Out of here
St. Juba Lyrics

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A.J. Holmes I can't stay in one spot for too long When I…
Blank & Jones With the hammer Shooting everywhere a panoramic camera Man I…
Cj Khaos A.D. [Hook] I'm out here on the otherside ...But I feel just fine…
colorwave Hey you Where do you come from? Is it a town like…
Everbloom I thought it might help to be alone But I don't…
F 8 K Give her the dick and I'm out ay ay Spin up…
Interlude of Clarity All you want is to feel good with yourself All you…
Jacob & Matthew Out of the corner of my eye I caught you walk…
Johnny Gioeli OUT OF HERE Johnny Gioeli, Eric Gadrix, Alessandro Del Vecch…

Junii What if I told you that I never felt safe What…
K.A.A.N. Alien, you were so alien to me Overdose on these emotions…
Lemony Rug Wrote myself a letter, a letter to whoever I'll be No…
maybe end Um, 64baylee How do you make beats (Like this) 1, 2, 3 No, …
Mekdes Can`t wait no more Places I`d rather be than here Get out…
Midsplit Let’s go We don’t have to know where were going Let’s get…
Mike S (Oh baby) Do you like the way I make you feel…
Olin & the Moon Let the sunlight in You might never get this chance again …
Olin and the Moon Let the sunlight in You might never get this chance again So…
palate In a room without a light Stuck here for the night The…
Peter Doran I've been quietly docile for as long as I've known I…
Polopop I'm spinning around and around on my singing chair And…
Ramones Hanging out and shooting out all of the lights I toss…
RudeLies Tell me where to go, what to do Tell me where…
senior year I would try to forget you I don't know how I…
The Fire They keep us all in chains well entertained They feed us all…

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Blood I'm holding on to you I'm holding on I'm terrified of possib…
Lost Where we going, it could be so pretty, they'd never…

So serious why "Easy take it " she would say like it's a subject That…

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OU Music theory

2y↑5

Brilliant video. I'm a music theory professor who assigned my students to learn Price's Juba dance movement from her first symphony. Your explanation of Juba is absolutely wonderful, from teaching the body percussion to explaining the cultural history of Juba. I am sending your video to my students.

Sule Greg C. Wilson

I’ve done recordings of this body percussion with Price’s Juba….

Broadway Arts Community Mentors: Alexis & Chryssie

3y↑9

Your energy and passion is infectious. Thank you! Showing to our students.

Sule Greg C. Wilson

Thanks so much! What grade are your students? They might appreciate this interactive film on composer Florence Price (it has some body percussion in it, too!): @t

Evan Meccarello

@Sule Greg C. Wilson For some reason on my screen your comment cuts off before you say the name of the interactive film on Florence Price. What film do you recommend? Thank you!

GeneralTarik

3y↑3

Wow! I’ve read about Pattin’ Juba but this is the first time I’ve seen it preformed. Thank you Brother for helping to preserve and keep this tradition.

Mel Marsh

3y↑3

So glad that these stories
& survival techniques are
being told. Im in awe of
the the spirit & strength
that the enslaved had against every damn evil
that man puts on man.
More real stories!

Sule Greg C. Wilson

3y↑1

Ancestors found a way; amazing!

Chez

43w↑1

This is a fantastic, educational presentation. Thank you so much for helping me with my final project in my current Master's class! 🙌🏾😊

Sule Greg C. Wilson

43w

You're more than welcome! FINAL project; exciting!!! What's the Masters in? Have you seen/heard Florence Price's Juba Dance composition?

Michael Cody

5y↑7

Terrific job, sir! I appreciate the information, the music, and the lesson you teach here.

CharlieNagoo

5y↑10

Great content. I would love to hear more history like this.

Sule Greg C. Wilson

3y↑2

I’ll share some more....

Sule Greg C. Wilson

3y↑3

Doing a Minstrel Tambourine workshop on 4/10/21. go to www.SuleGregWilson.com

James Goode

1y↑1

I’m reading a book about the South at the turn of the century and this came up. I appreciate your demonstration!

Sule Greg C. Wilson

1y↑1

Thanks so much! Spiritual practices do not go away; they modify to fit the circumstances…

Linda C

1y↑1

This is something I just discovered today, HOWEVER!! When I was in 7th grade I was on a step team and we used that hand clapping sequence in our step shows. WOW!!!

Steven Wendell

40w↑1

Wonderful video. Your explanation of why it's bad to keep hate inside of us was very profound.

Sule Greg C. Wilson

40w

Thanks. Glad it hit home.

pupppt

4y↑1

When I was an elementary school kid in the '70s, Dr. Reagon came to our school and taught us this song and much more. I'll never forget that!

Sule Greg C. Wilson

Great! Where was this?

Rachael Sartin

2y↑1

Thank you for sharing this with us!

royalhartigan

sulie, this is great. your background, story, manner, teaching, music, and connection to us is heart medicine, always, the deepest good vibes to you, my brother, in spirit and music!

Sule Greg C. Wilson

Thanks so much, Dr. H! Keep doing your cool stuff, now!

royalhartigan

3y↑1

@Sule Greg C. Wilson i will work to honor the tradition. you keep it alive, and it is needed now more than ever!

Ethan Ririnui

2y↑1

This is awesome!

Sule Greg C. Wilson

Glad you thought so! Passing insights on, as they’re found…

Emiliano Loconsolo

5y↑1

What an amazing video, thanx for sharing those beautiful rhythms

Sule Greg C. Wilson

5y↑2

Any time....

Rebecca Hale

Thank you so much for this demonstration and history lesson!

Sule Greg C. Wilson

You are more than welcome!

Noldi Shultz

Mr. Wilson, this was wonderful, thank you. Even, I, completely rhythm impaired, was able to follow, learn, practice and improve from your lesson. Would love to learn more. A question: I'm giving a tour of the Five Points Area of the Lower East Side of New York. This is where the dancer named Master Juba, or Boy Juba, supposedly honed the traditions that would become tap dancing. Do you think that he learned this rhythm in the 1800s? Where, in New York, would it have been taught?

Sule Greg C. Wilson

Hello! Happy Holidays! Thanks; this is supposed to be accessible to the rhythmically impaired, and all others. Yes; I definitely believe this rhythm was around during Master Juba’s day; it, and related phrases, are foundational to US music and dance—and, thereby, the whole world that bases its pop upon blues/jazz/R&B (US African traditions).
As for where, specifically, Mr. Lane/Master Juba danced, I would bet he was in Little Africa—just south of Washington Square—as well as Five Points. I’d suggest speaking with Dr. Sherrill Wilson, who has led AfrAm tours of New York for decades.

Nicole Cherry

2y↑1

Hi Greg, this is awesome! How does the fiddle fit into pattin' Juba?

Sule Greg C. Wilson

Hello, Nicole. Glad you like it. A Juba melody was written down in banjo tutorials, something that could go on the fiddle, too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuNx_oJIurY
For party time, it seems it was more Hambone, than Juba. I'll be putting out footage on that, in relation to African-based spirituality, in just a couple of weeks.

CSAS Music Related Arts

3y↑1

This was incredibly interesting!

Sule Greg C. Wilson

So glad you think so. I find that giving a little Context to the technique piques curiosity, helps folks value stuff, honors the creators, as well as the learners’ intelligence...& helps us understand one another.

Flora Alexandra

4y↑1

fantastic!

Sule Greg C. Wilson

Glad it was good for you.

Nicolette Dvorsky

4y↑3

This is a great video!

Bitholeous

2y↑1

i love this

still learning

39w↑1

I've been practicing. Damn ! How did they do this. It's like Morse code. Some kinda secret language. Now I see black college's vision when they step!

Sule Greg C. Wilson

39w

Morse code is groups of sounds representing letters. The continued pulsations of Juba — plus the intention of the words — are what makes the transformation…

Willow Hope

you are brilliant!

Sule Greg C. Wilson

For those interested in the application of traditional body percussion, such as Juba, take a look at this: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=796294447890834

Willow Hope

thank you for this

Aimee Swanson

4y↑1

May I please share this with my students?

Sule Greg Wilson

Please do! Then, have me Zoom in.....

Blessed Glasgow

🌸🍯🐝🇺🇸

Daniel Atkinson

Thanks man! Been a minute!

Nancy James

The rhythm reminds me of the Zebola rhythm from Congo.

Psychological Observer

5y↑1

You might be making it up as you go, or confusing something. There are records that name a tribe called, the Kanga which were pretty high in numbers. The name of a plantation dance was known as Pattin' Juba. There are pictures of Master Juba doing the dance. Here is the Kanga tribe aka Nuba "pattin' Juba, just like Master Juba.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhKzxDFgSXg

Sule Greg C. Wilson

5y↑2

Hello, there! Thanks for sharing that fun and beautiful video. I guess, if one did a freeze-frame of those Nuba dancers, they may seem to be in a similar pose to the (only one I know of) illustration of Wm. Henry Lane, "Master Juba", dancing.. but their flat-footed, in-the-dust movements aren't aimed as Lane's, where its shown as if he's about to do a "flap" or "shuffle" with the front of his foot/toes.

Also, "pattin' Juba" is hand work, not footwork. His name is "Master Juba", but the written descriptions don't say anything about him using his hands--just being able to do--better than them--every dance step his competitors threw at him--and then doing his own stuff on top of that. But no mention of "pattin''", as the video demonstrates.

The Kanga/Nuba may be plentiful over there, but how do you suppose sufficient numbers of Kanga people got over from Northeast Africa to New York and the rest of the colonies/U.S. to have had that big an influence? Now, I have some S.E. African ancestry, so I know people did make that East Africa to "America" trip. In fact, my sister wrote a book about it. Still...

L M

4y↑1

@Sule Greg C. Wilson Your sister Prof Wilson Hall who wrote Memories of Madagascar! She's awesome :)

Sule Greg C. Wilson

@L M She is!

Audrey Cham

3y↑1

Hi sir, i am doing a research about African American! Do you mind if i could have a short zoom session with you?

Sule Greg C. Wilson

Yes; we could have a short Zoom session. What time zone are you in? You can e-mail me through www.SuleGregWilson.com

Michael McDaniel

6y↑2

Thanks -

Sule Greg C. Wilson

More than welcome.

• Daniel Benitez •

4y↑3

Ngl, the was really fun to watch

still learning

39w↑1

Dope

Sule Greg C. Wilson

39w

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