Father's Children Washington, D.C.
As much spiritual adherents of the black sound as they were of black Islam, Father's Children was born in the dirt and grime of Washington, D.C., and incubated in local producer Robert Hosea Williams' less-than-immaculate suburban beltway garage.
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