. >> for many years, i always blues,to go with the kind of percussions, latino percussions, because ihe cubans have the best in terms of havana so i went to three or four times. i fall in love with their music. i fall in love with the people. nothing to do with politics and all of this stuff, but just the island is fantastic, and the people are really nice, very them,ic, and so i said to well, one day, i would like to do a big concert here for these people because they deserve something, you know, and also make a record. i need some musicians there. there was a great jazz cuban and they give me -- also, with the government to have me, because it is not easy to make a concert, and they do not have nothing. they do not have power. genoa, andsome from we stayed, and everything, and it was december 8 last year in front of 80,000 cubans, with 21 musicians, cuban musicians, and then we did this album. withis my music, my songs horns and percussion, cubans. "cubana," because we were in cuba, but it is not typical cuban music. it is my music with a cuban influence. tavis: i want to get out of

>>> and a jazz musician who can really play percussion. see what it takes to pull together one man's band. >> what kind of ads do you put out? >> use your butt as a drum. >> you know you got a problem on your hands when you see a beautiful porsche 911 ahead of him and he gets his camera out because the sound of the 9/11 this goes turns down his radio to capture the car taking off. >> was this you? >> sounds like super mario. >> no, it is not me behind the camera. the car takes off for a spirited run. reports say this is a test drive, somebody taking it out for a test drive. soon after this car goes to make a right-hand turn. this is taking place in south africa. watch what he does he takes this right-hand turn. >> oh! >> that's $130,000-ish car, somebody maybe trying to show out or test out what that 9/11 can do. >> what happens if you do this on a test drive? do you have to buy it? >> a lot of times they're insured by the dealership but you're driving erratically. i think the courteous thing is to buy something off of these people. >> i w

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a regular drum set and behind that i have bells and a lot of percussion stuff.rhead is this giant movie. the virginia hearts -- arts festival on the 19. they commissioned the piece and all props to them. a big shout out to those guys that put this piece on the map. it goes on from there. tavis: if you are in or near virginia, you can get a ticket to see the orchestra do this ben-hur, tale of the christ. ch of usge -- a bun are huge police fans. 86 --ally broke up in >> you are showing your age. tavis: that, too. what do you think about this distance in the rearview mirror? >> i wish i had been nicer. the bounty that came from that eight years in the pressure cooker is resounding 40 years later. tavis: what do you mean by you wish you had been nicer? >> you get confused. when you have been struggling, the light rushes in, and you are there, everybody wants to hear your voice and everybody loves you and surrounds you with weird -- you see people shape shifting in front of you. behaving in ways they don't behave amongst each other. i probably don't even need to tel

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the high frequency and the percussi percussion, very similar to like a mammal or possibly other equipmentn floor. but there is a very distinct signal that it puts out. so the answer to that question is if the operator of the equipment wasn't on the game, they could have misinterpreted that signal for something else. >> and unfortunately they didn't record it. let's talk about the equipment to locate these pings. >> sure. >> is this equipment something that the chinese government has? >> the chinese government should have it. they do have naval assets. i would assume that they would have it, based on the fact that they do have an avn significant assets. >> we know we have this particular -- what is it called? >> the hydrophone submersible. >> the hydrophone submersible. but if they confirm that there is a ping -- and they're in a part of the world where they have a relatively unknown or unmapped ocean floor. how can they navigate the recovery under water? >> conditions are very difficult. like i said, it could be up to 20,000 feet deep, the ocean, basically pitch black down there. just to

[percussive music] '90s. vote is in. i'm looking forward to the split on this. see what it is. 94% went with biggie smalls. >> oh, my gosh. biggie smalls? >> there's one person in here goes with shorty talls that i'm really... [laughter] really want to highlight that individual, right? 94% went with "c." what do are thinkin', hazel? you gonna roll with the audience? >> i'm thinkin' i got my audience--the audience from heaven here. i've got to go with "c." final answer. >> goin' with "c," final answer, and that is the correct answer right there. aka the notorious b.i.g. >> oh, right. let's get hazel some more dough. $1,000 added to her. there you go, hazel. she's got $16,100 in the bank, and we got more millionaire in just a little bit, man. yeah! [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. anothe

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the percussion on it was absolutely unbelievable. >> holey crap.ry moment because it was so much louder. >> it went over the fence, through the backyard, continued through behind this house. >> i was petrified. like a movie. incredible and we're thinking we want to get out of there because of the baby. >> the two suspects didn't know i had come between the house. when tamerlan realized i was here, we engaged in gunfire here. >> on foot. on foot and firing. >> on foot firing weapons. [ gunshots ]. >> then he had a problem with hisfi firearm. i don't know if it ran out of ammunition. he stopped, looked at me, threw his gun at me, hit me in the left bicep and tamerlan turned and ran down this area here. >> i have black hat, the older brother running at me and i'm drawing down, get on the ground i'm going to kill you, shoot you and my slide is all the way back, i got no ammo. i have no ammo. he doesn't know that. >> i chased him, i don't know, 15 yards, maybe 20 yards and i tackled him out in the street. >> my first thought was jeff, get off him, bombs

[percussive music] all right, the vote is in. let's see what the audience had to say, joe. yeah, 82% of 'em went with vitaminwater. you were leaning that way. you think you kind of led 'em? >> i might have led 'em. >> but how you feel about the answer? >> i'm thinkin' back on it. i'm pretty sure i've seen 50 cent on vitaminwater. glad i got a confirmation. i'm gonna go with "b." final answer.ed audience lifelie used audience lifeline. you were thinking it. the audience confirmed it, 'cause it's the right answer, sir. >> thank you! thank you! >> "b," vitaminwater. >> thank you! >> let's give him a little bit more than 50 cents. what we got for him? $3,000. >> here we go. >> there you go. you got $11,000 right now, sir. you still got one lifeline left. here we go. let's play. according to the american cancer society, all men over 50 should speak to their doctor about getting a what? >> yeah, i've been looking at this closer--closer and closer to it myself to it myself, although i'm not gonna admit that. i'm gonna go with "d," prostate exam. final answer. >> joe, you're right.

story well i think it's always been my first love i think you know from a very early age i studied percussion and then. later on i got involved with. extraordinary man by name of his around lopez known as who is the father of the mambo and i started doing documentaries about him is that a recording him and wasn't tito puente that no it wasn't a cheapo and i know the original mambo was composed by the child by this is in one hundred thirty eight and i just said actually a film for the internet called me maestro for that might tell people about our relationship and basically was composing for a dance on orchestra which was string orchestra so that the mambo meet which was you know. don't think the. i think that was done on strings later on in the fifty's prado muchy too in the forty's with. you know people point in the fifty's they took back the concept of the mambo and orchestrated to a big band it's a great movie and the and that's and that's what became sort of like the enterprise kids are we said paris prado is the king of the mambo me my brother the father so. tell me about this upcoming p

it could never want to get out slam poetry is a is a subject honor of poetry it's about it's a percussive oral delivery that in the example given example ok. i'm just i'm by which i mean i didn't feel ok for. a black table circle the void the void of your heart going deeper into the darkness microphone to the sky up there some sun some moon some blackness like this heart like this foot like my mind there i go into the spiral and here we are back at the table. and all i need to do is go into a bar and let's go i don't do it for real how do you know that how do you know that i joke around of my friends like that you have some serious at me was the strangest job you've ever had in your life i had to give a lead passes for a night club i would go around town with bags of these passes for my club and leave them places so in a bank at a store a little stacks of passes for a club why who would ever use them was your strangest job i did food like lunch delivery to office buildings where i would just show up in my car and wheel a little cooler into the lobby and then the receptionist would say ove