Y yo tengo 51 practico el Ayuno Intermitente para retrasar el envejecimiento, existe un Artefacto se llama Equipo de Hondas Escalares, te hara inmortal, más información en el canal de : Cristian Amenofis Marino ( en you tube) mira todos sus videos depende de ti creer ño que te digo o pensar que soy itro loco mas, en fin. Cambiando de tema esta cancion me atrajo muchísimo porque se puede escuchar cierto sonido trance y la suave y bella voz de la cantante lo hace muy peciluar Larga Vida a los sonidos electronicos y al gran Mac Mclaren
Malcolm was a shrewd businessman way ahead of his time, he had the uncanny knack of knowing what the next big thing was going to be even if he had to invent it himself, hats off to one of the UKs true icons, miss ya Malc 👏👏👏
This long version I consider one of the greatest videos ever made, aesthetically, artistically, culturally, sociologically, anthropologically... A watershed cultural moment. It brings tears to my eyes.
@Louise X Yup, agreed. I wouldn't have articulated it as clearly as you but I think I experienced something close to this in the mid-80s when I first noticed this video.
THIS HAS GOT TO BE A SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO THE HOUSES OF NEW YORK , LE BEIJA , EXTRAVAGANZA , MAGNIFIQUE , ST LAURENT , OMNI , EBONY , DUPREE, NINJA ... ...............IN Y BLACK TIGHTS JUST THROWING SHADE DOING THIS DANCE THAT SOME QUEEN MADE ..........PERFECT IN EVERY WAY ..
Yes indeed, musically it's the peak of McLaren's entire career I think. I bought both the vinyl 12" single of the title track (with this epic on the B-side) and the album CD. Outstanding!
@@Skinnylandia oh ..you don t know the truth ?? You don t know the world sells ?? You can just try to learn ..you ll have all the informations ..you ll see it will be better to you friend 😉😄😽
I agree - and this is one of the greatest 12" singles of the entire 1980s. Masterful, dramatic, lyrical, carefully balanced: the production hasn't aged at all. Also, Lourdes Morales is a way better singer than Madonna, she invests the lead vocal with an authentic feeling of vulnerability and adventure, of a personal journey into the future. It's really odd that this and two or three other tracks on the album seem to be the only songs she ever committed to tape - you can tell that she is quite a good singer (though she disliked some aspects of how she was handled by McLaren and his team). This album is long overdue for a Special Edition - which should include both the amazing nine-minute cut here and the original, unreleased edit (before Moore and Orbit got to work on it). The original edit, according to Mark Moore, contained almost no spoken samples - neither of McLaren, nor from the Paris movie. It seems to have been a more straightforward r'n'b/house track.
@@shepardwilde4701 NO creo que Madonna lo haya hecho mejor, simplemente se vendio mejor. Las 2 obras son buenas pero en cuanto a arte esto es mucho mejor
Malcolm was an interesting, I'll say genius. He pre-empted trends before they happened and while some called him an exploiter, he had the skill to reinvent constantly. From punk to rap to hip hop to opera to waltz to house to jazz.
“Sometimes on a Legendary night like the closing of garage When the crown is called down the spirits Listen and you will hear the footsteps Of all the houses that walked here before” This must be what all the balls feel like. I’d love to attend a Legendary ball one day and just sink in this beautiful culture.
Love this song! When this album came out it was the years when I went to the disco and this song was one of my favorites. First I bought the vinyl and then the CD ... in 2020 I discovered the fabulous series "Pose" and to see again the video now it makes more sense: in Italy the reality of the Ball was not well known.
Agree, fabulous song and production; this is plainly one of the greatest dance 12" remixes of all time. Emotionally very engaging as well. I too bought the 12" and later the album on CD. This epic version should have been included as a bonus track on re-releases of the CD, shouldn't it? - it is the primary take, at least among those that were released. The album edit was produced with this one as the starting point. Also would love to hear a demo or an early studio mix - what the song sounded like before the producers set to work on it.
Voguing was also seen on American Bandstand and Soul Train in the 1970's but it originates from Harlem, NY as seen in Paris Is Burning. I think alot of the Legends and Divas would be so impressed at how far we've come in terms of Gay Acceptance these past 33 since the Documentary was done.
@@laminage This song also alludes (and pays homage) to the Philly soul classic "Love is the Message" - there have been several fine versions of that one since the original in 1973. On the 1982 version by Brooklyn Express (also on RUclips) we can clearly hear antecedents of DIV - the bassline for example, and the feel of the keyboard harmonics. I was unaware of this link to the earlier classic until around two years ago or so, but I wouldn't say that McLaren nicked those elements, both songs are quite original enough to stand on their own two feet.
Listened to this again today ( Easter 21 ) . For a tune that is over 30 years old it is so fresh ; even today . Outstanding production with fantastic layering of instrumentation . Video is very simple but so effective.
I absolutely agree, the production here (indeed on the entire album, but especially here) is flawless and hasn't aged at all. In some ways this music is as layered as Santana or Tangerine Dream (two other fave bands of mine) but it still sounds graceful, lyric, dramatic and effortlessly groovy. I would have loved to hear what the original edit sounded like, before Moore and Orbit got their hands on it, even though they clearly improved the song a great deal and should be seen as co-creators.
If they knew back then that so many years later they would have such a big impact? Omg I could cry. This is the best video I've ever seen and this video will be in my heart and life forever. Thank you !
Superb production, mixing, vocals and musicianship on all hands. I bought the 12" of this (B-side of the Waltz Darling 12") back in 1989 and still have it.
Was a masterpiece for the ages. I've been a house baby since '86. Saw Paris is burning in the mid- '90s..brought back memories of my club days at the Twilight Zone in Toronto.
Eins der besten Videos, die ich je gesehen habe. Es ist so schön, diese schönen Menschen tanzen zu sehen zu dieser Musik aus einer Zeit, als die Welt noch einigermaßen in Ordnung war.
Malcolm McLaren, was a master of the cultural mash-up. It was McLaren who sent Adam Ant out into the world with the idea to mix a “dandy highwayman” image with African drumming; who crushed New York’s nascent hip-hop sound with squaredancing; and who mixed classical waltz music with dance styles cribbed from gay clubs before Madonna had heard of voguing. Together with Mark Moore, Orbit set about mixing “Deep in Vogue” from Waltz Darling, which resulted in the classic “Banjie Realness” mix in 1989. McLaren was so impressed that an edited version was used on the album, in place of the original version.
Conceptually both the song and, the sound, the choreography were far ahead. She was not understood by everyone in that historical moment that we lived. Perhaps not even today it would be understood, or at least not by everyone. Amazing Malcom & Co
I first heard this in late 88 / 89 on Sunrise radio 88. Something on the Fm BAND it was played by Dj Louise and WHAT A CHOON IT WAS AND STILL IS ... Malcom McLaren , William orbit , mark moore , willy ninja some real heavyweights on this slate .. bad bad bad .....
This Is A Music Masterpiece In Every Single Way. The Production Is Amazing. The Video Boosted The Hype But The Song Is Simply Amazing. True Perfection.! 👌
The first time I heard this Music Masterpiece on the radio back in the day I rushed to the record store and bought the maxi single with the remixes. The song has been overlooked I think. When the video came out it boosted the hype. But the song itself Is Just Brilliant.
I agree, great musicianship on all hands with that jazz/funk vibe (especially pn the languid sax solo, which I think is Candy Dulfer - guitar by Dave Stewart), beautiful and evocative vocals (Lourdes Morales is just perfect for this one - how come she didn't appear on any other records?) and great sense of pacing. The production is spectacular and unlike in a lot of tracks from those years it hasn't aged at all - it still sounds clear, warm, dramatic, exciting and sensuous. I was around when this one hit MTV in 1989 and I noticed it almost at once, though it took a few sightungs before I figured out what the track was and by whom, because it's an unusually long video for those days. I knew it was a very special track and after a while got hold of the Waltz Darling 12", with this one on the B side: still have it in great condition. What can I say more, this is a sublime record! :)
Around 1988 and 1989 Vouging, was in, in New York. All danced like super models. McLaren took from it. The movement of super models came at the same time.
Actually, this song was commissioned for the documentary “Paris Is Burning“ (recorded between 1987 and 1989); the maxi-single was released in the USA in late June 1989; the documentary was released in 1991
Yes it is, musically this is as flawless and dramatic as some iconic Pink Floyd or Bowie tracks - and then the superb video... The whole album deserves a deluxe edition with remixes, outtakes and demos. I would love to hear a rough mix/demo of what DIV sounded like at an early stage, before Moore and Orbit reworked it - of course they made it into the epic it is here, but I'm curious what it would have been like before that. McLaren had a finished single edit he had first meant to use, and according to Moore it contained no vocals beyond the sung lead (by Lourdes Morales) and a few backing vocal lines, also no samples from "Paris is Burning". The trademark "S'Express" stab riff must be an addition by Moore too, but it's a perfect fit here.
You can’t underestimate the impact on culture the late, great Malcolm McLaren had! He was the one who brought break dancing, scratching and graffiti art to the UK and gave us The Sex Pistols, Bow Wow Wow and brought Vogueing into the mainstream, allowing Madonna to steal the look and style to relaunch herself. I have an hour long interview with McLaren from 1989 on VHS with this version of Deep In Vogue when he talks about the inspiration for his music and this track, and he said that Jeff Beck and Bootsy Collins were also playing on it. This is one of the greatest videos to ever be on RUclips and it’s just a shame it’s not viewed more often! The absolute BEST!
@Dioioego your name seems familiar are you a madonna fan ? i am a madonna fan ( older work ) and malcolm does your comment have something to do with madonna ? lol calm down dude
@Dioioego If you choose to ignore art history, that's your problem. Malcom McLaren it is very well know and in fact, he is in every music history book as the father of Punk. BTW your idol Madonna does not appear on most of the music history books, she's on the Chart books compilations.
I was 14 when I saw this clip and since then, the blond dancer still my untouchable fantasy !! I really was obsessed with her (even if I knew I was gay :-) Still doesn't know Who she is... My beautiful dancer 😍😉❤️
And musically, this is one of the greatest 12" remixes (or 12" dance songs) of all time! Don't even get me started on how great the production and layering are, how silky it feels on some stretches, how much this song and lead singer are able to really tell a personal story of self-discovery and adventure...
I was a doorman at a gay club in Vancouver when this song came out. I loved this song. I didn't know anything, didn't know the name of the song. I would be working, and singing along "ming ming moe." LOL
33 years you'd think I'd be a stellar voguer! You know what? If you do something for thirty years you're going to be pretty good at it! You just have to find the confidence within yourself to acknowledge it.
Right! I saw this on MTV at the time and it immediately caught my attention. Since it was an unusually long video and I often zapped right into it from another channel, it took several times before I managed to note the title and who was behind it, but once that had happened I knew I would have to get hold of the record. :) This is a brilliant song, recording and of course video.
![Madonna - Vogue (Live at the MTV Awards 1990) [Official Video]](/img/1.gif)
Yes darlings, i loved this in -89 and i still do. Who cares if i am 62 but i´m dancing it to the end.. Rest in pease Malcolm!!
Yes my dears, just right for that morning voguing workout...
I’m 63 and it’s my favourite album
And I'm 70 ....still swinging the hips I had back in '89..
Y yo tengo 51 practico el Ayuno Intermitente para retrasar el envejecimiento, existe un Artefacto se llama Equipo de Hondas Escalares, te hara inmortal, más información en el canal de : Cristian Amenofis Marino ( en you tube) mira todos sus videos depende de ti creer ño que te digo o pensar que soy itro loco mas, en fin.
Cambiando de tema esta cancion me atrajo muchísimo porque se puede escuchar cierto sonido trance y la suave y bella voz de la cantante lo hace muy peciluar Larga Vida a los sonidos electronicos y al gran Mac Mclaren
@@01gauch nearly 49 & yup, me too.
Got it on cassette, CD & in my heart.
In My Humble Opinion This Music Masterpiece Is One Of The Greatest Popsongs From The 1980s. The Production Is Amazing.
And a great segway from the 80s into 90s sound and visuals. A cultural paradigm shift really. It was very noticeable back then.
Don't be humble man...you're right.
I still have this in 12” vinyl .. pure class 🔥🔥🔥
Willie was such a beautiful soul... right up to the end he was still giving to the community. Rest well Ninja... you were one of a kind.
rest well ,,from the comments
Malcolm was a shrewd businessman way ahead of his time, he had the uncanny knack of knowing what the next big thing was going to be even if he had to invent it himself, hats off to one of the UKs true icons, miss ya Malc 👏👏👏
he was also one of the few that put back in after doing ok at stonehenge in the 70's
Beautifully & perfectly put.
This long version I consider one of the greatest videos ever made, aesthetically, artistically, culturally, sociologically, anthropologically... A watershed cultural moment. It brings tears to my eyes.
Couldn't agree with you more Thomas, my favourite video. I love Malcolm Mcclaren music and have done for more years than I care to remember.
Completely agree. Willi Ninja was a genius. Gone way way too soon.
bring back sweet memories ....
@Louise X Yup, agreed. I wouldn't have articulated it as clearly as you but I think I experienced something close to this in the mid-80s when I first noticed this video.
Can you make a list of the videos that you consider the best ever made?
THIS HAS GOT TO BE A SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO THE HOUSES OF NEW YORK , LE BEIJA , EXTRAVAGANZA , MAGNIFIQUE , ST LAURENT , OMNI , EBONY , DUPREE, NINJA ... ...............IN Y BLACK TIGHTS JUST THROWING SHADE DOING THIS DANCE THAT SOME QUEEN MADE ..........PERFECT IN EVERY WAY ..
What year?!
@@giuseppegenovese8774 1989
Then Paris Is Burning came along which was the Blueprint for Pose & Rupaul's Drag Race.
One word...masterpiece!!!
89. One of the best years of my life. Great music through all genres, great movies (almost all classics today), my driving license, my first car...
Ditto, my life was my own in 1989, finally...Anyone who says the '80's were shite never had a radio or saw MTV.
That whole album with the Bootzilla Orchestra was amazing & still is
Yes indeed, musically it's the peak of McLaren's entire career I think. I bought both the vinyl 12" single of the title track (with this epic on the B-side) and the album CD. Outstanding!
This old queen still dances to this❤
This old queen does too.
Pure Art, 35 years ago! Best clip ever.
Beyond fabulous. A simple black and white of people dancing - and it's mesmerizing. Willie Ninja we will always love you.
I immediately bought this 12” version of the song when it came out. I still like it. The music is dreamy.
A zillion light years ahead of Madonna. The original and best VOGUE record. I love you forever Malcolm. RIP Malcolm and Ninja xoxo
Yes ahead of Madonna this time …but Madonna did it better ! Stronger All over the world !!😉🤜
@@shepardwilde4701 yeah sure.. keep telling yourself that
@@Skinnylandia oh ..you don t know the truth ?? You don t know the world sells ?? You can just try to learn ..you ll have all the informations ..you ll see it will be better to you friend 😉😄😽
I agree - and this is one of the greatest 12" singles of the entire 1980s. Masterful, dramatic, lyrical, carefully balanced: the production hasn't aged at all. Also, Lourdes Morales is a way better singer than Madonna, she invests the lead vocal with an authentic feeling of vulnerability and adventure, of a personal journey into the future. It's really odd that this and two or three other tracks on the album seem to be the only songs she ever committed to tape - you can tell that she is quite a good singer (though she disliked some aspects of how she was handled by McLaren and his team).
This album is long overdue for a Special Edition - which should include both the amazing nine-minute cut here and the original, unreleased edit (before Moore and Orbit got to work on it). The original edit, according to Mark Moore, contained almost no spoken samples - neither of McLaren, nor from the Paris movie. It seems to have been a more straightforward r'n'b/house track.
@@shepardwilde4701 NO creo que Madonna lo haya hecho mejor, simplemente se vendio mejor. Las 2 obras son buenas pero en cuanto a arte esto es mucho mejor
gorgeous dance moves! this track must be on "Pose" season 2 !!!!
dreams come true
Wow. It did!
Malcolm was an interesting, I'll say genius. He pre-empted trends before they happened and while some called him an exploiter, he had the skill to reinvent constantly. From punk to rap to hip hop to opera to waltz to house to jazz.
Your dream was fulfilled! 👏👏👏
“Sometimes on a Legendary night like the closing of garage
When the crown is called down the spirits
Listen and you will hear the footsteps
Of all the houses that walked here before”
This must be what all the balls feel like. I’d love to attend a Legendary ball one day and just sink in this beautiful culture.
Mclaren is a god of sound and vision. God bless you wherever you are. ❤
That William Orbit & Mark Moore made this for Malcolm in the same months as Hey Music Lover still blows my mind...
Nothing compares to the artistic excellence and boldness of Deep in Vogue!
The sexual chemistry and flirting between the two principal dancers is electric. Brilliant video and fantastic music.
Malcolm was a Creative Genius - timeless!
Love this song! When this album came out it was the years when I went to the disco and this song was one of my favorites. First I bought the vinyl and then the CD ... in 2020 I discovered the fabulous series "Pose" and to see again the video now it makes more sense: in Italy the reality of the Ball was not well known.
Agree, fabulous song and production; this is plainly one of the greatest dance 12" remixes of all time. Emotionally very engaging as well. I too bought the 12" and later the album on CD. This epic version should have been included as a bonus track on re-releases of the CD, shouldn't it? - it is the primary take, at least among those that were released. The album edit was produced with this one as the starting point. Also would love to hear a demo or an early studio mix - what the song sounded like before the producers set to work on it.
It's so glamorous, simple, elegant, gorgeous.
This certainly must have provided inspiration for Madonna’s Vogue song and video.
“Inspiration”😂😂😂😂 Bitch pls !!!!!
😂😂😂
What a delightfully generous way of putting it!
Voguing was also seen on American Bandstand and Soul Train in the 1970's but it originates from Harlem, NY as seen in Paris Is Burning. I think alot of the Legends and Divas would be so impressed at how far we've come in terms of Gay Acceptance these past 33 since the Documentary was done.
@@laminage This song also alludes (and pays homage) to the Philly soul classic "Love is the Message" - there have been several fine versions of that one since the original in 1973. On the 1982 version by Brooklyn Express (also on RUclips) we can clearly hear antecedents of DIV - the bassline for example, and the feel of the keyboard harmonics. I was unaware of this link to the earlier classic until around two years ago or so, but I wouldn't say that McLaren nicked those elements, both songs are quite original enough to stand on their own two feet.
Listened to this again today ( Easter 21 ) . For a tune that is over 30 years old it is so fresh ; even today . Outstanding production with fantastic layering of instrumentation . Video is very simple but so effective.
I absolutely agree, the production here (indeed on the entire album, but especially here) is flawless and hasn't aged at all. In some ways this music is as layered as Santana or Tangerine Dream (two other fave bands of mine) but it still sounds graceful, lyric, dramatic and effortlessly groovy. I would have loved to hear what the original edit sounded like, before Moore and Orbit got their hands on it, even though they clearly improved the song a great deal and should be seen as co-creators.
Magnifique ! Cult ! R.i.p Willi Ninja & r.i.p Malcolm.
Words cannot do this video justice.
If they knew back then that so many years later they would have such a big impact? Omg I could cry. This is the best video I've ever seen and this video will be in my heart and life forever. Thank you !
OMG the bass in this is just superb!!
Superb production, mixing, vocals and musicianship on all hands. I bought the 12" of this (B-side of the Waltz Darling 12") back in 1989 and still have it.
Been looking for this version for years!! Xxx
best version, agreed :D
The ultimate runway/cover theme. Love or hate him, Malcolm McLaren was a genius salesman with the ability to pre-empt trends.
Why can't you just admit it's a great track ?
I'm ahead of you as that goes without saying.
...How could I have missed this?? It's fantastic!
Back then this video was on MTV etc.
@@realmofthesenses
The MTV era wasn't my era. I didn't even have a TV in those days! Fortunately there is now YT, to catch up what I missed.
Willie Ninja is a masterpiece for the ages
Legendary
Was a masterpiece for the ages. I've been a house baby since '86. Saw Paris is burning in the mid- '90s..brought back memories of my club days at the Twilight Zone in Toronto.
Iconic 💜
Hadn’t heard this before last night - what a tune ....
Eins der besten Videos, die ich je gesehen habe. Es ist so schön, diese schönen Menschen tanzen zu sehen zu dieser Musik aus einer Zeit, als die Welt noch einigermaßen in Ordnung war.
Du hast so recht. Wenn man die Uhr nur zurück drehen könnte. 👍😏
Now this, is LEGENDARY xxx
Grande Malcolm.... secondo me un genio, spero che da lassù ci ascolti, intanto noi ascoltiamo la tua musica.... ci hai fatto sognare, ciao Malcolm.
Amo este tema lo busque mucho tiempo y pose lo revivió !!!!!
This is a mindblowing song and a video! Love love love this soooo much!!!
Beautiful man. Nice pelmet.
Malcolm McLaren, was a master of the cultural mash-up. It was McLaren who sent Adam Ant out into the world with the idea to mix a “dandy highwayman” image with African drumming; who crushed New York’s nascent hip-hop sound with squaredancing; and who mixed classical waltz music with dance styles cribbed from gay clubs before Madonna had heard of voguing. Together with Mark Moore, Orbit set about mixing “Deep in Vogue” from Waltz Darling, which resulted in the classic “Banjie Realness” mix in 1989. McLaren was so impressed that an edited version was used on the album, in place of the original version.
So Mark Moore was involved with this? No wonder I was hearing some S-Express sound in it.
Luv' "Something jumping in my shirt" by Lisa Marie - Walk the body mix version from the magic Moore and Orbit hands
I totally forgot William Orbit cooperated with the album, tnx for reminder! Looked up 'Banjie' again
Conceptually both the song and, the sound, the choreography were far ahead. She was not understood by everyone in that historical moment that we lived. Perhaps not even today it would be understood, or at least not by everyone. Amazing Malcom & Co
I first heard this in late 88 / 89 on Sunrise radio 88. Something on the Fm BAND it was played by Dj Louise and WHAT A CHOON IT WAS AND STILL IS ... Malcom McLaren , William orbit , mark moore , willy ninja some real heavyweights on this slate .. bad bad bad .....
This Is A Music Masterpiece In Every Single Way.
The Production Is Amazing.
The Video Boosted The Hype But The Song Is Simply Amazing.
True Perfection.! 👌
The first time I heard this Music Masterpiece on the radio back in the day I rushed to the record store and bought the maxi single
with the remixes. The song
has been overlooked I think. When the video came out it boosted the hype. But the song itself Is Just Brilliant.
I agree, great musicianship on all hands with that jazz/funk vibe (especially pn the languid sax solo, which I think is Candy Dulfer - guitar by Dave Stewart), beautiful and evocative vocals (Lourdes Morales is just perfect for this one - how come she didn't appear on any other records?) and great sense of pacing. The production is spectacular and unlike in a lot of tracks from those years it hasn't aged at all - it still sounds clear, warm, dramatic, exciting and sensuous.
I was around when this one hit MTV in 1989 and I noticed it almost at once, though it took a few sightungs before I figured out what the track was and by whom, because it's an unusually long video for those days. I knew it was a very special track and after a while got hold of the Waltz Darling 12", with this one on the B side: still have it in great condition. What can I say more, this is a sublime record! :)
One of my alltime favourite Extended Version Tracks
I just watching them Voguing!!! Gorgeous!!
Por fin .............encontré este tema es de los 80 gracias traductor 😂
incredibly beautiful way to express.
Best Track Ever
Literally one of the best videos ever.
It’s simplicity is its genius…
Espetacular! Curti e dancei bastante ao som deste hit (1989/1990).
This tune is Eargasmic!!!
Thanks Much
Around 1988 and 1989 Vouging, was in, in New York. All danced like super models. McLaren took from it. The movement of super models came at the same time.
Actually, this song was commissioned for the documentary “Paris Is Burning“ (recorded between 1987 and 1989); the maxi-single was released in the USA in late June 1989; the documentary was released in 1991
This music and the video simply reek of New York City. I like it.
Just, fucking, epic. It don't go no deeper than this. RIP MMc.
This is so wonderful.
Malcolm McLaren Masterpiece
Magnificent video - nothing left to say just brilliant!!!!.....T
Im so happy we’re getting this era back Im so happy Im living in a era where disco is popping again
in my top 5 all time favourite extended editions
Grande musica e tributo all'Italia dance! Possiedo il vinile e sono fortunato!
Such a very special record.
Yes it is, musically this is as flawless and dramatic as some iconic Pink Floyd or Bowie tracks - and then the superb video... The whole album deserves a deluxe edition with remixes, outtakes and demos.
I would love to hear a rough mix/demo of what DIV sounded like at an early stage, before Moore and Orbit reworked it - of course they made it into the epic it is here, but I'm curious what it would have been like before that. McLaren had a finished single edit he had first meant to use, and according to Moore it contained no vocals beyond the sung lead (by Lourdes Morales) and a few backing vocal lines, also no samples from "Paris is Burning". The trademark "S'Express" stab riff must be an addition by Moore too, but it's a perfect fit here.
This is a masterpiece. 👏👏👏
acho essa musica/video, simplesmente... FANTASTICOS!!!!
Those moves ... there are no words.
A bop with solo, team and partnering excellence! Yas! Plus the lines toward the end! Origins!
You can’t underestimate the impact on culture the late, great Malcolm McLaren had! He was the one who brought break dancing, scratching and graffiti art to the UK and gave us The Sex Pistols, Bow Wow Wow and brought Vogueing into the mainstream, allowing Madonna to steal the look and style to relaunch herself.
I have an hour long interview with McLaren from 1989 on VHS with this version of Deep In Vogue when he talks about the inspiration for his music and this track, and he said that Jeff Beck and Bootsy Collins were also playing on it.
This is one of the greatest videos to ever be on RUclips and it’s just a shame it’s not viewed more often! The absolute BEST!
Upload the interview. Please.
Hi, is it possible for you to upload the interview?
@Dioioego many people knew and know him especially anyone into art before it became cool to be into art in the mainstream
@Dioioego your name seems familiar are you a madonna fan ? i am a madonna fan ( older work ) and malcolm does your comment have something to do with madonna ?
lol calm down dude
@Dioioego If you choose to ignore art history, that's your problem. Malcom McLaren it is very well know and in fact, he is in every music history book as the father of Punk. BTW your idol Madonna does not appear on most of the music history books, she's on the Chart books compilations.
magnifique!
Culture, art, performance and history
This is absolutely amazing!
I was 14 when I saw this clip and since then, the blond dancer still my untouchable fantasy !! I really was obsessed with her (even if I knew I was gay :-)
Still doesn't know Who she is... My beautiful dancer 😍😉❤️
crosses over those boundaries because it's so strong?
So much better than original version. We see some action.
AWESOME!
Just can´t enough of this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sure🖤🖤🖤
Brilliant track- brilliant moves💙🔥
The Big version !!!! Excellent.!!!
Underrated!
Deep in Vogue.......Paris is burning 🥵 baby
Oh, great! The Banjie Realness from Mark Moore & William Orbit
Breathtaking!!
Pre-dating Madonna's Vogue by 9 months , this is the track that brought vogueing and the 'houses' of New York to the world .
Este video que vi en mi juventud me marcó para siempre. Es la actitud lo que jugamos en el juego de la maravillosa vida.
Let’s preserve this video at all costs 😘
OMG So beautiful...1000 likes
I know the song for more than 30 years now...butt it's still a masterpiece of dance music...l😍😍love it
Amazing to realise this was 30 years ago McLaren was a Genius
lol why is your genertaion styled like my culture
I went to a nightclub in New York back in the 90's. Everyone was vogueing looked so cool. Memories
So much better than twerking or that stupid squatting one they all do at the moment
Stupefacente
1991 This song of the genere dance music house of my time. Thanks.
👍❤️👍Still so Special! Sooooo nice! Great!👍❤️❤️👍
Quite simply perfect!
Marvelous. Whaoo.
one of greatest dance videos ever released.
And musically, this is one of the greatest 12" remixes (or 12" dance songs) of all time! Don't even get me started on how great the production and layering are, how silky it feels on some stretches, how much this song and lead singer are able to really tell a personal story of self-discovery and adventure...
I was a doorman at a gay club in Vancouver when this song came out. I loved this song. I didn't know anything, didn't know the name of the song. I would be working, and singing along "ming ming moe." LOL
Here after hearing @rhymeso cover. great tune!
33 years you'd think I'd be a stellar voguer!
You know what? If you do something for thirty years you're going to be pretty good at it!
You just have to find the confidence within yourself to acknowledge it.
"Is there a fighting? - We take it out on the dancefloor!" 💗
Remember seeing this video in 89 on xtrendamix (canada) and was blown away.
Epic. Epic. Epic. Epic. Epic. Epic EPIC!!!!!!!!!
Right! I saw this on MTV at the time and it immediately caught my attention. Since it was an unusually long video and I often zapped right into it from another channel, it took several times before I managed to note the title and who was behind it, but once that had happened I knew I would have to get hold of the record. :) This is a brilliant song, recording and of course video.