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    Dance Heroes

    Hi there!

    It's Scouse Mouse Ste here.

    Thought I'd see what Ceroc dance heroes there are out there. Can you tell me who your current Ceroc/Leroc heroes are. Maybe we should confine it to people who we have seen in the flesh as opposed to Swayzee etc.

    Can you share with me your top 10?

    I await to hear

    Stevo

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    Originally posted by Ste
    Can you share with me your top 10?
    I haven't really got a favourite. There are lots of jive dancers that are vary good at some things, but not as good at others.

    Social dancing
    Leading
    I can't really say.
    Following
    Carol Haines, Heather McCrudden, Nina Daines
    Musical interpretation
    Carol (with the long curly blond hair?), Heather McCrudden
    Improvisation
    Rena Swanepoel
    Range of moves
    Viktor
    Freestyle choreography
    Roger Chin, Clayton Tubbs
    Solo dancing
    Dan Baines, Joseph Sewell, Mark Wilson
    Technique
    Carol Haines
    Style
    There are lots of people who have a style that really suits certain music. But I can't think of anyone who has a range of styles to suit different music.

    Cabarets
    Performer
    Graham LeClerc & Sarah Johnson
    Ash Nazir
    Amir Giles
    Cabaret choreography
    I haven't seen a well choreographed jive routine (I'm talking about couples, not teams). All the best choreography seems to be non-jive.

    Teaching
    Janie Cronin

    (All this is based on people I've seen or danced with. I might have seen some very good dancers on a bad day, or danced with ladies to a song they hated. It takes time to get used to some ladies, and I might just have not danced with them enough. ANd there are some well-known people I've excluded because I haven't seen them - all the people from Scotland on this board, Clayton & Janine doing cabarets, 'H' and Kirsty.)

    David

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    Well as someone who hasn't had the opportunity of watching some of the'good' dancers from down south I would miss quite a few dancers who others would have on their list.

    Ste............you asked first of all for 'Heroes' then asked for a top ten and there's a difference. I can think of a number of really good male and female dancers but I couldn't classify many as heroes.

    If we are talking about 'heroes' then for me there are only two male dancers I would list - Viktor and Nigel. Viktor because he is so smooth and is a dancer - it all looks so effortless; Nigel becuase his moves and especially his positioning are absolutely superb which is why so many women are amazed at the moves they do because his timing and movement are wonderful.

    There are other names on Davidb's response that I agree with but several who have repuations for being good but whose style I find unremarkable. However, no denying the wonderful Dan and Clayton who have very different styles and in their own way almost as good as V & N. And I'd have our own dear Gus in there ahead of quite a few of the others listed :p They are all good but I couldn't call them heroes.

    I don't have any female heroes as such but a number of women I love watching or dancing with..( Fran of course !!) Nina and Lydia and although I've never danced with her - Janine would be in there - Helen, Paula and a few others from Blitz, my Ceroc teacher Lorna - but I don't know the name of many women down south so it would be mainly the Scottish girls and there are just too many to name
    :p ..........

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    Leading
    Stevie Wong
    Following
    Stevie Wongs band of adoring fans.
    Musical interpretation
    Stevie Wong dancing to "He's the Greatest Dancer"
    Improvisation
    Stevie Wong - (at Hammersmith about 6 months ago when half way through "It's raining men", he realised the person he'd asked to dance with was a bloke)
    Range of moves
    Stevie Wong - when an armed assailant tried to mug him at knife point in the Ashtons Car Park)
    Freestyle choreography
    Stevie Wong's - The dying swan
    Solo dancing
    Stevie doesn't do solo!
    Style
    Stevie Wong's blue flares.

    Teaching
    Stevie Wong - Teaching the most attractive blonde beginner each week, and becoming her personal taxi dancer for the night.

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    um ....so i take it you like Stevie Wong eh?
    You never know, he might partner you if you ask nicely

    filthycute x x

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    ehm................. excuse our ignorance but who is Stevie Wong ????? We've all heard of Nigel, Viktor, Ray and a few others but don't think I've ever seen Stevie though I think his name may have appeared on this site somewhere !

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    oops

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    Stevie Wong sounds great. I wish I was him!!

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    Originally posted by Curtain
    Stevie Wong sounds great. I wish I was him!!
    I think deep within all of us - theres a Stevie Wong trying to get out .

    Practice, and release the Stevie within you.

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    I really wish that were true DS, I think we all do. However, I have this overwhelming fear that I'll never fully realise the Wong within me. Is there a self help book?

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    Originally posted by Curtain
    overwhelming fear that I'll never fully realise the Wong within me. Is there a self help book?
    A quick search on Amazon found none of the following:

    "Do It The Right Way - Do It The Wong Way"
    "Is It A Bird? Is It A Plane? No - Its SuperWong"
    "Finding Your Own Debster - The Wong Guide to Meeting People"
    "Publicising Your Friends" - by Will

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    hahahaha

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    I've only just realised who started this thread! And interestingly he hasn't actually listed his own - presumably Will Hargreaves will figure among them somewhere (or is that everywhere?).

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    Originally posted by Graham
    I've only just realised who started this thread! And interestingly he hasn't actually listed his own - presumably Will Hargreaves will figure among them somewhere (or is that everywhere?).
    he's behind you...DONT TURN ROUND!!

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    OH NO HE'S NOT!!!!!!!!



    Q: Is the right move @ the wong time still the right move?

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    The "Wong Time" is Stevie's time and no-one else's. If you're feeling wong, don't do it!!
    Last edited by Curtain; 6th-November-2002 at 02:44 PM.

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    Originally posted by Ceroc Jock

    Q: Is the right move @ the wong time still the right move?
    Im not sure, but two wong moves make a right move.

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    OK ........so the jokes go on....................but who is Stevie Wong

    He's obviously very well know down south and highly regarded.

    Genuine enquiry......honest

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    Originally posted by Bill
    OK ........so the jokes go on....................but who is Stevie Wong

    He's obviously very well know down south and highly regarded.

    Genuine enquiry......honest
    Hi Bill,

    Check out this thread for background.

    Cheers,
    Graham

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    Attn Graham

    or you can check this out. (Paragraph headed Walthamstow Masked Ball).

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