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Comment on Brooklyn Terry’s STEP III by brett from boundless

brett from boundless — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 04:42:57 +0000

Can you send me a copy/link of this??

Comment on READY YOUR ROPES…Part 3 - Rhythm and Rhyme it’s a Movement by brett from boundless

brett from boundless — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 01:39:19 +0000

Double Dutch series is a great piece of work. I’m showing it to everybody.

Comment on From The Archives! by Malcolm Stretch Patrick

Malcolm Stretch Patrick — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 15:57:06 +0000

Another great dance footage……

Comment on From The Archives! by FDA

FDA — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 11:16:47 +0000

Killer footage again! Props for sharing

Comment on From The Archives! by Seymour Nurse

Seymour Nurse — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 08:02:01 +0000

This is very interesting footage that confirms what I have been saying for years, and also opens up additional questions regarding the whole “Floor Violence” controversy… Thanks for posting this IG.

Seymour

Comment on THE ORIGINAL SUPERVILLAIN by S H O O K M A G /////// » News » RAMM-?LL-Z??

S H O O K M A G /////// » News » RAMM-?LL-Z?? — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 12:17:32 +0000

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Comment on Floor Violence by chris g

chris g — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 01:54:08 +0000

hi. you’ve taken me down memory lane ig, gary etc. a girl first took me to brollies/cheeky pete’s in richmond in 1979-where i first saw paul anderson and trevor shakes dancing in bleaches to george power, then to jaffas, where paul murphy was playing with pete tong-i was hooked on jazz from that day! penguin, richard baker, the junction lot, jerry barry etc. best days of our lives! moved to electrics where i started moving all over the country from south london with milton, morris, afro, marshall, austin, bazz fe jazz to all nighters & all dayers pre-IDJ. NEVER met cooler people than jazzmen, like jazzy gary, gary nurse, zarcoff, breshnev, boo boo, samson, both bulldogs, lizard, jerry, chris&gary from hackney-the clothes,the music, the style. akin i see you! the girls-jane dance, carol, coral, debbie, susan-the jazz/boogie dancers-the sweetest moves. i remember first seeing penguin dancing to ‘the slide’ by chick corea., and everyone robot stepping to ‘glide’ by pleasure-magical. when milton was battling in the powerhouse in birmingham, and melvin brought out two oranges from a bra in the middle of the battle, we nearly all collapsed laughing-i nearly passed out! now that was fun raving! anybody who was privileged to have lived our life - knows it!

Comment on Dick Jewell’s Jazz Room 1987 by Malcolm Stretch Patrick

Malcolm Stretch Patrick — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 23:51:13 +0000

This film is being shown again @THE MAC, in Birmingham on the 13th June
During Snowboys book launch……

Comment on Dick Jewell’s Jazz Room 1987 by Malcolm Stretch Patrick

Malcolm Stretch Patrick — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 23:49:05 +0000

I must be living on another planet……. Haven’t been on this website for a good while! and to come back to it and read the piece about Dick Jewels film is …….fascinating and emotional….. bravo!!!!

Comment on Floor Violence by Phil Octave

Phil Octave — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 10:21:26 +0000

Thanks for remembering me and sharing all your great memories about back in the day, they truly we’re great times, I really wish I could turn the clock back and do it all again. Hey Akin, That Fiorucci mickey mouse t/shirt went everywhere with me then, I’ve still got my crown churches slippers tucked away, just in case I come out of retirement.

Its amazing how back in the 80s the boogie boys would give me stick for the clothes we wore and the way we danced but it was worth all the hassle cause we pushed our dance scene to another level and became true dancers not just posers.

We practiced in our sleep in front of shop windows, in our bedrooms, in fact anywhere where you could swing a cat. About that time I was also a footballer on the books of a first division team and its amazing the amount of moves that I would incorporate into my dribbling on the pitch. I’m so glad I stumbled upon this.
Thanks for sharing.

One more thing which track sums up the whole movement to you. Mine is Sly by Herbie Hancock, The Headhunters.

Its alive, exciting always evolving, never knowing whats coming next, passion, tight, all the things that the scene was about.

Whats yours?

Anyway Snowboy thanks for the compliments I’ll try and contact you to say hello.

Cheers
Philip Octave
I’m going off to play Sly by Herbie Hancock Headhunters