Jimmy Slyde @ Drika Overton's 'An Evening of Jazz & Tap' at The Music Hall, Portsmouth, NH 1990

[@ramborock3136]

Yes sir !

[@francisalanbeattie4458]

Smooth/relaxed.

[@imbees2]

It only happens once to see a great like jimmy slide.

[@Breuschling11]

Master Jimmy Slyde. This guy simply kills at every performance I’ve ever seen and incorporating slides into his routines was nothing short of genius. I wish this style of dance/entertainment would become popular again. Top shelf all the way, Jimmy...

[@str8spittin]

DEFINITELY MY FAVORITE!!! NO ONE IS SLICKER!!!

[@marcellehernandez9403]

Me encanta este tipo, su estilo wow!!!

[@optimusxianprime616]

for me...Jimmy Slyde is the most SUAVE tap dancer evah! HE's style is one of a kind. Only Jimmy Slyde does that. and whenever he will talk...it's a poetry.

[@aubreylafrance5035]

And this is not him at his best imagine

[@DavidBensonActor]

I could watch him forever, thinking and singing with his feet. Pure poetry

[@Ron9554]

he is an icon, my favorite

[@AminEL7]

Such a delight, amazing style and grace!

[@evetsodnoc99]

Jimmy you are missed

[@Jason-hv4eu]

Amazing talent!

[@imbees2]

I seen jimmy slide in person. Tapping. A great feeling to se such a great tapper.

[@jereau2688]

THOSE SPINS THOUGH!!!

[@westonsalmon5752]

Fab so good

[@achmadbachtiar1097]

I like the way Jimmy Slide dance

[@storyroots]

Jimmy Slyde was still going strong in 1990.

[@reggiemunch]

Never lost it

[@deneenjeffries2768]

Amazing like a skater without ice

[@wesjohnson8434]

The very essence of cool. Suave and debonair!

[@clapptothis8837]

Infinite legend!!

[@FloorStylez]

He is one of the greatest ever (top 5 for me) - Always paying utmost respect to the musicians but they would look at him like HE was the master musician ha

[@JuanCardona]

Because he was the master musician!

[@fivebyfivesound]

Master. 🙏

[@SELMER1947]

Fabulous

[@PinkGlitter16]

Amazing

[@MrJimmy1953]

One word: Class.

[@has30son]

Fantastic!

[@haircolorist80]

Insaaaane! Love this.

[@denzelvalentino8992]

Simply the BEST!

[@MrBamalam1]

What A Treat!

[@bhacolectivodepercusion4888]

geniusss stylee :)

[@dingnagogodingna9105]

やっぱり神様ですね。楽しく踊るのがいいです。

[@juarezbatalha9328]

Genial sem palavras.

[@Ge_Downhill]

Hipnotizante 🤘😍

[@Palmeiras1974]

Verdadeira lenda do tap dance.

[@TheJohnnyBE]

Redonkulous! And yes with with the human who clapped at 9:42. :)

[@lawrencewomack5589]

amazing performance, was it me, it look Jimmy never got tired, he look like after the performance he could have done another 20 minutes

[@grouchyblackman]

There's butter on that floor!

[@shannonbowman5990]

😊

[@farshimelt]

Check out the movie: No Maps on My Taps.

[@drikaoverton5795]

Great movie! I studied with Camden, Honi et al in the old days

[@TapDanceExchange]

Natural musicality, a real technician as well. Could spend ages just trying to figure out one step haha

[@imbees2]

In 19994

[@imbees2]

1992 I think it was.

[@drikaoverton5795]

It was 1990

[@markbaumgartner7122]

why do people clap during a tap routine? let the man finish. never understood this.

[@farshimelt]

Sometimes you have let out your feelings. I've seen entire audience stand up screaming listening to Sonny Rollins at Shelly's Manne Hole in L.A.

[@pCOCKPRO11]

I feel like that at concerts but this is different. It's like saying don't shout at a basketball game when someone gets dunked on or someone gets hit with a dribble move.

[@drikaoverton5795]

Not a routine...it's improvised jazz and when musicians hit it in an extraordinary way it affects listeners and they respond. Perfectly normal.

[@imbees2]

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