You are asking what instrumental bands/artistes we danced to. I cannot remember dancing to any in the late 60s, which is when I was out dancing. I have thought and thought but still can't think of any.
What you danced to and any memories of and your favourite instrumental tune.Artist that had instrumentals in the late 60's included Dick Dale, James Brown , Cliff Nobles and Co, Affinity. The Dubliners , Elton John. Hope they stirred some memories
Well I danced to Elton John, but as a singer not an instrumentalist; James Brown and The Dubliners I have heard of, but again songs not instrumentals and certainly have never danced to them; no idea who Dick Dale, Cliff Nobles and Co or Affinity are.
My dancing activities were around the skiffle era. I recall an all night session in Chislehurst Caves years ago - skiffle. Quite nippy on my feet. But ballroom dancing when I first left school, the local dance hall, waiting for some dubious bod to ask me for a dance. I remember the glitter ball. We would stay until the end, miss the bus, and then walk 3-4 miles across Reading. Even if I could, I wouldn't cross Reading after dark. Tried the twist in the 1960s, but it didn't work because I was so pregnant.
No particular time was stated .it is across the years memories for instrumental artists,groups of which there are many. You must remember some, eg Bobby Crush, The Shadows
Me neither Toci I danced the night away to some 60s stuff but more Motown and the like in the early 70 s. I can’t recall any instrumentalists apart from the odd one in the 70 s like wade in the water and loves theme from Love Unlimited.
Me neither I'm afraid King. I was strictly 60's onwards.
The Great Billy Cotton and his band. A saturday Night Special Hes one for you KOTC who sang the six five special or over the points over the points Berwick
Kotc, you have set me off now, I grew up with a father who loved all types of music, I remember walking up the road from the school bus, and hearing the music booming out, either Strauss , bethovan , dam buster last, loss, ball. I remember a Christmas dinner dance at the town hall in watford, and I had a friend, my mum and my teacher teach me to waltz. On the night of the dance I said to dad I'll dance with you, so off we went, him very confident, me very nervous, a few minutes into the dance, he stopped and said, "relax girl, it's like pushing a sack of spuds round the floor" I did get better and used to and still love all those great artists, still even have all of my days lps, also all the musicals. Love them, a big softy I suppose, or should that be sentimentalist.
I think you are a lot of both, just like me!! What nice memories. My sister had, ballet, tap, dancing, singing, elocution, music,deportment lessons. ME nothing.
I would love to go and get the boxes out and play some music from those times now. Not a good idea, as my son is sleeping, I will do it when he's not hear next. I just thought of another, glen miller! Do you like the musicals too.?
Oh lucky ole you, but it's a bit cold in my shed as the room is falling in, and of course, my bed is too snugly, so I'll wait till the boy is out. But you enjoy. One of my favourite musicals is Camelot the story, songs, ect I love it. Soppy moo I am . I should dig of the one with the song, I'm gonna wash that man right out of my hair, south pacific I think?
No mine even isn't a summertime venue. In the winter it's the rain pouring through the roof, and any day now it will fall in, then in the summer it's the fear of the floor. Giving way from the wet, can't win, so pleased to see other have joined in the music conversation, was starting to think I was the only old timer. Ha ha.
Soppy moo not I love being in the house on my own and playing my music as loud as I dare and singing along. Better still driving along in my car singing away. Brings me alive. We all have different tastes of music in my house.
First dancing I did to music was as an ankle snapper at school in Cornwall. Apart from "Music and Movement" on a massive radio but then my first "live" music was learning to dance around the Maypole...music supplied by two fiddlers. Later on in life, my old favourite March of the Mods courtesy of Joe Loss.
Ok let me think, hmmmmm Elvis, Mario Lanza, Roy orbison, The Righteus brothers, Bob Marley, Kay Star, Elma Cogan, Brenda Lee, Peggy Lee, Kenny G, and all the mowtown tracks, (swoons) lol and lots lots more, oh yes Im a great music lover, even todays stuff.... luv it all keeps me singing keeps me alive, I could live without tv and many other things. but not without music............
if music be the food of life, play on,...........
I promise not to sing onsite lol. ............... better stop there lol Joan x
Same tastes with the exception of Bob Marley and todays music, Plus Dusty Springfield, Buddy Holly. Not interested in TV either unless News or Documenties which suits my husband as he loves all the old films. He is paranoid over ownership of the remote. I often sit on the comp with my earphones and listen to my music.
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