Thank you so much for sharing. This is one of the hippest things I've ever seen on TH-cam. I'm making my Mom learn this with me just for fun. Thank you!
What is the Slop you remember? I'd love to know, also where and when you danced it...since there were regional variations. From what I've found this looks similar to the style being done in NYC mid60's though more toned down.
@@ForrestOutman I knew the slop danced it in the mid sixties also in NYC.There was two lines of standing dancers as in the Stroll.Then couple moved down between the two rows/lines of people.The feet moved one other like in Stroll but the Slop was named by the quality of the feet but paticularly the shoulders slanted, exhausted, seemed the dancers were burned out they almost could collapse drop down on floor.This haphazard form of dance was not rigid but Sloppy therefore called the Slop.
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Это так мило! И смотрятся они даже сейчас очень хорошо.
Обожаю Халли-Галли
Thank you so much for sharing. This is one of the hippest things I've ever seen on TH-cam. I'm making my Mom learn this with me just for fun. Thank you!
Hully Gully.
Habt Ihr eigentlich auch einen Film zum alten Tipfox aus den 50ern? Dem Vorläufer des späteren Discofox/Hustle?
Сперва не понял, как они сделали такой чистый звук голоса вместе с музыкой, потом заметил направленный диктофон на галстуке
very pretty dresses, shoes and girls! that sure is the Hully Gully and the Samba....But that's not "The Slop" that I remember.
What is the Slop you remember? I'd love to know, also where and when you danced it...since there were regional variations.
From what I've found this looks similar to the style being done in NYC mid60's though more toned down.
@@ForrestOutman American Bandstand...Philadelphia, Pennsylvania beginning with Noble "Thin Man" Watts! 1958 and ending with The Sherrys in '62
@@mrob75 can you describe what did the dance looked like, how was it done?
Right
@@ForrestOutman I knew the slop danced it in the mid sixties also in NYC.There was two lines of standing dancers as in the Stroll.Then couple moved down between the two rows/lines of people.The feet moved one other like in Stroll but the Slop was named by the quality of the feet but paticularly the shoulders slanted, exhausted, seemed the dancers were burned out they almost could collapse drop down on floor.This haphazard form of dance was not rigid but Sloppy therefore called the Slop.
sehr schon
love! what is the name of the song to the Halli Galli?
was für eine mechanisierde pisse.... wie Roboter... No way