INTERVIEW: Robert Randolph - In Living Color

October 17th, 2006 | Interviews | Source: ChristianMusicToday.com (110)

Thanks to his stint as frontman of Robert Randolph & the Family Band, pedal steel virtuoso Robert Randolph is one of the world’s most popular black musicians who isn’t a rapper. Tired of the “bad rap” hip-hop has given African Americans, he wishes more young people would expand their horizons and embrace music for music’s sake, rather than because it’s cool or popular. Regardless, that hasn’t kept Randolph from critical acclaim, both for his band’s live shows and his latest album, Colorblind (Warner Bros). […read more]

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