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Grace Jones - La Vie en Rose
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Grace Jones - I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango)
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Grace Jones - Slave to The Rhythm
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Grace Jones - Victor Should Have Been a Jazz Musician
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Grace Jones - Pull Up To The Bumper
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Grace Jones - That's The Trouble
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Grace Jones - Tomorrow
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Grace Jones - Williams' Blood
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Grace Jones - Corporate Cannibal
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Grace Jones - Driving Satisfaction
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Grace Jones - Jones The Rhythm
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Grace Jones - Private Life
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Grace Jones - Sunset Sunrise
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Grace Jones - A Rolling Stone
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Grace Jones - Don't Cry Freedom
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Grace Jones - Fame
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Grace Jones - I'm Crying (Mother's Tears)
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Grace Jones - I'm Not Perfect (But I'm Perfect For You)
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Grace Jones - Inside Story
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Grace Jones - Kicked Around
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Grace Jones - Love On Top Of Love
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Grace Jones - Send In The Clowns
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Grace Jones - Walking In The Rain
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Grace Jones - Warm Leatherette
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Grace Jones - White Collar Crime
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Grace Jones - Amado Mio
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Grace Jones - Autumn Leaves
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Grace Jones - Barefoot In Beverly Hills
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Grace Jones - Breakdown
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Grace Jones - Bulletproof Heart
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Grace Jones - Chan Hitchhikes To Shanghai
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Grace Jones - Crack Attack
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Grace Jones - Crush
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Grace Jones - Dream
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Grace Jones - Everybody Hold Still
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Grace Jones - Feel Up
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Grace Jones - Hollywood Liar
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Grace Jones - Ladies & Gentlemen: Miss Grace Jones
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Grace Jones - Love Bites
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Grace Jones - Love Is The Drug
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Grace Jones - Love You To Life
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Grace Jones - Man Around The House
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Grace Jones - My Jamaican Guy
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Grace Jones - Nipple To The Bottle
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Grace Jones - On My Way
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Grace Jones - Original Beast
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Grace Jones - Paper Plan
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Grace Jones - Pars
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Grace Jones - Party Girl
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Grace Jones - Pride
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Grace Jones - Scary But Fun
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Grace Jones - Seduction Surrender
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Grace Jones - Sinning
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Grace Jones - Someone To Love
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Grace Jones - Sorry
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Grace Jones - Strange
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Grace Jones - The Fashion Show
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Grace Jones - The Frog & The Princess
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Grace Jones - The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game
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Grace Jones - This Is
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Grace Jones - Typical Male
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Grace Jones - Volunteer
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Grace Jones - 7 Day Weekend
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Grace Jones - All On a Summers Night
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Grace Jones - Am I Ever Gonna Fall In Love In New York City?
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Grace Jones - Art Groupie
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Grace Jones - Atlantic City Gambler
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Grace Jones - Below The Belt
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Grace Jones - Below The Belt (La Vieille Fille)
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Grace Jones - Bullshit
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Grace Jones - Comme un Oiseau qui S'Envole
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Grace Jones - Cry Now Laugh Later
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Grace Jones - Demolition Man
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Grace Jones - Devil In My Life
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Grace Jones - Do Or Die
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Grace Jones - Don't Cry, It's Only The Rhythm
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Grace Jones - Don't Mess With The Messer
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Grace Jones - Evilmania
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Grace Jones - Hurricane (Cradle To The Grave)
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Grace Jones - I Need a Man
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Grace Jones - I've Done It Again
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Grace Jones - Inspiration
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Grace Jones - Let Joy And Innocence Prevail
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Grace Jones - Living My Life
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Grace Jones - Nightclubbing
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Grace Jones - Operattack
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Grace Jones - Pars [English Translation]
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Grace Jones - Repentance (Forgive Me)
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Grace Jones - Ring Of Fire
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Grace Jones - Sex Drive
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Grace Jones - She's Lost Control
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Grace Jones - Slave To The Rhytm
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Grace Jones - Storm
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Grace Jones - Suffer
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Grace Jones - Summers Night
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Grace Jones - The Apple Stretching
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Grace Jones - The Crossing (Oh The Action)
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Grace Jones - The Perfect Crime
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Grace Jones - Unlimited Capacity For Love
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Grace Jones - Use Me
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Grace Jones - Vamp
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Grace Jones - Well Well Well
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Grace Jones - What I Did For Love
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Grace Jones - Yeah Yeah You Would (Feat. Diddy-Dirty Money)
The Frog & The Princess
Grace Jones
She was the first to take radical fashion out of its predictable Parisian context and bring it into the music scene, where I had always thought it belonged.
The first night watching her in language, I had already decided to work with her.
That night she was singing her hit song "I Need a Man" to a room full of shrieking gay bobbysockses.
The ambiguity of her act was that she herself looked like a man - a man, singing "I Need a Man" to a bunch of men.
I could see how the average guy would find her physique intimidating.
It was so powerful. I thought she was.. I thought she was great.
I photographed her in different positions.
I cut her legs apart, lengthened them, turned her body to face the audience.
Soon, I found myself living to the very fast rhythm of Grace Jones.
We would go out dancing, all night, every night.
I was completely neglecting my work.
An intense, hysterical romance developed between Grace and I.
But I ran out of money and realised I had to stop all this bullsh_t and go back to work.
I had this idea of using Grace as the ideal veichle. She had inspired me.
On tour, we used to improvise. Thinking of an idea at breakfast and working it out directly on stage.
I decided, deliberately, to mythologise Grace Jones.
Black, shiny, muscular people.. ahh, aerodynamic in design.
Twas to emphasise this physique that I painted Grace Jones blue, black.
I am no longer sure what I fell in love with; Grace or my idea of what Grace should be.
But in the two years following the birth of our son, there were nothing else in my life.
Grace let me take her over completely.
(SLAVE!)
But then I discovered that what I was making was simply too far beyond what was there.
By the time our 'One Man Show' reached the US, I knew I'd lost her.
Oh, the action...
