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It starts off mild then the hammer just drops. By the time she asks "where's my hair" it's 100% live.
The world can always use another villain.
Over 1900 Polish guitarists gathered at the Wroclaw market square in southern Poland to play "Hey Joe", a Jimi Hendrix classic, during the sixth annual "Thanks Jimi Festival".
Event organizer guitarist and music teacher Leszek Cichowski says the festival ‘was just an idea ten years ago during a small music workshop in the town of Zakiew in southwestern Poland where 16 guitar players performed together: ‘Last year we had in the market square in Wroclaw 1881 guitar players. So we beat our world record . We had 1951 guitar players and again it’s the best in the world.’
Leszek says that putting together such a musical extravaganza is a real exercise in logistics: "All guitar players should be in one place and they should play one song together which is not shorter than five minutes. We performed 'Hey Joe' as a record song.
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Sturgell, where do you find these stories? Imagine being there seeing such an odd event up close. It reminds me of being in Mexico City almost thirty years ago and going to a square one evening which was filled with probably more than fifty mariachi bands wandering around separately singing different mariachi songs for donations.
That might be the youngest Hendrix video. Here's a variation on "Hey Joe," the Youngbloods singing "Four in the Morning" from their self-titled 1967 debut album.
My cousin lives in Wroclaw. It's a college town. Been there, unfortunately there werent any guitarist playing Hendrix in the street. here is my favorite Polish rap:
More than 50 costumes worn by influential pop group The Supremes will go on display at a London museum.
Their performance costumes will go on show at the Victoria and Albert Museum later this month, with interviews with group member Mary Wilson.
The Supremes had 12 US number one hits between 1964 and 1969 and launched the solo career of ex-member Diana Ross.
Wilson described the exhibition as her "dream". It will subsequently move to Blackpool, Birmingham and Bristol.
"I have kept these dresses in storage for over 30 years," she said.
"I am delighted that they are going on display at the V&A and on tour around the UK." 
One of the first gowns purchased by the Motown group when they were still called The Primettes will be on show, along with the beaded dresses they wore when meeting the Queen Mother in 1968
The Supremes - Baby Love
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the part where the young guy hits the girl isn't funny though. Even though that girl is playing the fool that's no reason to hit.
It did look like she was coming at the guy for a sec, but still.
dude. what in the world did that old woman say to set this off? i've watched this 3 times now it and i think it was just her hat that she lost, but a weave would've been so much more entertaining... if that's possible
I could not understand her two-thirds of the time
But I'm not much impressed if she can't make it rhyme
That's not really rapping; just yelling in meter
And not one obeyed very carefully, either
I don't think that guy hit her; he just pulled her hair
If he had, there'd be cheering from everyone there