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The WHACKO-TV Video Travel Blog hit the streets of Harlem, New York. You can practically smell the aroma of this New York City neighborhood. Catch itThe WHACKO-TV Video Travel Blog hit the streets of Harlem, New York. You can... more
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Coolio, Jethro Tull, Green Day, and dancing grannies. What more could you ask for?
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The Josh McCutchen Show Halloween Special!!! We sent Josh to Bloomingdales to find out about hot Fashion Trends. Then all of a sudden, Zombies attack the store and wreak havok on all of New York City!!! Josh does some amazing investigative journalism and brings you closer to zombies than ever before! Also includes Scary Mini Movie, Huge Thriller Dance sequence in Grand Central Station, Zombies eating Flesh in the Subway, and Total Terror in Times Square! Happy Halloween! Experience the Magic from the comfort of your own Environment. If you like the video Please Subscribe, Comment, and Befriend me. Produced and Edited by Josh McCutchen ©2009The Josh McCutchen Show Halloween Special!!! We sent Josh to Bloomingdales to find out... more
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The Josh McCutchen Show Halloween Special!!! We sent Josh to Bloomingdales to find out about hot Fashion Trends. Then all of a sudden, Zombies attack the store and wreak havok on all of New York City!!! Josh does some amazing investigative journalism and brings you closer to zombies than ever before! Also includes Scary Mini Movie, Huge Thriller Dance sequence in Grand Central Station, Zombies eating Flesh in the Subway, and Total Terror in Times Square! Happy Halloween! Experience the Magic from the comfort of your own Environment. If you like the video Please Subscribe, Comment, and Befriend me. Produced and Edited by Josh McCutchen ©2009The Josh McCutchen Show Halloween Special!!! We sent Josh to Bloomingdales to find out... more
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This guy will blow your ear drums into space with his performances. He's the human form of a mocking bird, he uses his talent of manipulation to survive yet is so original you don't dare deny his true talent. Dub FX recycles sound and noise, recreates the flow, and serves us with an upgraded version of what we love about dub. This is evolution of sound.This guy will blow your ear drums into space with his performances. He's the... more
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‘Alternative Lives’ is a series that explores people from around Britain who’s lifestyles would not be classed as normal. These are extraordinary people who defy the boundaries of modern pressures and make their living from doing something they love and enjoy. This is a story about Sam the street busker.‘Alternative Lives’ is a series that explores people from around Britain... more
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Look,Dave Cello and I go way back. He was rather territorial as I recall. I am not originally from Portland Oregon,but rather Minneapolis Mn. I started getting ticketed there for playing music in the Downtown corridor there. I was told I couldn't play uptown. I was told I couldn't play in my park where I lived at Stevens Community. I was told I couldn't play outside the IDS tower,right downtown. So,I felt,at that time Minneapolis became particularly artist unfriendly and moved Westward. Part of it is outlaw behavior. I mean,we aren't Betty Crocker approved. I am against licensing street performance. It seems Soviet to me. One example where pressure was put on street artistis was when
That city had a Kiss concert at the Target Center. There was a hallway,a long indoor hall, one which branched out to the indoor parking lot from the indoor stadium. Before and after the Kiss Concert,many of the concertgoers had to pass through this hallway to get to and from the cars. I arrived early and plunked down my keyboard and played in that hallway. Davey Cello comes along and decides I am in his spot. So,he starts to play his cello right next to where I was playing. This is blatant disrespect. I mean right next to where I sat down. We ended up splitting a lot of cash for a street music event. He did the crafty thing, but it was taking unfair advantage of a situation from where I sat,and it was also openly hostile street etiquette. You give performers some room. I can only conclude,since I knew Dave,that he was under great pressure by the city as other street artists were. We tend to be herded to certain designated out of the way spots. This was the only reasonable explanation I could come up with why he showed such little respect for my personal space as an artists trying to make a buck. It was perhaps a necessary,albeit painful lesson. You can't expect anything from people. That they are unpredicatable and often self interested and even downright rude. Sure we made decent money,by ending up splitting what was on the carpet before us,but I had yet another bad experience playing street music in that city. So,I just didn't leave Minneapolis because I was running. It was and may still be a very uptight and unfriendly place to drop your gear and play. I don't plan on returning to Minneapolis soon for any encore performances. I hope Dave Cello has learned some manners.
Buddy Bee AnthonyLook,Dave Cello and I go way back. He was rather territorial as I recall. I am not... more
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Buddy Bee Anthony pours his heart and soul into his music for you. Now showing on street corners in Portland, OR.Buddy Bee Anthony pours his heart and soul into his music for you. Now showing on... more
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A look into the life and music of Nicola, longtime performer in the subways of New York, as she puts on a performance in her favorite venue.A look into the life and music of Nicola, longtime performer in the subways of New... more
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An interview piece with a couple of street performers at the Edinburgh Fringe on the Royal Mile. An interview piece with a couple of street performers at the Edinburgh Fringe on the... more
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Police bother street performers for permits
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I was very dissatisfied with the public urban culture that we have.
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