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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by Minnie M
    Have any of you guys ever danced to any other swing bands ? If so who
    Hi Minne I have danced to loads of swing bands including sticky wicket, 920 delux, Casey McGill, Sheena davis, Blue harlem also loads of rock and roll bands including the Fat Cats and Big boy Bloater for me none come close to the Jive Aces they are such fun to dance too, have a wide range of good dance music ( not much boring R&B) and there talent is second to none.

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by thewacko
    Which reminds me - I missed most of their show at Storm, but have any of you seen their Roadie dance

    Not Modern Jive/Ceroc but bluudy eck the guy can move

    I danced with him last night He is a lovely guy

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by WittyBird
    I danced with him last night He is a lovely guy
    You looked FAB and its all on film

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by fletch
    You looked FAB and its all on film
    Yes I watched it afterwards unfortunately it was in widescreen so not only do I look shorter (which isn't difficult) but I also look like I have been washed up on a beach

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    Quote Originally Posted by WittyBird
    Yes I watched it afterwards unfortunately it was in widescreen so not only do I look shorter (which isn't difficult) but I also look like I have been washed up on a beach

    It looked fine!

    Maybe we can put it on the web site (or on the forum)...

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by jiveknight
    It looked fine!

    Maybe we can put it on the web site (or on the forum)...
    Sweetheart you can put it where you like

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Here they are at Camber
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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    It's been nearly a week now (I've been to three Ceroc seasons since!) but I still remember dancing to them, mind you because the dancing was great {it's easier to dance to a live band rather than a record!], I don't know what tricks they were up to as my gaze was purely on my partner(s).

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by steamroc
    it's easier to dance to a live band rather than a record!
    Why do you think that is?
    Let your mind go and your body will follow. – Steve Martin, LA Story

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    To be honest I don't know, it may be that you feel more in tune with "Live" music rather than recorded?

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    oops! :<
    Last edited by bigdjiver; 12th-March-2006 at 06:45 PM.

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by steamroc
    To be honest I don't know, it may be that you feel more in tune with "Live" music rather than recorded?
    As you say you weren't watching them, I wonder if you'd feel the same being played a recording of a "live" performance... Or if they appeared live, but the play-back was a previous recording.

    I've never experienced dancing to a live band (I guess I've seen it, but that was before I was a dancer) but I have difficulty understanding where the difference is.
    Let your mind go and your body will follow. – Steve Martin, LA Story

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    What I don't know is whether the organisers have to 'ask' for the slower set, if that's the case, blame your organisers Otherwise I think they've just listened to feedback. Good on 'em

    The first time the Jive Aces played a Ceroc Event (about 4yrs ago) they were considerably quicker than the sets they now play - We discussed what we wanted, they listened to the feedback and adjusted accordingly, hence they are now very popular and highly rated on the Modern Jive scene. Not only are they superbly talented but really nice guys....they have never been known to trash a hotel!
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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by ducasi
    As you say you weren't watching them, I wonder if you'd feel the same being played a recording of a "live" performance... Or if they appeared live, but the play-back was a previous recording.

    I've never experienced dancing to a live band (I guess I've seen it, but that was before I was a dancer) but I have difficulty understanding where the difference is.
    It's almost certainly just in the mind! I've been known to be mad for years...

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by steamroc
    It's almost certainly just in the mind! I've been known to be mad for years...
    OK, don't have so much difficulty understanding that.
    Let your mind go and your body will follow. – Steve Martin, LA Story

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Allsopp
    What I don't know is whether the organisers have to 'ask' for the slower set, if that's the case, blame your organisers Otherwise I think they've just listened to feedback. Good on 'em

    The first time the Jive Aces played a Ceroc Event (about 4yrs ago) they were considerably quicker than the sets they now play - We discussed what we wanted, they listened to the feedback and adjusted accordingly, hence they are now very popular and highly rated on the Modern Jive scene. Not only are they superbly talented but really nice guys....they have never been known to trash a hotel!
    They have done quite a few "gigs" for Dance Riviera in Dartford and I know that they are good Friends with Jim there. Jim, allegedly, has had discussions with them about their tempo/beat and they have have improved significantly since, as far as Modern Jive/Ceroc dancers are concerned - there Latest CD Album is also much more "Ceroc" timed and IMO easier to listen to as well


    Quote Originally Posted by thewacko
    I danced to a swing band at The Rivoli a few months back - can not remember their name which is a shame cos the drummer dances at greenwich
    I finally tracked the drummer down and for all you forumites who may be the slightest bit interested they are called "OOHBOPSH'BAM" no wonder I couldn't remember their name, but once again I highly recomend them albeit they played a little too fast to my liking but I think that was cos there were a lot of Jivers/Lindi hoppers there

    for any one interested -oohbopsh'bam are also bringing out a new Cd in the near future so keep your eyes peeled - you will be pleasenly suprised - or my name isn't Tazmanian Devil

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    Re: The Jive Aces rule ok

    Quote Originally Posted by thewacko



    I finally tracked the drummer down and for all you forumites who may be the slightest bit interested they are called "OOHBOPSH'BAM" no wonder I couldn't remember their name, but once again I highly recomend them albeit they played a little too fast to my liking but I think that was cos there were a lot of Jivers/Lindi hoppers there

    for any one interested -oohbopsh'bam are also bringing out a new Cd in the near future so keep your eyes peeled - you will be pleasenly suprised - or my name isn't Tazmanian Devil
    I believe this is the new band fronted by Jacko who used to sing with Rent Party from Southend, one of the first jive bands. They were on the night before we were at Boogaloo but reports were good and he was always a good frontman so good to see him back on the scene.

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