yawfren
this has similarities to a very old burlesque act I have on video (1930′s?). In the act, a devil head was attached to the right side close to the womans head as if whispering in her ear. The right arm and leg represented the second personality (devil) and the left side spent the best part of the act dancing with the right side and keeping stray hands from wandering.
Ant
A higher quality on http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xf9oo_jerome-murat …
ted
A little tedious – next time, tell Jerome to speed it up a little.
The headless thing was a good idea, but pretty obvious.
Allison
Does anyone know what the song is that he uses at the end of this performance? I love it!
John
Some of the music toward the end seemed to be composed by John Williams for little watched Spielberg movie, “Amistad.” (about a little known slave revolt on ship headed for the South but ended up in New England with a former President, John Quincy Adams) defending the slaves when the case went to the Supreme Court)
Alicia
The music for this performance is amazing. Does anyone know where it is from. I checked the “Amistad” soundtrack but that doesn’t seem to be it. Any suggestions? Thanks!
lisa
The opening music is from the movie score “The Mission”. It is entitled “Gabriel’s Oboe”.
Neya
Does anyone know what music was used for the part that starts at 3:45 mark and ends at 4:00? Thank you!
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