 - Dallas Austin recalls his friendship Jacques Agnant aka Haitian Jack 19:00 - Dallas Austin shares some stories involving Haitian Jack and Madonna 19:40 - Madonna and Dallas Austin reportedly fell out over the mixes to her Bedtime Stories album, but they made up years later 21:45 - Boyz II Men's early hits are all rough mixes that Dallas Austin wishes he could have mixed properly 23:00 - Spearhead X went from Rowdy Records to running the Coalition DJs 23:30 - Joi always kept it real, and so did Fishbone 25:00 - Fishbone refused Dallas Austin's idea to cover a song by The Police that could have made them stars—ask Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers 26:00 - What went wrong with Joi's Amoeba Cleansing Syndrome album 26:50 - Terrence Trent D'Arby aka Sananda Maitreya was a complicated artist to work with 28:00 - Dallas Austin says Janet Jackson was his most agreeable collaborator and he shares who was difficult 30:00 - Dallas Austin recalls making Deion Sanders' "Must Be The Money" thanks to an offer from Suge Knight that he could not refuse 32:30 - Memories of working on History with Michael Jackson 36:00 - Dallas Austin walked out of one Michael Jackson session only to find his home at another 38:00 - Michael Jackson liked to show producers his own personal highlight reel 39:00 - Michael Jackson shot one of his epic Pepsi commercials himself 39:30 - Dallas Austin recalls bringing Biggie Smalls to Michael Jackson, and MJ's reaction to his verse 41:00 - Dallas Austin speaks candidly about Michael Jackson's life when he made "They Don't Care About Us," "Stranger In Moscow," and other controversial songs 46:55 - Questlove Supreme revisits more Dallas Austin collaborator history, including For Real and Stepchild 49:00 - Dallas Austin recalls working with Monica and why they remain close 30 years later 51:30 - Dallas Austin talks about plans for his groundbreaking music distribution company, DAD 56:00 - Questlove has an ah-ha moment about TLC's FanMail album and the single "Silly Ho" 59:10 - Questlove Supreme says goodbye to Dallas Austin...for now #TheRoots #dallasaustin #questlovesupreme