lo&m wrote:Some of us remember when the audience on a club night consisted of listeners and watchers as well as dancers. We lament the passing of those times.
lo&m wrote:As former forummer, Nickyjo, used to always say: A good dancer can dance to anything.
camsgrandad wrote:lo&m wrote:As former forummer, Nickyjo, used to always say: A good dancer can dance to anything.
I was once told the exact same thing by a linedance teacher of over 20 years. The problem these days is, people are taught one dance to one song, and not told how to work out what dance fits to what song, so if it's not a song they know, they start moaning because they don't have the nous to think of a song that fits.
Smudger wrote:camsgrandad wrote:lo&m wrote:As former forummer, Nickyjo, used to always say: A good dancer can dance to anything.
I was once told the exact same thing by a linedance teacher of over 20 years. The problem these days is, people are taught one dance to one song, and not told how to work out what dance fits to what song, so if it's not a song they know, they start moaning because they don't have the nous to think of a song that fits.
My wife's line dance instructor purposely teaches dances to other country songs, not just the one that the dance was choreographed to.
Dangermouse wrote: would you ever imagine that a person would go along to a local city hall or theatre to see just for example Hal Ketchum and then walk to the front of the stage and ask him to perform a few Status Quo numbers because rockin' all over the world just happens to be a song they like.
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