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	All About Tap Dance \| TheatreDance.com
		The Irish clog dance all but disappeared by the end of the 19th century because of the mixing of the Clog and the African-American tap dances.
		The Black Bottom was formally introduced by Perry Bradford in Nashville, Tennessee in 1919 when he wrote the song "The Black Bottom Dance." Bradford's sheet music had the music as well as the dance instructions printed on them.
		The Black bottom was basically a solo challenge dance, predominately danced on the "Off Beat." It is thought to be the rhythmic prototype for modern tap dance phrasing.
	www.theatredance.com /tap (0 words)

	Lindy hop
		Black Bottom swept the country in 1926 and 1927 and replacing Charleston as the most popular social dance.
		George Snowden renamed the dance from Breakaway to Lindy Hop at dance contests at the Harvest Moon Ball in Central Park in September 1927 or at the Savoy Ballroom in 1928 (the story varies).
		The two basic dance moves of Lindy Hop are the swing out, an 8-count move that usually starts and ends in open position, and the Charleston, an 8-count move that usually starts and ends in closed position.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/li/Lindy_hop.html (2468 words)

	BLACK BOTTOM DANCE page. Streetswings Dance History archives
		However, it has been reported that the Black Bottom was derived from an earlier and similar dance called the "Echo." The dance was done all over the South before Bradford wrote his song in 1919.
		In 1926 the "Black Bottom" became the rage and replaced the Charleston all together with the exception of it being done in the Breakaway, with the Lindy Hop eventually replacing the Black Bottom all together.
		The 2002 Chicago film has no Black Bottom but Roxie Hart does and it is not just a brief screenshot of her doing it but a full routine, it is very good.
	www.streetswing.com /histmain/z3blkbtm.htm (0 words)

	Dance - MSN Encarta
		A participatory dance form, folk dance is usually traditional and performed by members of a community.
		Some folk dances, however, are not traditional; many Israeli folk dances, for example, were choreographed in the 20th century in the style of European folk dances, to serve similar purposes (see Hora).
		The social dances of the nobility in the Middle Ages, Renaissance, and baroque eras were derived from folk dances.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761572134_3/Dance.html (948 words)

	Black Bottom (dance) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Black Bottom was a dance that was popularized in the 1920s in New York City during the Flapper era.
		The Black Bottom dance originated in New Orleans in the 1900s.
		Jazz pianist Jelly Roll Morton wrote the song "Black Bottom Stomp" (referring to the Detroit neighborhood of Black Bottom), and soon the Black Bottom dance swept the country, replacing the Charleston as the most popular social dance.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Black_Bottom_(dance) (176 words)

	MIXED PICKLES Vintage Dance Time Line - Jazz Era
		On the heels of the Charleston followed the Black Bottom, which like many jazz era dances was adapted from fl theater dance and the Varsity Drag which was introduced in the Broadway musical "Good News." A new style of Blues Dancing also developed to fit the disreputable atmosphere of the speakeasy.
		Dance studios and nightclubs are filled with couples practicing their "sidecars," "death drops" and "pretzels." Over the past sixty years we've seen East Coast Swing, West Coast Swing, Cajun Swing and Country Western Swing.
		Perhaps one reason we have seen a craze for nostalgia in social dancing in the 90's is that not since Disco dancing in the 70's have we had a style of dancing that all classes and ages of Americans have found to their taste.
	www.mixedpickles.org /jazzdance.html (1765 words)

	Black Pearl Designs - Tahitian Pareos, Black Pearl Jewelry & Tropical Gifts
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		The festive energy and excitement of the Tahitian dance is contageous.
		Take a look at the many dance groups and Tahitian dance competitions taking root throughout the country.
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	Swing (dance) Summary
		The term "swing dance" is commonly used to refer either to a group of dances developing during the swing era (late 1920s to 1940s) or to the current dances and dance scenes centred on swing dancing.
		There are swing dance scenes in many developed Western and Asian countries throughout the world, though each city and country varies in the popularity of specific dances, local culture and definitions of "swing dance" and "appropriate" dance music.
		The essence of the dance was the performance of a scene in which a man, or a pimp, subjects or punishes a woman, or a prostitute.
	www.bookrags.com /Swing_(dance) (2507 words)

	History of Dance Videos and DVDs
		The public will be able to uncover the secrets of the interpretation of a dance, discover its beauty, better understand the elegance and virtuosity of the French Baroque style, and enter into the world of the very close relationship that existed between dance and music in the 17th century.
		These dances are performed, in parts and as a whole, with the appropriate 19th century music and fashions.
		Dances demonstrated are the the 15th Century Balli; the 16th Century So Ben Mi Chi Ha Bon Tempo, La Volta and Galliard; the 18th Century Contra-dances and Follies d’Espagne; the Early 19th Century Country Dances; the Mid 19th Century Quadrilles and Durang’s Hornpipe; and the Late 19th Century Polka, Mazurka, Gallop and Cotillion.
	www.iefit.com /Dance/history-of-dance.htm (1595 words)

	Cat's Corner Swing Dance and Lindy Hop in Montreal
		Black Bottom swept the country in 1926 and 1927 and replaced Charleston as the most popular social dance.
		According to legend, George Snowden renamed the dance from Breakaway to Lindy Hop at dance contests at the Harvest Moon Ball in Central Park in September 1927 or at the Savoy Ballroom in 1928 (the story varies).
		Many dance events at the turn of the century were called "lindy dances" or "lindy hops", so the transatlantic flight may not have been the origin of the name, but it did sanction and popularized the name.
	www.catscorner.ca /v3/English/Articles/SwingHistory/LindyHop.html (1916 words)

	Vintage Movies
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	CD Baby: MARC BLACK & THE FUNKY SEX GODS: Dance Steps Included (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The bottom of the band is represented with the sly thumpings of Michael Esposito, one of the founding members of The Blues Magoos, on bass and bicycle tire.
		Black is also a hipster storyteller, with tales that can be as mundane as the band setting up to play or as exotic as Jehovah asking an angel for a private dance only to find out she needs her personal accompanist, Beelzebub.
		Black has one of those great low-down scratchy voices singers strive for and he wails on guitar.
	cdbaby.com /cd/marcblack3 (403 words)

	NPR : Timeline, Black History Month 2003
		Black plantation slavery begins in the New World when Spaniards begin importing slaves from Africa to replace Indians who died from harsh working conditions and exposure to disease.
		The American Colonization Society is established to transport freeborn fls and emancipated slaves to Africa, leading to foundation of a colony that becomes the Republic of Liberia in 1847.
		She is the first fl woman to win Olympic gold and the only American woman that year to win.
	www.npr.org /news/specials/blackhistorymonth/timeline.html (3252 words)

	Swing Dance Brisbane : Recapturing the spirit of the 20s, 30s and 40s
		Unlike earlier jazz, swing was tailor made for partner dancing, a fact that promoted swing to its position as the first and only form of jazz to be embraced by a mass audience.
		After all, what we do is a street dance and many of the fad dances of the day were borne out of solo style movement.
		Line dances (or Jam dances) such as the Shim Sham, Big Apple and The Jitterbug Stroll – were born out of Jazz freestyle dancing new and old.
	swingdancebrisbane.com /about/what_is_swing.asp (737 words)

	:: La Piste ::
		The Black Bottom was originally from New Orleans and later worked its way to New York.
		Some say the Black Bottom was introduced by blues singer "Alberta Hunter" (which is probably true as many songs/ dances were "stolen" and reproduced by someone else).
		However, it has been reported that the Black Bottom was derived from the "Echo," an earlier dance.
	www.clublapiste.com /history/historydetailsBlackBottom15.htm (78 words)

	Swing Dance Virginia
		Dancing with a new partner is a study in flexibility and calibration.
		From 1900 to 1955, tap dance was the dominant performance dance form in the U.S. The Vaudeville and T.O.B.A. (Black Vaudeville) circuits hired many professional tap dancers.
		Lindy Hop never really died out, as it continued to be occasionally danced by older couples who had learned the dance as teenagers in the 1940s, and by a few small groups of new young dancers.
	www.swingvirginia.com /reading/LindyHopExpl.html (2680 words)

	Jumpin' at the AachenSide : lindy hop, charleston, balboa, shag, black bottom, jitterbug, shim sham, jive, swing, ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		You may wonder how it was possible that in times of racial segregation a fl dance form could make its way in a fl and white dance community.
		So when fl Jazz dancer Shorty George Snowdon together with George Ganaway and Big Bea enjoyed themselves dancing the "Hop", they were observed by a journalist who curiously wanted to know the dance´s name.
		Lindy Hoppers adapted it 1930 as the "Shim Sham Shimmy".
	www.it-must-schwing.de /dance.php (1065 words)

	Swing Dance Styles
		While the dance that evolved from all this creative energy came to be known as the "Lindy Hop", it should be remembered that during this early development of Swing dancing, there were certainly many different styles of now unnamed and undocumented swing dance.
		The dance was "rediscovered" by Sylvia Sykes and Jonathan Bixby in the 1980's (the dance also benefited from the swing dance "revival" of the 1990's).
		Dance choreographers (to include Collins) would often replace the circular type movements of the Lindy Hop and Jitterbug with movement along a straight line or "slot" so they could place more couples on the floor without losing their faces to the camera.
	www.uky.edu /StudentOrgs/HKSDC/Dances.html (5917 words)

	The DanceTalk Message Board
		During the 1920’s when the Charleston was becoming all the rage, the Breakaway and Charleston would start to mix with and was forming a new yet unnamed dance style with a few other dances thrown in the mix.
		The New York Times announced: "NEGRO DANCE DERBY ENDS.; Stopped After Sixteen Days by Order of Commissioner Harris." However there are publications that use the term Lindy Hop prior to this date, so number one is probably closer to the correct story.
		These dances were known as "Jazz Dances." The Lindy was the first form of swing "White America" had seen and was about to fall in love.
	www.ballroomdancers.com /Message_Board/view_messages.asp?Topic=16120 (454 words)

	Tap Dance Lessons Louisville Kentucky
		Black Bottom has been credited to contributing to the "Modern Tap Dance Musical Phrasing," with it's "Off Beat" rhythms.
		In Clog dancing, no thought is given to facial, line expressions and the arms are kept motionless.
		The Clog dance almost came to oblivion because of the mixing of the Clog and
	www.allthatdancelouisville.com /descriptions/tapdancelessons.html (805 words)

	More About Tap
		This didn't keep Lane from declaring himself "King." He also is known to have toured with white dancers dancing as a solo act (something that wasn't easily accomplished by fl dancers in the early years of tap's explosive growth in the 1920s.) "Juba" Lane died in 1852 at the age of 27.
		It was a flat footed step dance where the foot of the free leg would rise and arc to the side while the elbows moved outward in "wing" pattern.
		Black choreographer Clarence Robinson is listed as bringing tap dancing to the Cotton Club in 1934 by the Haskins book.
	www.dancedirectory.co.za /content/articles/articles.asp?MID=41&Section=TapDance (1129 words)

	Lindy Hop History: 1800-1945
		The Charleston was the defining dance of the Roaring Twenties and a key element in the early evolution of swing dance.
		The Black Bottom is said to have originated in New Orleans in the early 1900s.
		While most readily understand the concept of dancers performing to music delivered by musicians, during this period in swing dance history it was not uncommon for musicians to take direction from, and pattern their music to match, the dance steps performed by the dancers.
	www.kclindyhop.org /history_a.htm (5155 words)

	ABC's of Dancing, Dance Experts - All About Dance
		The dance took root all over the U.S. during the 40s via the soldiers and sailors dancing in the night clubs (bars) and was tamed by the dance studios for the general public's more genteel ballroom consumption.
		Jitterbug A dance performed in a circular area to Jazz music by two people coupled together as leader and follower using predominately six-beat rhythms with moves between a variety of positions incorporating nimble footed hops, skips, bumps, grinds, squats, and acrobatics.
		The bottom line is to have fun putting on the music you enjoy and mixing up the moves you enjoy doing to the music on the dance floor.
	www.danceexperts.com /all_about_dance/dance_descriptions/2742 (4488 words)

	Posts tagged with dance \| MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Beginning in Detroit as the Jitterbug back in the '20s, the dance grew up through Detroit's Black Bottom, and was adopted by gangs like the Erroll Flynns into a battle dance with the rise of hip hop (similar to pop-locking or breaking).
		It is danced under blue skies to celebrate the quickening of the soil and under bare stars because it's springtime and with any luck the carbon dioxide will unfreeze again.
		It is danced innocently by raggedy-bearded young mathematicians to an inexpert accordion rendering of "Mrs Widgery's Lodger" and ruthlessly by such as the Ninja Morris Men of New Ankh, who can do strange and terrible things with a simple handkerchief and a bell.
	www.metafilter.com /tags/dance (1774 words)

	Dance Spirit Magazine - Jazz Evolution (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Because these dances were so upbeat and fun, they became extremely popular all across the country.
		Moving jazz to the concert sphere with their dance companies were Daniel Nagrin, Katherine Dunham, Alvin Ailey and Talley Beatty, all working in the ’60s.
		Jazz dance was even seen on television beginning in the ’50s with groups such as the June Taylor Dancers.
	www.dancespirit.com /backissues/feb01/allthatjazz.shtml (702 words)

	CD Baby: MARC BLACK & THE FUNKY SEX GODS: Dance Steps Included (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The bottom of the band is represented with the sly thumpings of Michael Esposito, one of the founding members of The Blues Magoos, on bass and bicycle tire.
		Black is also a hipster storyteller, with tales that can be as mundane as the band setting up to play or as exotic as Jehovah asking an angel for a private dance only to find out she needs her personal accompanist, Beelzebub.
		Black has one of those great low-down scratchy voices singers strive for and he wails on guitar.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/marcblack3 (411 words)

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