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On The Brilliance Of James Brown's Dancing − And The Frustrations Of Bad Camera-work On Dancers:cers: I Think James Brown Is A Genius You Know When He's With The Famous Flames, Unbelievable. I Used To Watch Him On Television And I Used To Get Angry At The Camera-man Because Whenever He Would Really Start To Dance They Would Be On A Close-up So I Couldn't See His Feet. I'd Shout "show Him! Show Him!", So I Could Watch And Learn.

Fred Astaire Told Me Things I Will Never Forget. Gene Kelly Also Said He Liked My Dancing. It Was A Fantastic Experience Because I Felt I Had Been Inducted Into An Informal Fraternity Of Dancers, And I Felt So Honored Because These Were The People I Most Admired In The World.

In My Business You Cant Trust Anyone Because You Dont Know Whos Your Friend. Becoming Successful Means You Become A Prisoner

I Think…to Give. In The Best Way I Can, Through Song And Through Dance And Through Music. I Mean, I Am Committed To My Art. I Believe That All Art Has As Its Ultimate Goal The Union Between The Material And The Spiritual, The Human And The Divine. I Believe That To Be The Reason For The Very Existence Of Art. And I Feel I Was Chosen As An Instrument To Just Give Music And Love And Harmony To The World. To Children Of All Ages, And Adults And Teenagers.... I Love People Of All Races From My Heart, With True Affection.

The More Passive One's Life In The Field, The Greater The Need To Reverse The Situation When One Returns Home, Which Is Why The Arcane And Authoritative Character Of Academic Writing May Be Seen, To Some Extent, As A Vengeful Reaction To The Inertia, Uneventfulness, And Waiting One Had To Endure As A Guest At Someone Else's Banquet. A Way Of Redressing An Existental Imbalance, As It Were Reclaiming Authorial Will By Superimposing One's Own Meaning On Theirs...