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Q Memors

Q Memors

Auteur(s): Gail Nobles
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 A show about music radio memories and events by Gail Nobles © 2025Gail Nobles © 2025 Musique
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  • Richard Dimples Fields 10:31:25 3.30 PM

    Richard Dimples Fields 10:31:25 3.30 PM
    Oct 31 2025
    Story by: Gail Nobes
    Photo: Efields1 - Own work
    Usage: Wikipedia CC BY-SA 4.0

    Let’s take a little trip back to the early '80s when Richard Dimples Fields graced the airwaves with his inspiring tune, "Don’t Ever Stop Chasing Your Dreams." This song wasn’t just a catchy melody; it was packed with wisdom.

    In the song, Richard shares some powerful thoughts, reminding us that a wise man builds his house on a strong foundation, like a rock, while a foolish man builds on sandy ground. This metaphor tells us to lay a solid groundwork in our lives, to chase our dreams, and to stay true to what really matters.

    The chorus is a catchy call to action: "Don’t ever stop chasing your dreams. Things aren’t always as bad as they seem." It’s like a warm hug for anyone feeling down, encouraging us to keep pushing forward and believing in ourselves.

    What’s interesting about this record is that it has a unique vibe. It felt like a demo at first, with real conversations intwined into the music. There’s a touching moment with a little boy who seems to be Richard’s son, adding a personal touch that makes the song even more beautiful. With those heartfelt elements, it wasn't just a song—it was a message of hope and perseverance.



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    3 min
  • QM LL Cool J-I Need Love 9:30:25 6.05 PM

    QM LL Cool J-I Need Love 9:30:25 6.05 PM
    Sep 30 2025
    Photo: Kingkongphoto & www.celebrity-photos.com
    Wikipedia: CC BY-SA 2.0
    Intro keyboardist and Vocals by: Gail Nobles
    Story by: Gail Nobles

    Today’s topic is LL Cool J who brought us some unforgettable memories with his hit “I Need Love.”

    On the radio, I was hearing remixes in the 1980’s. Rap mixes within rap mixes with fast tempo and beats. Voices were proud and boastful. And one night, just out of the blue I heard the most beautiful catchy tune that was unusual for a rap. The slow keyboard sound caught my ear and then the beat dropped. It was LL Cool J with his rap hit: I Need Love. I was in high school. The song quickly became popular. Some boys in class would get together to write down the words and say the rhyme using their desk in class for a drum while the teacher was out of the class. Girls sat to listen. The rap was loved. It was different than any rap ever heard. It was about love.

    One night, I was at home listening to the disc jockey live on the radio playing the song at the roller skating rink. More and more people were entering in there as that song was played. I thought a fight would soon break out, but there was no way I was expecting that at the moment they played LL Cool J hearing the words “I Need Love”.

    Soon, after hearing the rap being played on the radio, I saw LL Cool J’s music video featuring a girl sitting on the bed, crying and heartbroken, as LL walked away. Many girls in the crowd were screaming, reaching out for him, but LL was growing tired of that kind of life. The heartbroken girl still loved LL, but her feelings were hurt by her father’s disapproval, as he snatched her picture of him off the wall. My eyes were glued to the television as I waited to see what would happen next. The next thing I knew, the girl reached LL Cool J through the crowd, and they were back together again. After watching the video, I understood the deeper meaning of the rap.

    "I Need Love" is the second song released from LL Cool J's album called Bigger and Deffer. It shot to number 1 on the Hot Black Singles chart and hit number 14 on the Billboard Hot 100. This song was also one of the first rap hits to get popular in the UK, reaching number 8 on the UK Singles Chart. In 1988, it won a Soul Train Music Award for Best Rap Single.

    I i’m Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Q Memors - a show about music radio memories.

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    5 min
  • QM Lionel Richie-You Are 9:29:25 2.36 PM

    QM Lionel Richie-You Are 9:29:25 2.36 PM
    Sep 29 2025
    Photo: Penni Gladstone, Los Angeles Times -
    Usage: Wikipedia CC BY 4.0
    Intro by: Gail Nobles

    Welcome to Q Memors, where we celebrate the golden days of radio and relive the classics that defined our listening experience. Today, I'm thrilled to share a timeless favorite: ‘You Are’ by Lionel Richie. This song brings back memories and ignites that special longing we all cherish from the good old radio days. Let’s take a moment to enjoy the magic of this classic together!”

    Where were you when you first heard Lionel Richie’s “You Are”. I guess it was my elementary school days when I heard it and the moment the sound hit my ears. I knew we had a hit on our hands. Richie comes in smooth like butter back by harmonies from the singers. Right now, I can feel the vibe. The groove with the bass, drums, guitar and keys setting the stage. Then the chorus drops with that fiery beat, horns, and the rhythm taking us higher. That’s how you know it’s a timeless jam.

    “You Are!” Dropped as a single back in ’83, this song was penned by the talented Richie and his then-wife, Brenda. It’s featured on his self-titled debut solo album, which hit the scene in ’82! “You Are” soared to the top five on not one, not two, but THREE major Billboard charts! I still remember catching a glimpse of that video on America’s Top 10—totally made me fall in love with the song even more! I actually purchased the single, and I found the record sleeve to be fantastic, showcasing a picture of Lionel Richie on the cover. Those were the golden days of music.

    You’re listening to Q Memors. A show about music radio memories. Today’s topic: Lionel Richie “You Are”.

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    3 min
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