"Barbershop videos

just another day 2 The Real Cut Above more designs fresh cuts and game from naptowns finest The King Kut Potter P the Don this is not just cuttin hair this my lfe this is my lifestyle the gear the game the oppritunity to be me.

When Curtis Smith walks through the door with a diamond encrusted clipper hanging from his from neck , you may just think he is just another flashy, run of the mill barber,but when you witness his finished product, you know he gave you more than a haircut, he polished an appearance.When asked how he characterized his work, he simply replied " I dont see myself as a barber,I am more of a consultant, I like to improve my clients overall image" At the age of 15, Curtis Smith had the foresight to recognize his talents and capitalize and the heads of his friends.Charging a $1 per cut, this soon-to be-celebrity barber begin to be what would now be a small empire. The self taught progigy never had one day of formal training, Instead he spent years working and perfecting his own style, techniques and trends. By the age of 19, Smith had a full blown career cutting hair, making more in a day than most make in a pay period. During 1994, Smith teamed up with partner and bestfreind DJ Kid Capri...

Potter 'P'the Don this is how we do it @ The Real Cut Above Indpls. In Naptown finest (king Kut) over two decades flippn game like a gymnist and gettin this money and handlin my biz.

When Curtis Smith walks through the door with a diamond encrusted clipper hanging from his from neck , you may just think he is just another flashy, run of the mill barber,but when you witness his finished product, you know he gave you more than a haircut, he polished an appearance.When asked how he characterized his work, he simply replied " I dont see myself as a barber,I am more of a consultant, I like to improve my clients overall image" At the age of 15, Curtis Smith had the foresight to recognize his talents and capitalize and the heads of his friends.Charging a $1 per cut, this soon-to be-celebrity barber begin to be what would now be a small empire. The self taught progigy never had one day of formal training, Instead he spent years working and perfecting his own style, techniques and trends. By the age of 19, Smith had a full blown career cutting hair, making more in a day than most make in a pay period. During 1994, Smith teamed up with partner and bestfreind DJ Kid Capri...

The second half of the last run-through of the tag "To the last Goodbye" (Note the change in the bass) The tags sounded A LOT better in person. The guy in the middle (George) taught everybody each part and we'd just learned the tag 3 minutes before recording. I'm the tall bass in the back. (Black shirt)

Full video of our MAGFest group singing the tag "To the last Goodbye" The tags sounded A LOT better in person. The guy in the middle (George) taught everybody each part and we'd just learned the tag 3 minutes before recording. I'm the tall bass in the back. (Black shirt)

When Curtis Smith walks through the door with a diamond encrusted clipper hanging from his from neck , you may just think he is just another flashy, run of the mill barber,but when you witness his finished product, you know he gave you more than a haircut, he polished an appearance.When asked how he characterized his work, he simply replied " I dont see myself as a barber,I am more of a consultant, I like to improve my clients overall image" At the age of 15, Curtis Smith had the foresight to recognize his talents and capitalize and the heads of his friends.Charging a $1 per cut, this soon-to be-celebrity barber begin to be what would now be a small empire. The self taught progigy never had one day of formal training, Instead he spent years working and perfecting his own style, techniques and trends. By the age of 19, Smith had a full blown career cutting hair, making more in a day than most make in a pay period. During 1994, Smith teamed up with partner and bestfreind DJ Kid Capri...

Corey Barbershop Dance

Multi-tracking

This is Jonah's Wail singing The National Anthem at McArthur Court in Eugene Oregon Dec 29th 2008. Dorland Neale, a tenor from the barbershop quartet Four Over Forty filled in for Dave Neis, the "little guy" in our quartet, who passed away Oct 22nd 2008....I really miss him.