- born 1966, Oakland
Raphael Saadiq is an artist, born on 14 May 1966 in Oakland. Raphael Saadiq is known as a member of Lucy Pearl. With the group, two records reached the Dutch Top 40.
Source: MusicBrainz and Discogs
Timeline of Raphael Saadiq
The years of Raphael Saadiq with Lucy Pearl. The red lines are the entries in the Dutch Top 40. Point at a line and click for the weekly chart. The name of the group links to its page.
Lucy Pearl200020052010201520202025Member of the groupDutch Top 40Still a member
Concerts in the Netherlands and Belgium
Where Raphael Saadiq played in the Netherlands and Belgium, according to setlist.fm: 18 concerts, newest first.
- Grote Zaal
- TR Schouwburg
- Doornroosje
- Foyer
- Grote Zaal
- Ancienne Belgique
- Patronaat
- Paard van Troje
- Sportpaleis
- Ahoy
- Tivoli
- de Bijloke
Show all 18 earlier concerts
- Ahoy
- Grote Zaal
- Ancienne Belgique
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Paul Acket Paviljoen
Source: setlist.fm
Most played live
The songs Raphael Saadiq played most often in the Netherlands and Belgium, from 3 setlists on setlist.fm. Intros and tapes are not counted.
- 1Dance Tonight cover of Lucy Pearl2 of 3
- 2Don't Mess With My Man cover of Lucy Pearl2 of 3
- 3Radio2 of 3
- 4Stone Rollin'2 of 3
- 5Belongs to God1 of 3
- 6Dottie Interlude1 of 3
- 7Get Involved1 of 3
- 8Glory to the Veins1 of 3
- 9I'm Feeling Love1 of 3
- 10Keep Marchin'1 of 3
- 11Kings Fall1 of 3
- 12Let's Take a Walk1 of 3
- 13Love That Girl1 of 3
- 14Movin' Down the Line1 of 3
- 15My Walk1 of 3
Source: setlist.fm
Lucy Pearl in the Dutch Top 40
In the years Raphael Saadiq was part of it, Lucy Pearl had two records in the Dutch Top 40. The best-charting record comes first; the badge shows the peak position, the title opens the full run.
week 49, 20005weeks in the chart
with 2 records2000first entry
week 37, 20002000latest entry
week 49, 20001year with an entry
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2000Dutch Top 40: peak position 35 in week 49 of 2000, 3 weeks in the chart Don't Mess With My Man
Lucy Pearl3:38 -
Lucy Pearl3:41
All Dutch Top 40 entries of Lucy Pearl
Source: top40.nl
Awards and honours
Raphael Saadiq received 2 awards and honours, oldest first.
- 2003Grammy Award for Best R&B Song
- 2017Hollywood Music in Media Award for Best Original Score in a TV Show/Limited Series
Together with Raphael Saadiq
In Lucy Pearl, Raphael Saadiq played with Joi, Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Dawn Robinson.
Frequently asked questions
When and where was Raphael Saadiq born?
Raphael Saadiq was born on 14 May 1966 in Oakland.
Which group does Raphael Saadiq belong to?
To Lucy Pearl. The page shows the albums and Dutch Top 40 hits of the group from the years of membership, with those years on the timeline. The group is in the side column, with a link to its page.
Which Dutch Top 40 hits did Lucy Pearl have while Raphael Saadiq was part of it?
Two records made the Dutch Top 40. The best-charting record is Don't Mess With My Man, which reached number 35 in week 49 of 2000. The graph next to each record shows its run from week to week.
Which awards has Raphael Saadiq won?
Raphael Saadiq received 2 awards and honours: Hollywood Music in Media Award for Best Original Score in a TV Show/Limited Series (2017) and Grammy Award for Best R&B Song (2003). The full list is on this page under Awards and honours.
When did Raphael Saadiq play in the Netherlands and Belgium?
According to setlist.fm, Raphael Saadiq played the Netherlands and Belgium 18 times, most recently on 24 October 2019 at Grote Zaal, Amsterdam. All dates are on this page under Concerts in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Which songs does Raphael Saadiq play live most often?
In the Netherlands and Belgium, according to 3 setlists on setlist.fm: Dance Tonight (2 of 3), Don't Mess With My Man (2 of 3), Radio (2 of 3), Stone Rollin' (2 of 3) and Belongs to God (1 of 3). The full list is on this page under Most played live.
Where can you find Raphael Saadiq online?
Through Wikipedia, the official website, Facebook, X, Deezer and Spotify. The links are in the side column of this page.
Where can you see and hear Raphael Saadiq?
The Dutch Top 40 entries have a round Spotify button. The music plays in the player at the bottom and keeps going while you browse on, after one-time consent for Spotify.