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Steppin' on the Blues: The Visible Rhythms of African American Dance (Folklore and Society)
by Jacqui Malone
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Temple University Press^ "London Swing Dance Society: History & Activities"Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press, 2001Louise "Mama Lou" Parks[15] was a hostess at the Savoy Ballroom[16] that had promised Charles Buchanan http://agovter.yolasite.com/resources/The-Hot-Flashes-AwardWinning-Senior-Tap-Dance-Troupe-free-download.pdf she would continue holding the Lindy Hop portion of the Harvest Moon Ball dance competition after the Savoy Ballroom closed.[15] She helped preserve the dance by teaching the performance and competition aspects to a new generation of dancers, and in doing so, helped a generation of youngsters living "in the 'hood" from getting in trouble with the law.[17] After Mama Lou Parks contacted Wolfgang Steuer of the World Rock 'N' Roll Federation in Germany about sponsoring the winners of her Harvest Moon Ball at their international swing dance competition, she started to become more well known in Europe and eventually http://dayviews.com/newssubmu/522683385/ the attention of the British TV company London Weekend TelevisionMillman (2007)Lindy hop became a wartime recreation, with white dancers developing as the most well-known and common faces in popular musical films
George Snowden and his partner Mattie Purnell won "all the prizes for fancy stepping and other competitions"[32] on June 20, 1928, during the third evening of competitionRetrieved 2007-07-23Sing Lim, "an extra enthusiastic and energetic dancer",[26] became good friends with Ryan and Julie and in 1991, she started to help run JitterbugsISBN1-56639-494-5The popularity of films such as Swingers (which featured the Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and landmark Lindy Hop venue The Derby) prompted the American Gap commercial "Khaki Swing" in 1996 exploited the popularity of neo swing music with a sequence of swing dancing and the song "Jump Jive and Wail"
On 31 October 1987, Simon Erland, a sculptor and dance enthusiast, started Jitterbugs London, a Lindy Hop and Swing club in London.[26] Ryan Francois and Julie Oram taught Lindy Hop classes followed by DJed music from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s2006The popularity of African American dance and music fed what became a fascination with the somewhat illicit nature of the ghetto areaFrankie Manning: Ambassador of Lindy HopAt first banning lindy hoppers because they took more space than other dancers and often kicked nearby couples, the Savoy eventually relented and welcomed them as an attraction for other guests.[10] As the 'Home of Happy Feet', the Savoy became the hottest ballroom http://dayviews.com/tihastio/522683402/ New York City, http://nololi.yolasite.com/resources/The-Survival-Guide-for-Kids-with-ADHD-download-pdf.pdf not the worldISBN0-7636-2244-3Ballrooms http://termabe.yolasite.com/resources/The-New-Ungers-Bible-Dictionary-download.pdf the United States hosted the big bands of the day, with Chick Webb leading one of the most popular at the Savoy BallroomDa Capo Press"The Afro-American Transformation of European Set Dances and Dance Suites." Dance Research Journal 20.1 (1988): 29 - 36
DeFrantz, ThomasThese ballrooms continued a national tradition of sponsoring contests where dancers invented, tested and displayed new steps for prizesNew York Times"Lady Lindy Hop"Retrieved 2016-06-20Stompin' at the Savoy: The Story of Norma MillerAll rights reserved
In 1944, due http://picksisja.yolasite.com/resources/Millennium-Bug-A-Pictorial-Scrapbook-of-the-VW-Beetle-downloads-torrent.pdf continued involvement in World War II, the United States levied a 30 percent federal excise tax against "dancing" nightclubsThe newest research has shown that Snowdens account of the naming of the Lindy Hop in the Rockland Palace (the Manhattan Casino which was renamed at the time of the marathon) is likely not true because the term lindy hop in connection with the Harlem Lindy Hop was used for the first time in public in September 1928, which is more than two months after Snowden and his partner Mattie Purnell supposedly named the dance in the dance marathonp.27In one account it is argued that, http://dayviews.com/panihan/522683404/ the slang of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a 'Lindy' was a young http://svileran.yolasite.com/resources/What-Did-You-Eat-Yesterday-Volume-12-downloadzip.pdf needed] There exists an unsubstantiated claim that the word "hop" was documented as early as 1913 as a term http://gidestblog.yolasite.com/resources/Setting-the-Table-The-Transforming-Power-of-Hospitality-in-Business-downloads-torrent.pdf swing dancing and was also, apparently, a term http://dayviews.com/miaduito/522683375/ by early Texas Tommy dancers to describe the basic move for their dance.[citation needed] So far no evidence for the hop claim has surfacedNew York TimesNeo-swing dancers often dressed up with fancy zoot suits and many accessories^ Manning, Frankie; Cynthia R acfb50e82b
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