The performer’s upside down frontal head fills the monitor, staring into the camera trying not to blink for the duration of a recording of Ray Charles’ “It’s No Use Crying”.
It's No Use Crying was first made as a colour S8 3:30 min. (cartridge length) film during 1971 and in 1972 was made as a video with the Jack Wendler Gallery in London, England.
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