On TV today, Art Farmer meets Jim Hall (1964)

On TV today, Art Farmer meets Jim Hall (1964)
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Dr. Lonnie Smith consults in New-York (2013)

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Guitar legend Al Caiola meets Frank Vignola (2015)

Guitar legend Al Caiola meets  Frank Vignola (2015)
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Tania Maria Trio is at Blue Note Milano (2015)

Tania Maria Trio is at Blue Note Milano (2015)
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Cha-Chas Del Mundo

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Welcome to the world of The Origin Story's Shuffle, where the vibrant beats of Cha Cha Cha echo through the decades. Dance along with legends like Enrique Jorrín, Richard Egües, Orquesta Aragón, and Los Zafiros as they shape the genre's evolution. From the heart of Cuba to the global stage, these artists weave a musical tapestry rich in tradition and innovation, inviting you to cha-cha-cha your way across dance floors worldwide.

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Quickstepin’

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The 1920s were a whirlwind of rhythms and smiles, birthing the Quickstep. Imagine a tempo brisk enough to whip the wind, coaxing feet into intricate patterns. Artists like Duke Ellington and Benny Goodman influenced this vibrant dance, while Victor Silvester's orchestrations became a cornerstone. The Quickstep challenges dancers with its grace and athleticism, a furl of music lifting them through seamless sequences.

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‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°708 – 2010s Music Videos

LadBaby's cheeky “We Built This City” swaps rock ‘n’ roll for sausage rolls, blending humor and charity to back UK food banks, while The Lonely Island’s “I Just Had Sex” turns awkward intimacy into an absurd yet polished club parody with Akon. Billie Eilish’s “Bellyache” mixes playfulness and guilt in sparse beats, and Bowie’s reflective “Where Are We Now?” pairs Berlin nostalgia with tender fragility. Delphic’s “Doubt” and Kings of Leon’s “Beautiful War” dive into introspection, blending tension and grandeur, while White Lies’ “Bigger Than Us” storms in with existential alt-rock. Meanwhile, Flux Pavilion and Doctor P's “Superbad” crashes through with thundering basslines, capturing dubstep’s noisy peak.

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‘L’Amour Toujours’ N°88 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Robyn’s "Be Mine!" blends raw heartbreak with defiance in minimal electropop, while Rihanna and Ne-Yo’s "Hate That I Love You" thrives on heartfelt duality and smooth production. Amy Winehouse lays bare her soul in the melancholic "Love Is A Losing Game," and Jordin Sparks’ "No Air" hits dramatic heights with Chris Brown. Steps add elegance to pop with "It’s the Way You Make Me Feel," and Kate Bush’s poignant "This Woman’s Work" lingers as a timeless emotional confession.

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‘Look Ma, No Mike!’ N°4 – Vintage 80s Music Videos

U2’s brassy "Angel of Harlem" honors Billie Holiday with gritty NYC vibes, while Siouxsie and the Banshees’ haunting "Israel" blends mysticism and sparse instrumentation. Sinéad O’Connor’s defiant "Mandinka" merges post-punk with African influences, and The Proclaimers’ heartfelt "Sunshine on Leith" channels homegrown devotion. Japan’s minimalist "Nightporter" and Barbra Streisand’s grand "Somewhere" each balance emotion with signature artistry.

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‘Music For The Dancers’ N°95 – Vintage 80s

Five Star’s “System Addict” sparkles with slick production and '80s choreography, while Chaka Khan’s “I Feel for You” electrifies with Stevie Wonder's harmonica and Melle Mel’s rap flair. Bronski Beat's “Hit That Perfect Beat” pulses with hi-NRG energy, and Alexander O’Neal and Cherrelle’s “Saturday Love” captures weekend longing. Wham!’s punchy “I'm Your Man” delivers cheeky confidence, and Erasure’s “Sometimes” blends shimmering synths with heartache.

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Happy Birthday Sean Paul

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Robert, Lou, Foo et al sit in with David Bowie for his 50th Birthday (1997)

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Led Zeppelin entertain the Royal Albert Hall (1970)

Led Zeppelin entertain the Royal Albert Hall (1970)
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Jimi Hendrix brings his Experience to Stockholm (1969)

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