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@emtmike25 But we still have his music.

Michael Baba created excitement. In the 30's and 40's it was Thomas "Fats" Waller pushing real jazz and African rhythm breaking into the "white" world.

The genuine article is Babatunde Olatunji. But this is pretty damn good. [el guero]. Lots of idiots exercising free speech here. Just stick with the music, please.

If youn think this is good, you should have seen his full show of almost 30 minutes.

@forotma I too saw Baba, when he was younger and fatter. At the old African Room in NYC (Manhattan). About 1965.

If it wasn't for Dom Howard, there would be no MUSE.

But Matt Bellamy gave it a voice, and Chris W added the depth.

Nice try, but your voice isn't made for this song.

Just beautiful!!

Also, don't forget: "Read My Mind" a bit earlier than this recording.

This a different FastBall responding to new music taste. Not the same as 1998.

Sounds like Randy Newman.... are you listening?

Even for me, it's better than it was! I don't favor "country" but I like FastBall rhythyms.

So, with 5 million hits and 15K likes...well, maybe it really is a good tune...or?

Not into anyone's rap or hip-hop.

And that last comment was specifically regarding Fastball's "The Way".

OK, Hey, Don't like?--So, go hit the Highway.

Leave it for us all to say, what's the best, or nay.

We can grieve when it seems lost for us -- but we can't allow it to rust....

must keep it all for the magic to go beyond tod...

Vannucci doesn't do that!

Don't care about the "Twilight" movie, but what a sad waste...the song only was used in background for the party scene. Oh, well, maybe it has attracted more potential MUSEys.

This message from Mr. MUSE.

@yoy0master If Dylan can go the full route of 5 minutes, then he can hold the stage and the audience. Talent is there, ready for grooming.

Not to worry. How you think the Bieber started. Keep plugging away. Now try MUSE ("Knights of Cydonia"), Dylan. Or even, MGMT ("Flash Delerium")

@happyNESSrules

This was one of Ronald Colman's last voice-overs before he past away.

C'mon, people! It's a fun video. Even if you aren't a Trekkie. Give a big cheer for Lennie for doing the vids, and playing the asshole. Almost like an Ed Wood movie.

I am the original Mr. Scrat. My thanks to Blue Sky for creating this character.

I am known as "scrat4all". I am 66 going on 121. hah hah!

I want to see this movie!!

Nevermind that I'm 66 y.o.

This is monumental work and deserves an Oscar or two, especially for the screenwriter.

Wouldn't it be neat...Shakira & Liel together in concert....on tour!