They wanted her to wear a bandana for that performance. The gall❗️

This footage you shared is nothing short of MARVELOUS. What an illustrious life Ms.Joyce led! I would've love to sit down and speak with her even for a few minutes. I could've realistically done so, since I discovered (around 2019) Ms. Joyce had been living only an hour or so away from me where Ms. Robyn, her niece, cared for her until her passing. Of course, I would've made a request to visit her through Ms.Robyn to see if it was doable, but now I'll never know. Anyways, thank you for posting a brief moment of Ms.Joyce's brilliance for us to enjoy. Are you the person interviewing her in the video? Do you have access to the rest of the footage? If so, are you planning on releasing a full-length documentary? (Sorry for all the questions. I just find Ms.Joyce to be such a trailblazing, influential figure that more people ought to know about.) May we keep the legacy of Joyce "The Bronze Bombshell" Bryant alive⚡ Rest in Peace and Power Ms.Joyce🖤

Before Salsa Cuba,. This is where Salsa comes from Antes de Salsa Cuba,. De aquí viene la salsa

Before Salsa baby! Classy!

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My first car was a '66 Montclair which I bought in 1970. A true land yacht, it floated down the highway. Only problem was it got 8 mpg. When I started working out of town, I had to let it go. Beautiful car that I couldn't afford to feed.

I don't feel it was lost. I feel it is tied to a 1919 lost silent film. The Homesteaders. It was about a black man who married a black women, yet loved and left for his white woman. It premiered in Chicago. State flower 🌼 of Alaska is the Forget me Not. Who keeps betraying Alaska around here.

I'm sure her mother was taken aback that she didn't use her vocal gift to sing for the church.

I learned of her artistry through a 1985 PBS documentary "Brown Sugar", based on Donald Bogle lavishly illustration book on 80 years (then), of America's Black female pioneering superstars. His current book on "Lena Horne", goddess reclaimed and "Hollywood Black: the films, the filmmakers". I urge seek and read excellent resources to a history into the millennium filled with evocative photos and its underappreciated with lavish presentation as told superbly by Donald Bogle. 📚💎

You could see that grace of atonement all over her face. The interview as told by Jim Byers, for his incomplete documentary (i believe due to funds), were intermittent segments between 1998-2010 approximately. She passed away November 2021, age 95. So in this interview she must have been between 70-75 years old, yet the peace she attained from her seeking atonement is strikingly transparent on her still lovely face. ❤ A lesson; one can live a good fast lane, but comes a time one should pause reflect for the ultimate transition will come to past. 💙🙏🏽🎵💎

Muchos años mas facundo

According To The Discography Of American Historical Recordings, This Tune Is From November 13th Of 1953.

I think he is a dance instructor on Cunard ships.

Estou maravilhada pela voz dela!

She said dat! Mama ain't neva lied... 😂😊

Un día como hoy, 7 de marzo de 1988, falleció en San Juan, Puerto Rico, el pianista, arreglista, compositor y director de orquesta estadounidense de ascendencia puertorriqueña José Estévez Jr., mejor conocido como Joe Loco. Maestro, lo echamos de menos.🎵🎹✍🎶😢😢😢😢😢

Good afternoon! My name is Kris, and I'm trying to get in touch with you. Thank you for all of these amazing videos on Joyce Bryant! I am wondering if I can use a 10 second clip in a social media post, and am looking to get permission from the copyright holder. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you! -Kris Bliss

Are you guys still going to make the documentary about her?

She use to work at Lord &Taylors in Garden City Long Island. People (older ppl) knew who she was . My grandmother told me but I never saw her I was young

Wow! This is fantastic!

Jaqueline Kennedy’s first car was a Mercury convertible. I’ve noticed old video of several of the Kennedys driving Mercurys.

wow wow wow I am going to study this!!! so cool!

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Très élégant ça .

The star of Mercury's 1966 lineup was - I think - the then-completely-new Comet. No longer a compact, Comet was now intermediate-sized, using the same platform as the Ford Fairlane.

Amazing!

Muchas gracias!

All the entertainers from the 1950s used to talk about her. Look at old issues of Jet, Ebony, Sepia and the like. She was doing her thing!

Beautiful skin no make up perfect teeth!

SHE reminds me of Leslie UGGAMS! BUT BYRANT HAS A BETTER VOICE AND LOOK! REST IN POWER QUEEN MOTHER ❤️🖤💚💯

Beautiful and elegant black queen they need to give this Lady her flowers

RIP Lady ❤...

Real cars No plastic fantastic car's like today's hunks of garbage

Many Packard stylists went over to Mercury Lincoln when the Detroit factory closed in 56. One of the Packard designs, the reverse slant rear window first introduced on the Packard Balboa in 1953 was still in production in 1966.

Yeah where is the love, LET'S MAKE THE PICTURE SHOW!

I'd take anyone one of those convertibles for my daily driver - all of them absolutely stunning!

This beautiful lady needs more recognition and be appreciated in the 21st century, no matter what your shade of skin. Ms. Bryant, may you be singing among the angels. RIP.

Beautiful cars ! 🌠

Gratitude

When cars were worth singing about

I remembering drinking this in the 60s..my uncle had it on tap in his great old time Tavern he had for 40 yrs!! No micro brews then!

Beautiful, and magical❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

This is priceless, thank you for uploading this historical footage. I knew it was a partner dance and this footage is a confirmation. Watching this footage is like watching a Tai Chi practitioner who has done solo for so long that they forgot the fight application of movement. In this case partner application is missing from the modern "Pachanga" social dancer.

Thanks

Great

HOMO DANCING AUTÉNTICUS ÑIS.

Rest in peace 95 yrs what a life❤❤❤

There is so little information on Killer Joe

Thank you for uploading this

Wow, she has the voice of an angel!