Credit: D. Sharon Pruitt
Afternoon Dance Breaks are a recurring feature that invites you to get up from the desk, crank up the tunes, and dance your fool head off for a few minutes before resuming the daily grind.
This blogging stuff is turning out to be quite educational. I’m learning things right and left. Useful things, that’s debatable, but interesting … you betcha.
I’ve always thought of rock dancing – or dancing to rock and roll songs – as being fairly casual. Two-step shuffle, the occasional hip waggle, a little hair tossing if you’re feeling it, and definitely the head bob.
Well, come to learn that Rock ‘n’ Roll dance is an actual thing in competition and performance dance, highly athletic with acrobatic elements. I think the head bob-shuffle-waggle is more my speed, frankly, but you do you.
Give a listen to the Rock On Playlist after the jump.
This blogging stuff is turning out to be quite educational. I’m learning things right and left. Useful things, that’s debatable, but interesting … you betcha.
I’ve always thought of rock dancing – or dancing to rock and roll songs – as being fairly casual. Two-step shuffle, the occasional hip waggle, a little hair tossing if you’re feeling it, and definitely the head bob.
Well, come to learn that Rock ‘n’ Roll dance is an actual thing in competition and performance dance, highly athletic with acrobatic elements. I think the head bob-shuffle-waggle is more my speed, frankly, but you do you.
Give a listen to the Rock On Playlist after the jump.
Give a listen to the Rock On Playlist via Spotify. If you don't already have a Spotify account you'll be prompted to create one -- it's free. To learn more about the musicians click the names and visit their websites -- Aretha Franklin + Joy Williams
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