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Line dances & other related music
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The question is always: Why line dances? The answer is very simple, at a private event there are folks of all ages & class. The one thing most folks know is things like the chicken dance & the electric slide. It gets folks up on the dance floor most folks don’t want to be the first on the dance floor. These songs get large groups of folks on the floor all at once. We hear from folks & other dj’s how they don’t play these songs & they know their guests. If that is true then cool but as we all know that is not a 100% of the time. If your in a club then the mix will keep the crowd alive but in a private event you never know who your guests are going to be. It is always best to have these songs on stand by just in case.
Why just in case? In a word Family! If the Mother of the Bride wants one of these played it is always good to remember the Bride may say it is ok even after the fact she was dead set against the idea. Keep the family happy. O.k. the following is most common activity songs played at weddings & events. You might call them cheesy but they do work.
Song list from: http://www.wedj.com/dj-photo-video.nsf/weddingparty.html!OpenPage
| 1 | Cha-Cha Slide | DJ Casper | 2000 | Popular |
| 2 | Cupid Shuffle | Cupid | 2007 | Popular |
| 3 | Electric Slide | Marcia Griffiths | 1990 | Popular |
| 4 | You Shook Me All Night Long | AC/DC | 1980 | Rock |
| 5 | YMCA | Village People | 1975 | Disco |
| 6 | Love Shack | B-52’s | 1989 | Popular |
| 7 | Brown Eyed Girl | Van Morrison | 1967 | Rock |
| 8 | Macarena | Los Del Rio | 1995 | Popular |
| 9 | Cotton Eye Joe | Rednex | 1994 | Country |
| 10 | Celebration | Kool & The Gang | 1980 | Disco |
| 11 | We Are Family | Sister Sledge | 1979 | Popular |
| 12 | Shout | Isley Brothers | 1959 | Oldies |
| 13 | Dancing Queen | ABBA | 1976 | Disco |
| 14 | Hokey Pokey | Brave Cambo | 1997 | Other |
| 15 | Shout! | Otis Day and the Knights | 1967 | Oldies |
| 16 | Teach Me How To Dougie | Cali Swag District | 2010 | Popular |
| 17 | Boot Scootin’ Boogie | Brooks & Dunn | 1992 | Country |
| 18 | Rock Your Body | Justin Timberlake | 2003 | Popular |
| 19 | I Will Survive | Gloria Gaynor | 1979 | Disco |
| 20 | Mony Mony | Billy Idol | 1987 | Popular |
| 21 | Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit Of…) | Lou Bega | 1999 | Alternative |
| 22 | Chicken Dance | Various | 1977 | Other |
| 23 | Tootsee Roll | 69 Boyz | 1994 | Popular |
| 24 | Jailhouse Rock | Elvis Presley | 1957 | Oldies |
| 25 | C’mon ‘N Ride It (The Train) | Quad City DJ’s | 1996 | Popular |
| 26 | Achy Breaky Heart | Billy Ray Cyrus | 1992 | Country |
| 27 | All Shook Up | Elvis Presley | 1957 | Country |
| 28 | Last Dance | Donna Summer | 1978 | Disco |
| 29 | Twist And Shout | Isley Brothers | 1962 | Oldies |
| 30 | Its Raining Men | Weather Girls | 1990 | Funk |
| 31 | Who Let The Dogs Out? | Baha Men | 2000 | Popular |
| 32 | Walk Like An Egyptian | Bangles | 1987 | Rock |
| 33 | 1 2 Step | Ciara Feat. Missy Elliott | 2004 | R&B |
| 34 | Copperhead Road | Steve Earle | 1988 | Popular |
| 35 | Beer Barrel Polka | Bobby Vinton | 1991 | Polka |
| 36 | The Loco-Motion | Grand Funk Railroad | 1974 | Oldies |
| 37 | Soul Man | Blues Brothers | 1979 | Rock |
| 38 | Pennsylvania Polka | Frank Yankovic | 1944 | Polka |
| 39 | Wild Thing | Troggs | 1966 | Oldies |
| 40 | Hot Hot Hot!!! | Cure | 1987 | Alternative |
| 41 | Hava Nagila | Me First & Gimme Gimmes | 2004 | Polka |
| 42 | The Stroll | Diamonds | 1958 | Oldies |
| 43 | Wild Wild West | Will Smith Feat. Dru Hill & Kool Mo Dee | 1999 | Popular |
| 44 | Mashed Potato Time | Dee Dee Sharp | 1962 | Oldies |
| 45 | The Ketchup Song (Hey Hah) | Las Ketchup | 2002 | Popular |
| 46 | (If You’re Not In It For Love) I’m Outta Here! | Shania Twain | 1995 | Country |
| 47 | Cool Jerk | Capitols | 1966 | Oldies |
| 48 | Alley Cat | Steel Train | 2003 | Oldies |
| 49 | Bus Stop | Hollies | 1966 | Oldies |
Take an Electric Slide Down Memory Lane: How Many 1970s Dances Do You Remember? (Vintage Videos)
I love to dance… and have the embarrassing pictures to prove it! So, today, I’d like to share a few videos of my favorite 1970s dances.
Let’s take an electric slide down memory lane together!
Although I spent many hours, as a teenager, in front of the TV dancing the Mashed Potato and Watusi, the 70’s were a different decade. For me, they were filled with college and work (both full time activities) and participation in social issues that required more political manoeuvring than the complex choreography of popular line dances.
Disco was beginning to emerge and, although the whole thing seemed a little silly to me, I still loved the music of Saturday Night Fever, Donna Summer and Gloria Gaynor. I can still sing “I Will Survive” word for word.
The glitter, sparkle and shine of Disco must have touched me deeply because, even today, I love the music of the 70s. If I’m honest, my passion for shiny necklaces and jewellery was probably born in that decade too.
How about you? Did the 1970s – and 1970s dance culture, specifically – have a big impact on your life?
I hope you enjoy this wonderful compilation of 1970s dances.
And, if you find yourself doing The Hustle or The Bump, just be extra careful! We’re not teenagers anymore!
Few dances had as much of an influence on 1970s pop culture than “The Hustle.” The dance, which originated in Van McCoy’s song of the same name and went on to be popularized in the film Saturday Night Fever became an instant – and lasting – hit! Come on, let’s do the hustle!
Aptly named, The Bump, featured a single step, which ended in a bump. When two dancers of similar size paired off, everything was fine. But, if a smaller person ended up facing off against a heavier partner the results were often… flight inducing! Take a look and let us know what you think!
Another dance that has survived for decades and is still a part of popular culture is the YMCA. The iconic dance by The Village People was one of the only 1970s songs that didn’t require you to move your feet. So, even if your boyfriend couldn’t dance, he could still look cool… well, at least by the standards of the day! Let’s watch one of the most iconic “feel good” songs from the 70s!
Now associated with cruise ships and cheesy birthday parties, The Funky Chicken was once a popular song.
Of course, in fairness, the “modern version” of the song is nothing like the original!
Like so many 1970s dances, it’s difficult to image doing this dance in public… but, that’s exactly what many of us were doing! Let’s do the Funky Chicken, another iconic 1970s dance! Take a look!
The Bus Stop was one of the most iconic 1970s dances. Unfortunately, it was also one of those dances that only someone like John Travolta could make look easy! Let’s take a walk down memory lane and do the Bus Stop!
This was another amazing 1970s dance that was popularized by the film Saturday Night Fever.
It basically involves rolling your hips in one direction, while you raise your hand, finger pointed skyward, in the opposite direction.
It’s a lot of fun once you master it! You’ll see an example after 1 minute 20 seconds in this video:
The robot influenced 1970s dance in so many ways… and it continues to do so today. Just watch a video of millennial kids “popping” and you’ll see instantly where their inspiration came from!
Here’s a video of The Robot, performed by Michael Jackson.
The Electric Slide represents everything that I love about 1970s dances.
It is silly, social and so much fun! It is also easy to learn and great for a laugh. Check out this video of The Electric Slide!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mOY2eWO2qw
So, there you have it! 7 iconic songs from the 1970s. I hope that you enjoyed them. Did we miss any? Please let me know in the comments!
Which 1970s songs and dances do you remember? Did you like to go out dancing? Or did you see them on TV and in films like Saturday Night Fever? Let’s have a chat!
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Residents of Karaganda filmed a woman who, being at a bus stop waiting for a bus, was fieryly performing elements of a Latin American dance, reports Tengrinews .
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A middle-aged woman in sunglasses performed Latin American dance moves with such enthusiasm that she involuntarily attracted the attention of people standing nearby.
A lady was dancing at the Miners' Palace of Culture stop.
"This video was taken in the morning at about 9:30 am. It was filmed by my husband. He noticed a woman who was wearing headphones and dancing without paying attention to anyone. He was amused, and he sent the video to me. And I I've already decided to add music to the video. I'm glad that such positive people live in our city. It's great," Altynai Nurmanbayeva said.
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