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Yeah saw this performance and thought a New Yorkan in her 20s LOL! was sooooooo impressed we were hooked... my daughter bought the Frank album and I loved every tune!... felt Back to Black was too commercialised but it had some good tunes... looking forward to the new album.

Thanks Vishakh for uploading. Now that Gil Scott-Heron has gone (RIP) everything he has said will be sought. I was meant to attend this event, as I was in NYC. I opted for the Gay Pride parade as thought being NYC ... and my cousin had told me Gill Scott was performing when I'd already seen her...

Thanks that was great ... I'm a cyclist, but not sure whether I'd join in the fun!

Thanks looking forward to viewing film. Was in Harlem last year and found the community interesting and friendly. Is that Moses at 1:20 - she is a great dancer. Saw her in June when she did a permance as part of Harlem's tribute to Michael Jackson. I've tried to upload it onto Hollywood Tonig...

My friend suggested that I dampen a towel and go to bed naked, allowing the towel to cover my body. This works!

@bernialberts Glad it brings you comforting memories.

I Moses perform outside Harlem in June 2010 on the anniversary of Michael Jackson's passing. Met with her afterwards and although she is very talented, she is very grounded as she presents on your video. I hope she gets somewhere. She is brilliant ... Yes she is keeping his legacy alive!

Just seen video for 1st time and does anybody agree with me that the tune, video and ending relates to Gil Scott Heron's 'The Bottle' (1974) tune, where the video shows 1970s NYC and relates about people being dependent on alcohol (the bottle) due to poverty (no dollars)? Check it out.

Charlie Phillips (aka Smokey Joe) says that this reminds him of his youth. Another great artist. He had the pleasure of seeing Lord Brynner many nights at the famous Banana Boat Club (Montego Bay).

Charlie Phillips (aka Smokey Joe) Archivist/Photographer - another great icon who has been left out of early Jamaican reggae history that was left out of BBC4's Reggae Brittania. Lord Flea used to entertain Errol Flynn ... Lord Flea aka Lord $h*t.

Charlie Phillips or those who know him as Smokey Joe (Archivist), said that this tune reminds him of when he was outside Merkle Bank Hotel during 1950s Jamaica (before Laurel made 'Boogie in my Bones'). Now to look for Normal Flea (aka Lordship, 'Where did the naughty little flea go') - pity the...

Just been watching National Geographic about the FBI Behavioural Unit linking how Silence of the Lambs came to be from USA's historical serial killers. What's scary is how the werewolf as a man at 2:01 looks like Ted Bundy. Always remembered the joint eyebrows!

@chilvari We really agree what you're saying, as we were discussing this before, when watching 'Luxurious'. I've been enjoying Lady Gaga, but she's been given the credit, when Gwen Stefani was doing this long ago ... with her Harajuku girls ... she's sooooooooooooooo creative in all forms. Why di...

Nicki Minaj so looks like Chaka Khan and even has her body! The boobs with the tiny waist and heavy butt and legs! Is it true that Nicki went under the knife?

Does anyone recognise the black actor, Eamon Walker, from American prison drama Oz (powerful character, Said - leader of the Muslims). I knew I had seen him somewhere before, but did not realise it was from this programme!!!!

I hear Queen Emily is coming on Jools Holland's show (250th) tonight so will be watching to see what she's about. To be on his show gives her credibility to the British public