Harlem in the '80s by Matt Weber

[@cynthiachavis9678]

Lived in Harlem 35yrs would like to see old pics of bars and rest

[@kwbalance108]

Born and raised, still in Harlem. I remember all the changes from the late 80s til now. My what time does.

[@enderesssam2616]

I worked all the harlem projects and loved the action. Retired to central america and sure miss it

[@muppetshowman1972]

Fantastic pictures !! Great work ! Very atmospheric with this great 70sjazz funk from cadillac Jones ..remember me Harlem last years first time in nyc we lived for 10 magic days in 136th sreeet..harlem in my heart..

[@taxprepuser9410]

lived in harlem from 1981 to 1997. Beautiful

[@gurujaketube]

I'd like to know what Sugar Hill was like in the 1980s. For part of a book I'm writing. Would love to talk to you about it.

[@holaroc118]

1978 to 2007

[@cccggg2600]

I’ve never been to New York but I miss it

[@acquanellaogbemudia9930]

Love Harlem !

[@tkso.philly3879]

At 2:45.Those babies just took my heart away😉😉😉-

[@robertorosso5585]

Wow! totally enjoyed...thank you man,great tune... Cadillac Jones pictures perfect

[@mattweber375]

Thanks Roberto!

[@paulboyle5659]

Really nice images, I love photography and you have the eye my friend the jazz is brilliant too...thanks for sharing it with us all =)

[@mattweber375]

Thank you very much Paul!

[@acquanellaogbemudia9930]

Music is Awesome Thanks !

[@robertbright-jc3sd]

The Public Fish Market was one of the very last original businesses that was on Lenox & 128th st. before Lenox ave was overruled and overrun with and by gentrification/gentrifiers.

[@acquanellaogbemudia9930]

8th Ave btw 132nd 133rd 💘 it !

[@acquanellaogbemudia9930]

Love it thanks for sharing

[@screenpiecestudios9866]

EXCELLENT WORK.

[@evmariefuller5035]

Not the 80's I was there.

[@Sky-y5i1b]

Born and raised in Harlem- remember the dogs -way before the 80's - there were always strays in the street and before the pitbull- it was the doberman- now don't see strays anymore, get picked up by animal shelters.

[@Murgatroyd1]

LOVE IT!

[@Untilhecomes85]

Man sucks I couldn't be there..

[@thewilloughby605]

word up, I was there and it was beautiful

[@davidhillsman1989]

IT WAS NO OTHER PLACE LIKE IT ... MAYBE DC . . BUT HARLEM WORLD STANDS ALONE BACK THEN . NOT NO MORE .

[@stracnet]

song? :)

[@2011Savere]

Black people had the opportunity to buy up all those run down buildings for $1. Now they complaining about gentrification. You had first dibs to buy back the block. The city was handing those properties to them and none took the bait. Yet they still live there paying rent to building owners. It makes no sense at all.

[@davidhillsman1989]

THAT LOOKED LIKE MR. Ts WHITE ZIMMER. .HE OWNED GODFATHER'S CAB COMPANY . N TOPAZ .REEL TALK.

[@aliciayoung4348]

Old Worn Out Buildings That Was Once Beautiful. Poverty for Sure

[@40teeve]

Alicia Young You probably know now it's becoming beautiful again.Million dollar Condo. Poor are being forced out.

[@aliciayoung4348]

40teeve So Sad But its The Poor Who Always Get Pushed Back Even Further!😢We All Have to Rely on God in Prayer. Psalms 55:22.

[@acquanellaogbemudia9930]

Due to Colonialism what do you expect ?

[@hereisayana8207]

Please change the music