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soccergirl
pineapplesandcheese said:
I'm gonna join in on sharing old dances and say that this is one of my favourites of all time.
This was in the semi final with Danny, Louise and Ore and I'm still bitter that Danny and Claudia had to dance off, both of them should've been in the final imo
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AJ was so talented! what a pity he wasted it all and turned out to be a massive dick.
UnknownTattler
Still one of the best dances ever. The original is on YouTube but the quality is crap, so here's when Jill came back to do her Jive again
Renegadedancer
Just watched tonight ITT I thought Matt was lovely! Confident, chatty and much more relaxed.
I hope his confidence will transfer to the dance floor.
LaBlonde
pineapplesandcheese said:
I'm gonna join in on sharing old dances and say that this is one of my favourites of all time. This was in the semi final with Danny, Louise and Ore and I'm still bitter that Danny and Claudia had to dance off, both of them should've been in the final imo
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thank you for giving me this moment to offer up one of the most undermarked dances in strictly history. i think it was the first time aj himself had ever danced an at too:
claudia should have been in the final instead of louise.
soccergirl said:
AJ was so talented! what a pity he wasted it all and turned out to be a massive dick.
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watching these dances is just reminding me what a lovely dancer he is to watch - and what an obviously good partner/pro he is. aj, you’re a fool who threw away years of guaranteed work
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Mushroom50
I'm old school, my all time fave dance is still Alesha and Matt Cutler's cha cha cha to Crazy In Love
Wynonna
LennyBriscoe
LaBlonde said:
linking for you - i love it too.
the way she manages to still swivel and get good movement in that costume is
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Some of the best singing I’ve heard on Strictly
lavendervase
posy said:
Loved Pasha - he and Caroline Flack did some fabulous dances as well.
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This is one my favourites too!
LennyBriscoe
lavendervase said:
This is one my favourites too!
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My favourite Strictly dance of all time
lavendervase
LaBlonde said:
thank you for giving me this moment to offer up one of the most undermarked dances in strictly history. i think it was the first time aj himself had ever danced an at too:
claudia should have been in the final instead of louise.
watching these dances is just reminding me what a lovely dancer he is to watch - and what an obviously good partner/pro he is. aj, you’re a fool who threw away years of guaranteed work
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Ah now let’s not forget he got to be a part of the most powerful hollyoaks scene of all time!
Seriously though he’s an amazing dancer and choreographer it is a shame he got too big for his boots.
SwizzleMalarkey
lavendervase said:
This is one my favourites too!
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She was a brilliant dancer and it seemed like she was having the best time.
fluffycow172
Baffles me that nobody sat aj down and told him what a stupid idea leaving strictly was… he could easily have gotten another 5 years if not much more out of it and he’d have a more established name for himself.
It’s clear that it was such an impulse decision since he was announced as a pro for the following year and pulled out not long after
Edit to add: does he even dance anymore? Besides his ‘the next Ant and Dec’ gigs where he stands on the stage at a local family fun day and does a few jive kicks
soccergirl
LaBlonde said:
thank you for giving me this moment to offer up one of the most undermarked dances in strictly history. i think it was the first time aj himself had ever danced an at too:
claudia should have been in the final instead of louise.
watching these dances is just reminding me what a lovely dancer he is to watch - and what an obviously good partner/pro he is.
aj, you’re a fool who threw away years of guaranteed work
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Just the stupidity of it - he's still only 27! head turned by thoughts of reality TV and his brother. Rumours that every time Gio talks about leaving Strictly his agent sends him the 'How's Trish?' link are unconfirmed but highly probable.
KeriRhys
lavendervase said:
This is one my favourites too!
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This one was fabulous!! She was so good!! and Pasha!!
Lostcat
I know that we all laugh at him, and he mostly had duffers, and he went to the cheesy comedy well too often for our liking, but I'm going to put Antons' Viennese Waltz with Katie Derham up for admittance to the pantheon of Bloody Good Dances.
Pure, traditional ballroom, no gimmicks or distractions, danced very nicely, to good music.
posy
Lisa and Brendan’s show dance needs to go in the hall of fame for one the most memorable dances on strictly.
Boring Monday
One of the big mysteries of Strictly. How positivity in human form Natalie took Michael Vaughan from this fabulous for many reasons jive
to this fabulous for different reasons
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Boring Monday said:
One of the big mysteries of Strictly.
How positivity in human form Natalie took Michael Vaughan from this fabulous for many reasons jive
to this fabulous for different reasons
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She is a great teacher who managed to get the time to work her magic (through a mixture of savvy choreography and luck of the vote keeping him in)
Captainmouse
LennyBriscoe said:
I wonder if he thought ‘I’ll just throw myself in at the deep end and I’ll get swept away with it’. It blows my mind he had such a long residency in Vegas! And it’s sad when siblings fall out, especially twins. I wonder if Luke will go and watch? I genuinely hope not being in the dance off unlocks something in him and he goes out and enjoys himself.
I just saw Russell Crowe on the telly and it reminded me of his fantastically warm and personal message to Tom Fletcher I hope they wheel out some random celebs again this year
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he has just donated £5,000 to save a norwich bookshop
Beth2980
Loving these old clips, so many memories, I still love watching but feel sometimes the traditional ballroom dances are a second thought to the upbeat Latin ones and overall as Len would say too much faffing around.
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Types of modern dances.
Charleston dance. The Charleston is a dance named after the city of Charleston in South Carolina. Rhythm gained ground in US mainstream music with the premiere of a show on Broadway called "Runnin' Wild", which debuted the song "Charleston" written by James P. Johnson and became an immediate hit.
It is impossible to name the exact place where the dance originated, although today in the city of Charleston, South Carolina, they will not only tell you that the dance was born here, but they will even demonstrate a specific place - an orphanage "Jenkins Orphanage" - according to legend, it was the orphans from this orphanage who invented the dance, later called the Charleston, the music on the basis of which formed the basis of the musical, which became zamenimy.
And its existence is recognized long before the triumphant appearance on the stage of the musical “ Runnin’ Wild ”, where, along with the debut of James P.
Johnson’s song “ Charleston ”, the dance of the same name was performed. However, it was from this moment that the popularity of the Charleston began to rapidly gain momentum.
At first, this dance was mostly associated with young emancipated girls, who were called flappers (from the English - clapperboard), it was they who could afford to dance alone and demonstrate contempt for the old traditions in the dance.
Despite the accusations of immorality and swagger, undermining the foundations of the spirituality of the nation, Charleston was carried away by all segments of the American population. There was no official Charleston training in dance classes, so wealthy people began to take lessons from their own servants: cooks, maids and laundresses, who mastered this dance much faster.
In general, there was nothing complicated in the performance of the dance. He was considered easy to learn, it was only necessary to learn how to make energetic movements with his arms and legs to fast music. On the other hand, the number of injured people has increased due to the irrepressible desire to put all the available energy and strength into the Charleston.
Charleston was a new dance. The Charleston was a fast dance. The Charleston was a simple dance. The Charleston was a dance that could be danced with a partner or alone. But most importantly, the Charleston was the first dance to blur the line between "dance being danced" and "dance being looked at" - by 1925, it seemed that everyone danced it.
Dance Critic Roger Pryor Dodge reminisced about a policeman in St. Louis who controlled traffic by dancing the Charleston.
Charleston, unlike other dances, became both spectacular and performing: it could be danced and watched. Charleston was brought to Europe by Josephine Baker , it was in her performance that the Parisian public saw this dance for the first time. Thanks to her, dance in Europe has become no less popular than in America.
Charleston technique
Charleston has a syncopated rhythmic structure, 4/4 time.
They dance the Charleston both in pairs and solo. The basic step is performed in place or moving forward, backward and to the side. The step begins with an off-beat movement, when the heels are parted, the support is on the left leg, and the right one simultaneously rises in a bent position with a twist to the right and back.
The same movement is carried out with the other leg. The off-beat movement is performed with closed knees. Hands move freely and vigorously.
The basic step can be performed by moving back and forth and sideways, as well as turning around its axis. The dance requires a lot of improvisation and, if performed in pairs, the main move varies in the positions of the partners and combinations of movements.
Charleston Features
Vigorous hand movements and characteristic foot turns are the main features of this dance. It has certain features of ballroom choreography, namely, the foxtrot, with the difference that the Charleston has a limited nature of movement and is performed most often on the spot. The musical accompaniment is represented by certain compositions of jazz and swing.
Despite its scandalous reputation, at the beginning of the last century Charleston became the king of dances. Having begun his victorious march in America, he conquered Europe somewhat later. It was impossible not to be infected by the desire to dance this provocative, easy-to-perform dance. Chalston was performed both in pairs and individually.
Ballrooms and hotels regularly held dance competitions, where hundreds of variations of the basic Charleston step were shown (officially it was believed that there were 74 movements in the Charleston).
One of the most famous Charleston competitions was held in 1925 at the Orpheum Theater in Kansas City. It was won by Leonard Reed , the future creator of Shim Sham .
Unfortunately, Leonard did not manage to get his award - the competition was "only for whites", and although he managed to participate in it thanks to his fair skin, someone envied his win and gave his secret to the organizers of the competition
Charleston was the king of dances - but it also suffered the fate of any "fashionable" phenomenon - in 1926 a new "fashionable" dance arose - Black Bottom , and the Charleston was to be forgotten, just as were previously forgotten Bunny Hug , Apache Dance and many more.
Salvation came in the form of a new trendy dance - Lindy Hop , which incorporated many Charleston movements. And thirty years later, when the Lindy Hop went out of fashion, the Charleston returned again - this time in the form of two rock and roll dances - Charley Bop and Mashed Potato, which did not last long, however.
