Anyone dig Breeze Lee's dancing?

[Hyfi]

Don't tell anyone, but I like alot of what John Tesh does. His latest Alive- Music and Dance has some pretty cool stuff in it. I'm not big on Break Dancing or Hip Hop but I do enjoy watching Breeze Lee popping. Sometimes it looks like his body parts are not even connected.

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Here is a better one

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[Finch Platte]

Not feeling this.

[3-LockBox]

Not really feeling it either, but I can see how this type of show might broaden the horizons of the geezers who'll pay to go see it. It'd be interesting to get a shot of the audience or even comments from the audience after the show. I'm not so sure the dance aspect integrates all that well because the music is more jazz/funk than it is hiphop. It won't win any street cred for its use of hiphop dance, nor will a lot of younger fans like it. I could be wrong however. The youngins like those ballet meets hiphop/forbidden fruit movies. Remeber when it was the hockey player/figure skater thing...anyway...I digress.

But it prolly ain't a bad show to see live - actual musicians with actual instruments. The arrangments are good - great bass player. But really, theres gotta be some scratch mixing somewhere...that'd be keepin it reaaallll !

[Hyfi]

Not really feeling it either, but I can see how this type of show might broaden the horizons of the geezers who'll pay to go see it. It won't win any street cred for its use of hiphop motifs, nor will a lot of hiphop fans like it; it'll prolly only serve to piss'em off.
But it prolly ain't a bad show to see live - actual musicians with actual instruments. But really, theres gotta be some scratch mixing somewhere...that'd be keepin it reaaallll !

I have seen the whole live show from his DVD on none other than The Worship Channel. I don't care much for hip hop or break dancing but think what he does with his body is pretty incredible. My body just doesn't move like that.

LOL, I also like John Tesh music as I am a Geezer.