Catch Taja’s interview, on WKBD TV Detroit Wants 2 Know- The Steve Hood Show December 1, 2019! Or- catch it later on HULU #tajasevelle #healourworld #fromtheroot @dwants2know #stevehood #wmyd #detroitwants2know
Interview with Hank Garner’s Author Stories Podcast
Taja was interviewed by Hank Garner with Author Stories Podcast.
Tune in to hear about her book and Healing Our World From The Root #tajasevelle #healourworld #fromtheroot #authorstoriespodcast #authorstories
LA Talk Radio’s Max Tucci to Interview Taja
Max Tucci will interview Taja about her new book on LA Talk Radio’s show Max & Friends , which will air on September 15th at 8pm PST.
Taja to attend renowned artist CHO Yea Jae exhibit at White Room Gallery
The Purple Current interviews Taja Sevelle
by Sean McPherson
This week Andrea Swensson shared her Purple Hour with Taja Sevelle. If you aren’t familiar with Taja, she is a renaissance woman who has flourished in many careers. For those who go deep into Minneapolis history, you might remember her from the airwaves of KMOJ. She also made huge waves in the mid-1980s when she was signed to Paisley Park and worked closely with Prince on her self-titled debut album.
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Taja Sevelle’s new “Taj Talks” are something to talk about!
Taja Sevelle has uploaded various video shorts, titled “Taj Talks“, on her youtube channel, in which she discusses various topics, many of which can be found in her book, From The Root. Subscribe to her channel to be the first to know when a new one is released!
Taja’s first Taj Talk:
Next Level Leader podcast interviews Taja Sevelle
Craig Pratt with Next Level Leaders interviews Taja Sevelle about her new book, From The Root, A Memoir and A Philosophy for Balance in Our World.
Taja Sevelle’s interview on LOTL Radio about her new book “From The Root”
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Paisley Diaries Volume 4 – Taja Sevelle
Taja Sevelle: Contagious Love
by Miles Marshall Lewis
1987 saw the release of two Madhouse albums, the greatest Prince album of all time, the greatest protégé record of Paisley Park Records’ brief history, and a third Sheila E. album. The last of Prince’s earliest signings (circa 1984) also finally made her debut in September 1987: 25-year-old Taja Sevelle.
As a teenager, Sevelle (born Nancy Richardson) sang in Manhattan Transfer-like jazz bands around Minneapolis and deejayed at local volunteer radio station KMOJ. Aware of her reputation, Prince approached her at First Avenue and asked for a demo; he initially wanted her to front another girl group. Soon she was cast as an extra in Purple Rain and signed to the soon-to-be-launched Paisley Park Records as a solo act. Recorded in Hollywood as a close collaboration with her eventual fiancé, newbie producer Chico Bennett, Taja Sevelle aimed squarely at a pop crossover audience. Like Jill Jones a season earlier, the album commercially missed the target, never cracking the Billboard albums chart. (Both found one-hit-wonder success in Europe with their lead singles though—“Mia Bocca” and “Love Is Contagious.”)
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