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Request for Dance Songs: Fox Trot & Waltz
Posted by Cincinnati_Kid
12/31/2000  1:57:00 PM
Just starting out and building my dance music collection. Any suggestions for fox trot or waltz songs that are good for dancing (e.g., pronounced beat that doesn't fade in and out too often?)that should be a part of my collection.

Thanks

re: Request for Dance Songs: Fox Trot & Waltz
Posted by LovelyIsabella
1/30/2001  11:51:00 AM
For something not so _strictly ballroom_, but also excellent music, you should try Natalie Cole's CD of remakes...it's not in my hand but I think it has Orange Colored Sky, Route 66, Don't Get Around Much Anymore (and other great classic foxtrots).
re: Request for Dance Songs: Fox Trot & Waltz
Posted by HELPING DANCE
12/31/2000  9:08:00 PM
LOOK FOR CD'S BY ROSS MITCHEL, A BAND THAT SPECIALIZES IN DANCE,NOT SOME THING YOU'LL FIND LOCAL
re: Request for Dance Songs: Fox Trot & Waltz
Posted by Rice
1/1/2001  3:39:00 AM
Check out Ballroom Swing album. I think this website sells it. For waltz with constant and pronounced beats, try Romance Anonyme (title) from napster.
re: Request for Dance Songs: Fox Trot & Waltz
Posted by Amy
1/27/2001  12:58:00 PM
Try looking at the store, "Music for a Song," at the Jeffersonville Outlet Mall, half-way between Cincy and Columbus on Interstate-71. The CDs have all ballroom dances and Latin-American. Can't find mine at the moment; but, they're both Arthur Murray CDs, versions 1 and 2.

You might also get some library-building ideas and where-to-dance in Ohio on www.DanceMeTonight.com.

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