RJ Griffith's Landmark Feature in Chicago Sun-Times: A Milestone in His Musical Journey

Singer-songwriter RJ Griffith reached a significant milestone in his musical career with the release of his first major feature article in the esteemed Chicago Sun-Times. Published online on Thursday and in print on Friday, the article marks a pivotal moment for Griffith as he garnered widespread recognition from his hometown publication.

The Chicago Sun-Times piece, penned by Evan Moore, delves into RJ Griffith's musical journey, shedding light on his unique artistic approach and his dedication to his craft. The article also spotlights Griffith's collaboration with Fabulous Turks members Thomas Williams (RJ’s uncle) and songwriter Willie Weems on the remake of their song "You Turn Me On." The feature captures the essence of Griffith's artistry, showcasing his musical innovation and passion.

RJ Griffith's excitement was palpable as he collected numerous copies of the newspaper to commemorate the occasion. Sharing his enthusiasm, Griffith quipped about the bewildered cashier who witnessed his stack of newspapers at the store. He expressed gratitude to the Chicago Sun-Times for giving him the platform to share his story with a broader audience.

In the interview, Griffith revealed his profound connection with the members of Fabulous Turks, emphasizing the personal significance of the collaboration. The smiles of Thomas Williams and Willie Weems served as a heartwarming affirmation of the shared musical journey.

The full article, available at https://chicago.suntimes.com/2021/4/15/22384036/fabulous-turks-you-turn-me-on-rj-griffith-thomas-williams-willie-weems, encapsulates RJ Griffith's musical evolution and his dedication to creating transformative music.