I don't normally listen to my music loud, so it's hard to figure. Are we talking clogging, or gliding and shimmying, or tripping lightly and with a spring in one's step?
I'll dance to damn near anything in my underwear.
I'll second D'Glenn on "March at Cambreadth" by Heather Alexander
"3 polkas" on Kevin Burke's "Up Close"
"La Partida" on the same's "Open House"
An old tape of a friend doing "the Graemsay Jig" and "The full-Rigged Ship" or anyone's "Kesh Jig"
"White Collar Holler" by Nigel Russell, as done by Stan Rogers
And I haven't even started on Steeleye Span.
Yeah. Ask me next week, too. After all these damn chanteys go away.
Neither do I most of the time, but there are certain tunes and certain moods ...
(If you hear me cranking up the Liquid Sky soundtrack louder than I usually play my music, it means my head is in a particular uncomfortable place -- one that album seems to help get me out of (or at least deal with), for some reason.)
"I'll dance to damn near anything in my underwear."
This is tough
I'll dance to damn near anything in my underwear.
I'll second D'Glenn on "March at Cambreadth" by Heather Alexander
"3 polkas" on Kevin Burke's "Up Close"
"La Partida" on the same's "Open House"
An old tape of a friend doing "the Graemsay Jig" and "The full-Rigged Ship" or anyone's "Kesh Jig"
"White Collar Holler" by Nigel Russell, as done by Stan Rogers
And I haven't even started on Steeleye Span.
Yeah. Ask me next week, too. After all these damn chanteys go away.
Re: This is tough
Neither do I most of the time, but there are certain tunes and certain moods ...
(If you hear me cranking up the Liquid Sky soundtrack louder than I usually play my music, it means my head is in a particular uncomfortable place -- one that album seems to help get me out of (or at least deal with), for some reason.)
"I'll dance to damn near anything in my underwear."
Mmmmmmmm ......