Some very fancy dancing to Ewan Bleach and his Sunday Ensemble. Jamboree 16.7.23

A snippet of Postage Stomp by Maynard Baird and the high energy footwork from the enthusiastic Sunday merry makers.

[@lesterwyoung]

Marvelous! Great to see people dancing to jazz. And such good jazz!

[@kennethkirkman8221]

Such quality dancing only enhances the already fabulous music!! Thank you Jeff👍

[@billbush1270]

What fun! Thank you for posting it!

[@peter53k]

How wonderful! The best thing to watch is how much fun they have. Just lovely.

[@robertduis6730]

I am afraid only in the UK (Britain) such fantastic combination of JAZZ-MUSIC and JAZZ-DANCE still to be found in 2024.
"Chapeau" for this Orchestra, "Chapeau" for these Dance - Couples and "Chapeau" for this VENUE (JAMBOREE-LONDON) to make this possible.

[@bernardosullivan1654]

Wow!

[@daveyewart4289]

outstanding

[@matthiaskraus7870]

If I'm right, (not sure) then you see the most dangerous way to dance between 1939 and 1945 in Germany /Europe - a swing.
There are elements from the Charlston of the 1920's and 1930's but also elements of the Rock'n Roll that developed after the world war II
Dancing swing was absolutly forbiden by the Nazis and it was reason enough to be arrested or even send to a conzentration camp !!!

[@ladislasacs6636]

Bravo! super morceau pour danser le shag quel en est le titre?

[@UncleWonderful2]

C'est Postage Stomp, par Maynard Baird

[@meri6108]

why no the band?

[@UncleWonderful2]

I have recorded this splendid tune before, but wanted to concentrate on the dancers this time.

[@bixchick007]

None of these dances existed in 1929