Maxwell disappeared from the public eye in late 2001, seemingly disillusioned with the world after both the terrorist attacks of September 11th and the resignation of William Hague, the then-leader of the United Kingdom’s Conservative party. But from 9/11 until just after Obama’s inauguration, the neo-soul chart-topper in exile toiled on 2009’s “BLACK summers night”, the first in a planned trilogy of nocturnal sex-gospel jams. “BLACK summers night” was Maxwell’s fourth consecutive multi-platinum album, and made it to #467 on the Rolling Stone list of the 500 Greatest Albums of all Time. Christopher and Liam get into it and over it on everything under the moon, including shamed socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, D’Angelo, Sade, arancini balls, Derek Hodge, having sex, the Urban Hang Suite, John Mayer and main character syndrome. All that and more, plus yet another scintillating edition of Secret Posho, on episode 34 of Enjoy An Album. Enjoy