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Re: re: lindy vs swing
Posted by Administrator
4/3/2008  5:36:00 PM
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Re: re: lindy vs swing
Posted by ericlund
3/26/2008  9:11:00 AM
So where does Jive fit into all this? My understanding was the G.I.s came to Europe during WWII, bringing their version of swing with them, and when they left, Jive arose out of that. But it's all hearsay, so I don't know if there's any truth to it.
Re: re: lindy vs swing
Posted by terence2
3/26/2008  9:41:00 AM
Quite true-- I, among many of my colleagues, were witness to, and became part of that new paradigm.

What you might find interesting-- in the public dance halls ( of which there were many ) Jive/ beebop, was prohibited-- one such venue, roped off a section of the floor where " Jivers" could dance .
It , of ,course, became socially acceptable with time , after severe modification.
Re: re: lindy vs swing
Posted by kate
9/24/2008  11:36:00 AM
HEY HOW ARE YOU DOIN GAL YALL WAS REALLY GOOD
Re: re: lindy vs swing
Posted by ForrestOutman
7/20/2020  1:14:00 AM
I'd love to discuss your personal dance history with you. My name is Forrest Outman and I'm a ballroom historian. If you get this message please email me Forrest@DanceHistorian.com
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