Archive for the ‘Dance’ Category
The Rolling Stones: Hot Stuff
The late 70’s was probably one of the periods of time the Rolling Stones would like to forget. Despite it’s attempts to pick up on the rage of the time – that is, funk and disco, “Hot Stuff” was a flop. Music critics were branding the band has “decadent, aging millionaires” The [...]
Prince: 1999
The end of another decade – it seems like only yesterday we were partying like it was, actually, two thousand zero zero. Remember Y2K? That came and went as quickly as the millennium bug… a technological meltdown that created mass panic amongst the less technologically inclined of proportion of the population. Was [...]
Earth, Wind & Fire: Boogie Wonderland
Yesterday I ranted a little about the uselessness of 70’s music. Well, maybe I need to apologize a little bit. The entire decade wasn’t all that bad – after all, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Queen would not stand where they do today if it wasn’t for the 70’s. Boogie Wonderland, performed [...]
Lawrence Welk Show – Mickey Mouse Mambo
I missed Mickey Mouse’s 81st birthday on Wednesday (Nov 18). Darn! But that made me remember a track I had bookmarked for one of those “what shall I post today days?” You may remember the other week I posted a dance routine performed by a pantomime-horse/court-jester dressed duo from the Lawrence Welk [...]
Lawrence Welk Show – Love will Keep us Together
Have you ever flipped through your TV channels on a Saturday evening trying to find something to watch? Or did you grow up religiously tuned into the Lawrence Welk Show – this was the pinnacle of family entertainment in the 50’s and 60’s. Seriosuly, though, what are these dancers (Bobby Burgess and Cissy [...]
The Beatles Vs Blondie: Glass Octopus
Jenny found this track for me a year or two ago. The excitement was as if she had found gold, and naturally Glass Octopus was on a constant loop for a few days. The original Beatles version of Octopus’ Garden was written by Ringo Starr, and released on the 1969 album, “Abbey [...]
Blondie: Atomic
My wife often jokes that if it wasn’t for her, Debbie Harris would be my girl. It isn’t true, but Blondie are one of the only group’s that I follow that has a female in the lead role of the band. Atomic as a single was released in 1980, and enjoyed top [...]

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