  Black music and dance. I was watching in suspense and anticipation, waiting for the blood sacrifice of a goat, a dozen chickens and a virgin for the climactic, voodoo ritual finale. Needless to say, I am a bit disappointed that the video ended so abruptly before I had the chance to observe the voodoo ceremony. I was sort of looking forward to it, oh well, maybe next time.    This is the kind of music Blacks would be making without having been so influenced and acculturated by the large, dominant, well established cultural White majority in America. It is the kind of music they still play in Africaland and throughout the various Black filled islands of the Caribbean. Motown, R&B(Black pop music), Black Blues music(Black bastardized spin-off version of Folk and Country), and Funk (R&B/Psychedelic Rock hybrid), would never have existed without White people. It is the result of Blacks mimicking Whites and mixing and matching different White styles for the most part, playing it a little louder, a little rowdier, a little more childish, lewd and primitive. They wouldn't have had their Black Gospel that they love so much either because the original Gospel was(is) WHITE Southern Gospel and that was(still is) a Countryfied, Americanized version of traditional European Christian hymns that date as far back as the middle ages. But don't forget...White people have no culture:rolleyes: