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21 Apr 09 - 02:00 AM (#2615420) Subject: Folklore: Dance name and tune parodies From: bodgie Okay Mudcateers....... I am collecting dance name parodies and associated folklore. For example Arse-Over-Anna for the Varsoviena (yes, I know people have different spellings) and also rhymes for dance movements eg: first set of teh Lancers - first lady forward, second lady pass, third lady's finger up the fourth lady's arrrrse. Warren Fahey |
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21 Apr 09 - 02:14 AM (#2615424) Subject: RE: Folklore: Dance name parodies From: Les in Chorlton The Waves of Socialism? L in C |
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21 Apr 09 - 02:44 AM (#2615429) Subject: RE: Folklore: Dance name parodies From: Les in Chorlton He he |
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21 Apr 09 - 03:07 AM (#2615435) Subject: RE: Folklore: Dance name parodies From: SteveMansfield The Dashing White Privates (can't remember off-hand whether that was Sid Kipper or Borfolk) and the well-known song, tune, and dance about a horse-racing meet in Northumbria, The Blatant Racists |
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21 Apr 09 - 07:59 AM (#2615526) Subject: RE: Folklore: Dance name parodies From: squeezeboxhp muff the squirrel |
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21 Apr 09 - 08:02 AM (#2615527) Subject: RE: Folklore: Dance name parodies From: TheSnail Thw Dashing John Sergeant. |
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21 Apr 09 - 09:41 AM (#2615576) Subject: RE: Folklore: Dance name parodies From: GUEST The Waves of Nausea |
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21 Apr 09 - 10:17 AM (#2615596) Subject: RE: Folklore: Dance name parodies From: Tug the Cox I remember Taffy Thomas calling for Flowers and Frolics, featuring Martin Carthy, in the 'Punk Celidh' at Southwark festival mid seventies Most of the dances we renamed to suit well known punks, e.g. 'Rat Scabies Fancy' |