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[bagwell1987]

 

[bagwell1987]

Laughed so hard at this, made my eyes water

 

 

[ChocoBro]

1 hour ago, bagwell1987 said:

Laughed so hard at this, made my eyes water

 

 

 

I actually found the part with him saying "noo they got me" (?) at the end kind of funny, too.

[EccentricM]

 

 

feel old yet? I do.

[ChocoBro]

19 hours ago, EccentricM said:

 

 

feel old yet? I do.

 

Just wait, a few more years and they won't get what a "coin" is.

[Omoyeme]

Music is truly universal and this sister's voice is beautiful. She sings in German:  https://youtu.be/MytD6rEvqe8 (She song one of favorite songs and made me teary-eyed.)  Even  more, she's sings in multilanguages:

 

 

Edited October 1, 2017 by Omoyeme

[Omoyeme]

"In that day the deaf will hear the words of the book,
And out of the gloom and darkness the eyes of the blind will see.--Isaiah 29:18"

 

https://youtu.be/cog7sl8d5f8

 

[bobby]

 

[Guri]

 

[Guri]

 

 

[Good-O]

Mamma and Daddy used to do night swimming in the Gulf of Mexico, near Galveston, and would tell us kids about the light in the water.  Wonder if this is the same thing?  Interesting.  

[Old]

We used to see a lot of that when boating in Puget Sound. Flush the head (Toilet to land lubbers) and all these tiny starbursts would go sparkling down the drain.

[Good-O]

1 minute ago, Old said:

We used to see a lot of that when boating in Puget Sound. Flush the head (Toilet to land lubbers) and all these tiny starbursts would go sparkling down the drain.

That is more or less what they did say - I just didn't know how to phrase it.  Thanks, Brother. 

[Guri]

 

[Omoyeme]

That was beautiful! Thanks for sharing Bro. Guri.

[ChocoBro]

7 hours ago, Guri said:

 

 

Is this you playing?

[Guri]

15 minutes ago, ChocoBro said:

 

Is this you playing?

No, not me. 

Do you like it? 

[Old]

Probably this is a guy thing, absolutely mind-boggling robots at work. Will we be high tech?

 

 

Edited October 16, 2017 by Old

[Guri]

[Friends just call me Ross]

I am currently enjoying Riverdance:

I'm hoping perfection will allow  me to do this. 

 

[SheyZ]

I am currently enjoying Riverdance:
I'm hoping perfection will allow  me to do this. 
 

My mom was a tap dancer and loves Michael Flatty.. so we have been watching everything Michael for a couple months now about once a day for a couple hours.

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[Good-O]

I am with you Sis - to be able to move like that again..........aww........LOL  

[EccentricM]

1 hour ago, Friends just call me Ross said:

I am currently enjoying Riverdance:

 I love Irish step dance myself. The later variations (shown in the video, the upright style) and flat foot style, much more akin to tap. There is also Sean Nos, an old school Irish dance style, possibly the oldest of European percussive dance styles. 

 

I love percussive dance in general, my favourite tap style is American rhythmic.  I learned a bit, but I need practice (dont have the room or the privacy, as I'd be annoying the neighbors lol). Most people think of Broadway style tap if you call yourself a tap dancer, not many know of the old school rhythmic style of the 1920s-40s. Mostly from black performers as they developed it when they had their instruments took from them in slavery. They combined African rythm with Irish step flat footing (since many Irish founded America along with Brits). 

 

A great video here of upright Irish step dance vs American rhythmic;

 

 

And then this video on Irish flat footing to compare (It was done on a Christmas show, so don't mind the title, the dance & music it's self is not a Christmas theme.)  

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'd say my favourite tap dancers of all time are the Nicholas Brothers.

 

 

Edited October 26, 2017 by EccentricM

[nanceebgd46]

Thanks Matthew for downloading those videos....I enjoyed them.

I've always liked rhythm ......so I always liked to dance....maybe in the

new world, they'll be plenty of time to learn  many different dance

styles.....boy, that's something to look forward to.