This is really cool I like your informational videos.

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Thank you!!!

❤❤❤❤ I am so happy for you

I'm new to your channel, what a fascinating and lovely video!

Nope. please stop .

She was not dancing Samba. Thank you.

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The dance is very hard but I can make it

Cringe😂

Turkey trot was popular 1900 thru 19teens, and was a fast dance. My grandparents did the turkey trot.

Hi Kiddo-you need to make more in shorts that for sure!!!!

What’s this song?

I could watch this all day

Dancing bananas

not funny

I'm rhythmically challenged and you made the steps very clear!

Very interesting, thanks. I'm looking at flapper subculture a century ago and the dances are a big part of what I'm seeing. Thank you. (Just wish I could dance...)

She have bells palsy ?

This was easy to do and so much fun to watch your group

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how about the bop?

They didn't have Waltz' back in the Elizabethan era, they had the Volta......My advice to you is watch Elizabeth with Cate Blanchard, she does an excellent rendition of it or watch The Sword and the Rose, put out by Disney, they do the Volta in that as well. It's about Henry VIII's sister Mary.

What the hell is that joke Will you tried I guess Have a nice day

You need better sound. :-)

Love the music, song so very much.it wouldn't matter to me who the other singers were as long as they were from the 1950's - 1960's, their groups, music, songs, were wonderfully fantastic,if there's other people who agree I welcome your comments as well . Pretty please, thank you.

I love the poses and the story. ⚙️🫖🌻🐨

Awesome, Huge Thank You. I’m planning my first Steampunk Festival and want to include duelling. Now I can. ❤

Loved this video, wish you and all the kitties the best ^OuO^

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Great tutorial, authentic and clear.-- but I wonder why the clip from the "local TV show in Idaho" has a huge map of Iowa on the wall.

Loved to stroll. Always loved to show off my girl.

I ❤ finding out the history of things that seemed to have faded from the public, but are rooted in so much rich history. I wasn't born until 68, but with 5 older siblings that clearly had some recollection of the hand jive, I knew it early in life. I just didn't know the history. Thanks for keeping it alive.

Very nice to see the Stroll done right 🥰 Pin up stroll is what done at Rockabilly Shows 😬

Very pretty.

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Dancing along for a long time (it’s amazing 🤩)

Grandpa jokes. Don’t play bagpipes in a tornado. You may get kilt.

Absolutely nothing to do with the Romans. The earliest reference to a 'maypole' is from mid 14th century Wales - the word is in English. In Germany maypoles are first described in the early 16th century. All the evidence points to the maypole as a focal point for the local community. No evidence for fertility connotations. The ribbons are first found in English 18th century theatrical productions - the original maypoles would have garlands hung from them. The maypole dance as noted in the 16th century was a communal dance of weaving and turning. The crowning of the May Queen is a Victorian creation - part of the 'Merrie England' makeover of seasonal traditions. The 'Ivy Queen' and the 'Oak King' are modern neo-pagan and not part of folklore.

May the 4th Be with you

Thanks for this! We just saw an actual wild turkey 🦃 in the woods doing his own turkey trot mating dance. That sent me looking for an example of the 1900s ragtime dance considered so scandalous that the Pope banned it and an inaugural ball was cancelled rather than risk such perilous interactions. The annual American Thanksgiving day races named the Turkey Trot began in the 1890s. Thanks for the tutorial!

Historically accurate? Maybe except for the modern high heels worn by the older lady. (Sorry ... they were a bit distracting, lol.)

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I have never heard such utter nonsense and drivel …

pretty interesting history, great vid!

So how did it turn into a huge drinking day? Lol

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Ty-kow-sky?