We went dancing with another couple last night at a club which shocked the daylights out of me - the DJ is from Cameroon, and he was playing some AWESOME dance music like most of these songs which I know. It felt great for us because we both prefer anything in French. No bragging intended, but I'm a very good dancer especially if I enjoy the music. Oh, my wife was getting a LOT of eyes on her as well!
At a coffee shop in Phnom Penh. Cohen had plans to play here which went extremely awry. So didn't see him but got probably one of the rarest recent Cohen posters out of the debacle. [Live in London] by Leonard Cohen at https://bnc.lt/Scoe/Ivw73By9pD Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
Your post spoke to me, inspirational words. I almost saw the band play live years ago. They were part of an all day festival in Atlanta. They arrived in time, but their gear didn't, so a bow and they left the stage. Tapatalk Via Kyocera
I appreciate that. That's what the whole "What's the worst that could happen?" Joke is really about. Some blood? Scars? Laughter? Chagrin? Learn a new skill? Learn something about oneself? That's all that's at stake most of the time. 99% of our paralyzing fears never materialize into the disasters we imagine.
Kanta Nyboma from Congo-Kinshasa with his entourage performing Double, Double. Listen to that electrifying guitar and check out those dancers! Oka, oka!
Mon Dieu - que c'est bon! The other evening when we went dancing, we were first sitting, chatting and having a couple of drinks with the couple who came with us. All of a sudden the DJ (from Cameroon) started playing African dance music which I LOVE. When the first song you'll hear came on a few hot-looking Congolese girls came over to our table, grabbed my wife, myself, and our friends by the arms and pulled us over to the dance floor. My wife and I freaked them out at how we dance to this music!
Another one of the songs we heard and I don't know how my wife learned how to shake it like these girls! lolllllllll