Buckdancing Andy S, T Maupin, Miss Moonshine, Hillary Klug - Breaking up Winter workshop

4 dancer's demonstrations, including Andy Edmonstone Smith, Miss Moonshine (dancing 2 years at that time), the incomparable Thomas Maupin! and Hilary Klug (then a newer dancer). Music by Georgia Crackers, a slow Chicken Reel

[@GeneRogers-di6cl]

Miss Moonshine your here! Can’t get enough of Your dancing and very charismatic smile ❤

[@petercofrancesco8979]

Never Stopped Enjoying Your Videos ! 👍🌹

[@lonniet.2816]

THAT WAS JUST AWESOME!!

[@michaelwhisman7623]

I'm so old that I forgot that it is called Buck dancing. I've done it all my life as well as the Cossack Dance.

[@BobFontsr-lw9cd]

I just can't see enough, you are absolutely awesome

[@kennethking732]

Love to watch it.. this is what makes you feel good!!

[@MissMoonshineDance]

agree

[@richardlusk1715]

I totally agree I would love info on when these events happen.im in S.C. But my great grandparents were from a lil train stop near WHEELING WEST BYGOD VIRGINIA

[@johnritchie4801]

Deceptively skillful dancing Very good

[@gatoTito_]

The First Lady, was Amazing!

[@michaelwhisman7623]

I agree and I am in love with her.

[@kaleidoscope8743]

Absolutely fabulous talent and thanks for the great camera angle showing the footwork!!!

[@mdjcsmith]

When Maupin dances, I keep hearing that old UK club track "E'zer good! E'zer good! E's Ebenezer Good!" over the top of his steppin'

[@CamilleHarris]

All so good!!

[@johnritchie4801]

Never gets old

[@anonralph7081]

Greetings from Ireland.

[@mendomateo]

It certainly makes me feel good. Wish I could make it back there to meet them at a Shindig.

[@rebelrider9510]

I love watching these videos. 😊 *🌜Energía de la Buena🌛*

[@sandymacpherson9400]

This stuff is addictive! Think I'm going to buy me a hardwood square, some shoes with plates and put the fiddle music on loop. I just love the understated, economical style of Papa Maupin and also the all action style of, (I think it was), Korey Josey but really, it's all great. You have a new fan downunder.

[@MissMoonshineDance]

do it, but start slowly. Got dozens of instructional vids under a playlist on this channel

[@victorbunch7725]

@@MissMoonshineDance Ms Moonshine i know yor a moonshiners daughter and i love yor still, Im a wnonderning now is u married if-n you aint do yo wanna be, if-n so im yor man,,,, lol

[@benjamintielking4093]

*Question from a mountain man (part Cherokee on Maw Maw Ida Tielking's side and part Lakota Sioux on daddy's side and part Irish on me mother's side) from Dawson, AL.~~~ Is there anything more delightful than a country/mountain-bred woman who knows her stuff? May the good Lord bless and keep you! ~Ben*

[@bonjourtoi3894]

Que du bonheur.

[@MissMoonshineDance]

oui! merci

[@bonjourtoi3894]

@@MissMoonshineDance vous parlez français ?

[@MissMoonshineDance]

@@bonjourtoi3894 oui, mais avec accent

[@bonjourtoi3894]

@@MissMoonshineDance C'est bien il ne faut pas perdre votre français. Vous devez avoir vos origines du Québec ? Moi je fais mon possible pour apprendre l'anglais. Ce n'est pas facile.

[@areyouavinalaff]

all were great, particularly liked the guy who danced 3rd... those crossovers were awesome. some of audience wanted to join in but lacked confidence I think.

[@debbiejackson39]

That would be Mr. Maupin

[@kunzklingsor9156]

Bravooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Thanks

[@hansgrubber5212]

Nice legs

[@victorbunch7725]

You got that right, Id know those legs of Ms Moonshine in a tanning yard, lol Jes kidding Shine,,,

[@louisluchetti9091]

@@victorbunch7725. No loop

[@federicofrola7249]

Bellissimo. Mi piacerebbe saperlo fare!

[@martynhamer3044]

All those feet can talk, amazing!

[@lud6630]

I dont know why but i vibe with this on some other level. Suqidbillies hype.

[@kaleidoscope8743]

And for those who are wondering I believe this is technically known as Appalachian Flat-footin' (Irish-American style) and is distinctly different than traditional Irish Step dance but very similar. Also distinctly different from Irish Appalachian Clogging yet similar. All three styles share steps that are common crossover steps that are primarily done the same way ... for example the windmill, cross-shuffle, side-shuffle, and single- or double-chugs. The foundational base step is different in each style. The posture is similar. I love all three! Clogging is probably the quickest and easiest to master. And better yet, it can be done while square-dancing, which is a real blast! Love my culture.

[@hetrodoxly1203]

Nothing to do with Ireland.

[@xavieralvarado988]

that's what I'm talking about none of that boom boom boom

[@victorbunch7725]

Yeah that's what i say, Get outta here w/that boom boom boom before i call the cops,,,,,,lol

[@tarawiselove]

Talent and sass from all of those soles!

[@BlindDesertPete]

Kin somebody explain the diff between buck, clog, and tap? Confused.

[@MissMoonshineDance]

buck=clog, almost. tap is more sophisticated.

[@larrybaker9924]

Dances straight from Northern Ireland.

[@googleaccount7986]

Nice bit of clogging there

[@brihm3869]

Is that a special board you're tapping on? My sister wants to try it.

[@MissMoonshineDance]

just a piece of ply

[@MissMoonshineDance]

tell her about the free lesson playlist i offer on channel page

[@mirlabankhead3754]

Wish i could do it x

[@MissMoonshineDance]

I have free lessons on my channel if you want to start with a playlist

[@mirlabankhead3754]

I will look into it, thankyou xx

[@549BR]

Why is it called Buck dancing?

[@BrandoTheBald]

idk what it is about girls who wear biker boots, those aren't cowboy boots

[@archstantonfart8561]

What is the name of that song

[@sidneyshusterman6076]

It is the Chicken Reel for real.