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📽️ 1973 documentary ‘Harlem: Voices, Faces’, featuring Manu Dibango’s “Soul Makossa” 🔁 @125th_st #nyc #harlem #soulmakossa #manudibango

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Andrew Boyd1 year ago

Gem

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The Langston Hughes Review1 year ago

What's intriguing about this video is that the dancers are doing the Bump in 1973, and that dance didn't reach the West Coast until 1974.

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Englewood Elaine1 year ago

mentioned this song in “We Want The Funk” review: “The doc explores David Bowie’s “Fame,” Fela & Afro beats, James Brown & 1972 song “Soul Makossa” by Manu Dibango; originally recorded as B-side 4 song celebrating Cameroon’s hosting Africa Cup of Nations”

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D.A. Bullock1 year ago

Yo! Where do I find this film! Please and thank you!

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BEEF JONES™️1 year ago

Gawdamn

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Peetie Peete1 year ago

Doing the Bump 💃🕺

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Englewood Elaine1 year ago

Look at these lovely children.

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David Evans1 year ago

More of this please

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Khadijah Abdullah1 year ago

Wow! @Tyllaaaaaaa does this dance

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Melodies & Masterpieces1 year ago

“Free your mind and your ass will follow”

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Dan1 year ago

Miles Davis at home.

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Miles Davis1 year ago

67 years ago, Miles performed in Newport, which culminated into the album 'At Newport 1958,' released in 2001.

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The Jazz Estate1 year ago

The genocide perpetrated by the terrorist Israeli ethno-state is not only annihilating lives—it is accelerating a global collapse of cultural integrity and moral consciousness, reaching even into the once-radical core of the jazz world.

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