Originally Posted by Daisy Chain
Thanks DC. It's on just at the right time too, in between the Rebel Yell workshops, and the evening freestyle
This Saturday BBC1 at 17:45 h.
A prog in which Brucie looks at the high points of dance.
Might be worth watching
Daisy
(A Square-eyed Little Flower)
Originally Posted by Daisy Chain
Thanks DC. It's on just at the right time too, in between the Rebel Yell workshops, and the evening freestyle
Thanks, I'll have to set the video for that.
Later on at 21:10 on BBC1 according to my TV Guide "Saturday Swings".Originally Posted by Daisy Chain
"An evening dedicated to the kings and queens of the swing era, with performances of classic songs made famous by Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. Stars paying tribute include Andy Williams, Jamie Cullum, Katie Melua and Tony Christie".
Oopsy!
Just read the Radio times properly and Brucie is on Sunday at 17:45.
I wonder what Stuart and Gojive will end up with on their videos?
Daisy
(A Mis-Reading Little Flower)
"Naughty Schoolteacher gets it from..." or whatever else was on the tape I would have over-writtenOriginally Posted by Daisy Chain
Thanks for the correction DC
(I was being corrected by a rather large Dutch lady, but I ran out of cash )
I had actually found out that it was on Sunday.Originally Posted by Daisy Chain
Last edited by Stuart; 28th-September-2005 at 09:57 PM. Reason: Grammar
So, what did people think of this?
I loved seeing the history, and the clips - I've got to get "Hellzapoppin' on DVD - but I wasn't so keen on Bruce mugging and hamming it up like crazy.
Couple of things I learnt:
- "Jive" is slang for "not dancing properly"
- The Twist is where it all went horribly wrong for partner dancing
Looking forward to the Latin section next Sunday.
Oh yes - why oh why was it buried away in the graveyard "Antiques Roadshow" timeslot? I nearly missed it
Originally Posted by DavidJames
Managed to find a tape to record it, but had to rewind and lost the first 3/4 mins but will watch again and again. Really loved the old clips AND can show my grandsons that Frankie Manning has given me a kiss of the cheek and I even had a little dance with him ahhhhhh... (sorry had to put that bit in cors I am soooooo chuffed about it - my claim to fame )
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Leroy (Satchel) Paige (1906-1982)
Mickey Mouse's girlfriend, Minnie, made her film debut, along with Mickey, in "Steamboat Willie" on November 18, 1928.
That date is recognized as her official birthday.
I told you about it last Thursday. Admittedly, I did give the wrong night ....Originally Posted by DavidJames
I thought it was quite good for a programme aimed at Muggles.
Loved the step dancing. Michael Flatley Hated the voguing and that twitchy stuff done at the end with Rita Skeeta in the blue hat.
Depressed to realise that big feet are a Bad Thing.
Daisy
(A Soupl Plated Little flower)
I throughly enjoyed it and will certainly be parking my backside on the sofa for the latin episode next week.
Muggles ? No I reckon, it was aimed at us dancers - I don't reckon there were many muggles who bothered to watch it - whereas us dancers would not want to miss itOriginally Posted by Daisy Chain
I thought it was explaining how our current dancing is not new - Muggles wouldn't be interested in that
I loved it, in fact I loved the whole programmeOriginally Posted by Daisy Chain
BTW Glenn Ball did a cabaret of this dance style at Rebel Yell on Saturday - it was really amazing
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Age is a question of mind over matter, if you don't mind, it doesn't matter
Leroy (Satchel) Paige (1906-1982)
Mickey Mouse's girlfriend, Minnie, made her film debut, along with Mickey, in "Steamboat Willie" on November 18, 1928.
That date is recognized as her official birthday.
I assumed it was aimed at Muggles because it was scheduled on a Sunday evening just before Antiques Roadshow. Otherwise, it would have been hidden away late at night like Come Dancing used to be in the 1970s.Originally Posted by Minnie M
BTW, Bring back the real CD.
Daisy
Strictly Ballroom and Fever were on early tooOriginally Posted by Daisy Chain
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Age is a question of mind over matter, if you don't mind, it doesn't matter
Leroy (Satchel) Paige (1906-1982)
Mickey Mouse's girlfriend, Minnie, made her film debut, along with Mickey, in "Steamboat Willie" on November 18, 1928.
That date is recognized as her official birthday.
Oh pants, turned it on for the last ten minutes, forgot all about it! My non dancing husband walked out of the room as soon as i turned it on, so guess Minnies correct, it is aimed at dancers not muggles! Yeh and a superb cabaret it was too, he can certainly move his body.Originally Posted by Minnie M
Only saw the 'street dance' bit.Originally Posted by Cruella
Must remember to watch next week.
Getting a little worried about this recent propensity to forgetfulness!
You missed all the good stuff!Originally Posted by Lynn
The whole street dance section, I pretty much dozed off for - it just confirmed my opinion that the 70's and 80's were Best Forgotten for dancers.
Also, with the Boogaloo, for some reason I'd assumed that this would be about Latin. Duh...
I know! And I did know it was on...just forgot. Will really try to remember next time...Originally Posted by DavidJames
I think he said "Jive" means not doing things right, as in Jive talking. In "Don't give me that jive" I think it means "rubbish".
Also interesting the theory that the bigger the feet, the less natural dance ability.
BigDJiver?
I haven't watched it yet, but that theory might explain a lot about my dancing ability!Originally Posted by bigdjiver
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