I love this and seeing you dance! My daddy, from Tennessee, could do this dance and tried to teach me as a kid. I couldn’t quite pick it up but I love watching, and hearing you do the dance.
I'm glad you posted this. I will re watch it while I wait for part 2. I took a flat- footing/ clogging class at a folk music school years ago. I was 1 or 2 men in the class and for this subject, I was not as quick a learner as the rest. But the scenes of men over 70 buck dancing gives me hope. So does the possibility of not having to be choreographed, as in the clogging class, where I was often afraid of messing things up for the whole group with a wrong move.
So glad to see you again! I really loved watching the video, how could I not. You were smiling ear to ear and very lighthearted, such an infectious smile. 😊 It is so obvious how passionate you are about buck dancing and I think that it is really cool that you make these videos to share it with all of us. Can't wait til the next one. Take care and God Bless. 😊 🙏
I was hoping to see ya again,Hillary,I enjoy watching the various styles of dancing. I am from Minnesota and would like to see ya live,instead of via video. 😁
Just being able to get to know you a little better is worth a lot, your passion and talent is fantastic, hopefully it is contagious I know for me I get energized just watching and listening!
I was raised Indiana rural and never heard of buck dancing. This Appalachian dance wasn't secret, just not widely known. The Internet and TH-cam spread the story and you sre one of the leaders. Due to the many other TH-cam dancers I fully expect that non English speakers world wide will adopt it as another aspect of American popular culture. I am waiting for enthusiastic German youth to form clubs for "Buck Tanzen".
That is so good. I have done clogging for several years but now I have scoliosis and I need to do something different. I really like your style. Thank you. ❤❤😊😊LK from Canada.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! What an interesting and informative video this was! THANK YOU for helping me achieve my goals for each day which are - learn something new every day and do something kind for someone every day. This was so enjoyable.❤
I have admired your talent both dancing & playing for quite some time now. I am still trying to play my violin again after a workplace accident 10 years ago. You & Karolina Protsenko have inspired me to keep trying. I have recently borrowed a Stratovarius copy made by a luthier in The Che
Czechoslovakia. I need surgery on my left shoulder, so I tried a left handed violin , but couldn't get the feel for it, so back to right handed again with a padded shoulder rest to help ease some pain on ky left shoulder trying to play again. I have also switched to playing fiddle style by ear, rather than try to learn ti sight read all over again. Too much memory loss from head trauma, though some of my music theory is coming back a little, along with slow but steady progress of the dexterity in my fingers on on ky left hand. Despite also having a right knee prosthetic & waiting for a new left hip replacement, I will be trying out some of your dance lessons, since it is simular to clogging. What footwear do you recommend?
I love your style. I've seen taps screwed onto sneakers in my time! You could git someone to lay some on a pair a boots so you too could transcend the "categories". You just made me realize that I do buck dance. I trained in tap but my style is rhythmic and could stand on it's own like a percussion accompaniment. It's much like the very last young man. He's got his own style. New "moves" or steps come and go in theatrical dance. The roots of tap are in the folk dance, just adapted to the extravagant musicals for show. Keep on dancin and playin your music! ❤
I'm so glad you made this series! I've been trying to find good beginner buckdance videos and there's no chance in hell I'd find a teacher here in Australia!
Its buckdancing but I've known that forever but cloging is new to me. I think i learned it when i was a little girl growing up in the 50,s and watching old musicals from back then.
Thanks for this explanation, Hillary. I always wondered what the difference between buck dancing, flat footing, and Appalachian clogging was. Many years ago in Boston I did rapper dancing, which is a kind of English sword dance that incorporates some simplified Northumbrian clogging. (See th-cam.com/video/R8MmDebC1Zc/w-d-xo.html for an excellent example of a team dancing rapper.) While I know that Northumbrian clogging is a very different tradition than Buck dancing or Appalachian clogging, I thought you might find it interesting to see one of the best Northumbrian cloggers I've ever known. His name was Tony Barrand. He came from England, but came to the U.S. for college and lived in New England for the rest of his life. He eventually got a job as Professor of Folklore at Boston University. And he also performed English traditional music with John Roberts, someone else who'd moved from England to the U.S. for college and stayed here. Tony was also an amazing dancer until he was afflicted with MS. He passed away just last year. There are videos on TH-cam of when he was in his prime. There's a good one at 6 min. 49 sec. into th-cam.com/video/y0jeEIWQXE8/w-d-xo.html. It's a different style than Buck dancing, but just as you describe with Buck dancing, it's about using his feet as part of the music more than about high kicks and showy moves. A few years after I started dancing rapper, I moved to Bloomington, Indiana and I assembled a rapper team. One of the dancers was a woman who'd done Appalachian clogging with the "Apple Chill from Chapel Hill" cloggers in North Carolina. So we also practiced clogging and eventually did some performing. But we were never as expert at it as you are at Buck dancing. Your ability to do that while also playing fiddle just makes my jaw drop in amazement every time I watch one of your videos.
Hi Hillary, good to see you again. My computer was not working right, so I had it tuned up. Working good now and I can comment again. Keep up the GOOD WORK, HILLARY.
Hillary you have got to be the most boot scootinist Buck dancing little lady ever! I love watching you dance and play your fiddle. You've got some brilliant talent young lady. This message is coming from way out in the outback in Australia 🌏🦘.
G,ay down under ,love your dance and try to learn,love to see you in concert or Tamworth,N.S.W Australia, Please come to Australia in future thank you for good music,buck dance ing video from down under.
Hi Hillary I enjoy your music the way you play different instruments and the fiddle you may remember me im Din from highlands Texas I'm sorry for being an ass the last time we chatted presently im in the VA hospital Houston my phone is not fully set up I just want to say congratulations on the buck dancing championship
Yes I would really like to learn the buck or flat foot style of dancing. I am an ex clogger but I would like to learn how to use my feet 👣 to o dance. LK from Canada. Good stuff. ❤❤❤😊😊😊
I was recently inspired by Thomas Maupin and can't find anyone in Ohio who even has a clue as to what this is. This is the only instructional video I have found by a champion and must now convince my wife that I am watching gthe videos to learn and NOT because of the instructor.😂
Thats cool you sure good at thats what caught my eye first but when i was young a looooong time ago a whole high school of girls said i can teach you to dance i still cant dance but bless them for trying but what the heck i would watch you and now i know im watching a champ as good as you are yhat don't surprise me at all cool
Johnny Carson was a hoofer. He said he did "soft shoe". I always assumed that was tap dancing without taps. Is it a whole other style/step? You are some of my favorite entertainment. Now I know dad and others were buck dancing.
Good morning from France for the old guys it's no envently easy to chek the both foot.. like you do ..also....i like just watch but i try too😊move my rigt broken foot😮 ----ah ...oui ..les talons en acier 😊évidement
Hello Hillary I have been watching you on You Tube for a long time. Love your music & dance. I'm from NJ but was raised on Country & Blue Grass What would you call the dance Jed Clampett (Buddy Ebson) does on the Beverly Hillbillies? Probably my first exposure to this as a child of the 60's. Thank you for keeping this art alive. Love it
Hay Hillary you mind if I share your video I might want to learn how to Buck dance 💃 hopefully I can can watch you and maybe I will be able to learn how...
That guy at the end is the Champion! He needs to enter a buck dancing competition!
He needs to do his laces up, I can see him going west 😢
Thank you for preserving our national traditions
Love watching and listening to Hillary
I love watching you in the short clips Hillary. You make me smile in England.
Your beautiful golden crown of glory out shines the rest. You are very beautiful Ms.Hillary Klug. I love watching this tutorial. 🤗🇺🇸👣
I love this and seeing you dance! My daddy, from Tennessee, could do this dance and tried to teach me as a kid. I couldn’t quite pick it up but I love watching, and hearing you do the dance.
I've been following you from Scotland for a long time.
Your a very talented performer❣
God truly blessed you!
My goodness, those eyes! You are gifted in many ways, and the best part is that your life is just getting started.
I learned a lot from this video, thank you so much! I love your videos
You are so amazing. Thank you for what you do and share.
Hi Hillary ! God Bless you girl.... you are so talented and smart !!
From Sparta TN. I've been to Smithville Jamboree. Nice to see you taking the time to explain and show these moves. Thanks
I'm glad you posted this. I will re watch it while I wait for part 2. I took a flat- footing/ clogging class at a folk music school years ago. I was 1 or 2 men in the class and for this subject, I was not as quick a learner as the rest. But the scenes of men over 70 buck dancing gives me hope. So does the possibility of not having to be choreographed, as in the clogging class, where I was often afraid of messing things up for the whole group with a wrong move.
Great video! I just turned 50 and learning to buckdance!
So glad to see you again! I really loved watching the video, how could I not. You were smiling ear to ear and very lighthearted, such an infectious smile. 😊 It is so obvious how passionate you are about buck dancing and I think that it is really cool that you make these videos to share it with all of us. Can't wait til the next one. Take care and God Bless. 😊 🙏
Couldn't agree more Keith. Miss Hillary is a true treasure!
I learned Im a buck dancin fan! Heck on the others. Thanks Hillary👍🏻🙂
My favorite video is your playing Bonaparte March...
Love you dancing too
👍👍👍
Watched this on Facebook a couple of days ago, but enjoyed seeing and hearing your talk again! Looking forward to your next video, Hillary.
I was hoping to see ya again,Hillary,I enjoy watching the various styles of dancing.
I am from Minnesota and would like to see ya live,instead of via video. 😁
So interresting and very well explained
Just being able to get to know you a little better is worth a lot, your passion and talent is fantastic, hopefully it is contagious I know for me I get energized just watching and listening!
Ah yes!! So glad I found this! Thank you for making these lesson videos Hillary!! Now on to lesson 2!🎉
Love watching u Buck dancing Hillary
I Love You Hillary Klug ❤❤
Very nice, looking forwardeds to see the next video. Good Luck bless you
A The Best Video Hillary 🌹💐❣️ Thanks you for a the great really video 🌹💐❤️♥️ BAY 👋👋👋❣️
They are divine🌸
I was raised Indiana rural and never heard of buck dancing. This Appalachian dance wasn't secret, just not widely known. The Internet and TH-cam spread the story and you sre one of the leaders. Due to the many other TH-cam dancers I fully expect that non English speakers world wide will adopt it as another aspect of American popular culture. I am waiting for enthusiastic German youth to form clubs for "Buck Tanzen".
youre great for showing us
thanks so much
ill have so much fun this summer
That is so good. I have done clogging for several years but now I have scoliosis and I need to do something different. I really like your style. Thank you. ❤❤😊😊LK from Canada.
Brilliant.
That was very interesting, so much I didn't know.
Thank-you very much.
Your Awesome Hillary! SEMPER FI!!!! 🐶USMC/DAV
Hillary has to be the prettiest buck dancer in the world 😊
Tá tú i ndáiríre álainn
You got that right!
What an amazing video, you explained it so well 😍
Thank you, thank you, thank you! What an interesting and informative video this was! THANK YOU for helping me achieve my goals for each day which are - learn something new every day and do something kind for someone every day. This was so enjoyable.❤
I didn't know what champion you were until now, but I have been watching your videos on TH-cam for years!
Thanks from 🇨🇦 !
I love what you do,keep it up.beautiful lady with skills
It's so interesting to learn about buck dancing, clogging and flat foot dancing. I am sharing your videos!
Wonderful!
All shapes, sizes and ages. Quite inspiring really.
That's awesome👍👍👍
This is so great. Thanks!
Beautiful young lady , awesome dancing 💃
Hillary that was very interesting I didn't know there so many styles dancing like the old hillbillies thank you and god bless.
I have admired your talent both dancing & playing for quite some time now. I am still trying to play my violin again after a workplace accident 10 years ago. You & Karolina Protsenko have inspired me to keep trying. I have recently borrowed a Stratovarius copy made by a luthier in The Che
Czechoslovakia. I need surgery on my left shoulder, so I tried a left handed violin , but couldn't get the feel for it, so back to right handed again with a padded shoulder rest to help ease some pain on ky left shoulder trying to play again. I have also switched to playing fiddle style by ear, rather than try to learn ti sight read all over again. Too much memory loss from head trauma, though some of my music theory is coming back a little, along with slow but steady progress of the dexterity in my fingers on on ky left hand. Despite also having a right knee prosthetic & waiting for a new left hip replacement, I will be trying out some of your dance lessons, since it is simular to clogging. What footwear do you recommend?
Great video , very entertaining , I really liked it. ,🤗👍
I love your style. I've seen taps screwed onto sneakers in my time! You could git someone to lay some on a pair a boots so you too could transcend the "categories".
You just made me realize that I do buck dance. I trained in tap but my style is rhythmic and could stand on it's own like a percussion accompaniment. It's much like the very last young man. He's got his own style. New "moves" or steps come and go in theatrical dance. The roots of tap are in the folk dance, just adapted to the extravagant musicals for show.
Keep on dancin and playin your music! ❤
Hi,just awesomeness dancing,lovely video,to be sure,tony 💃⭐️🎶👍🎵🎤
I'm from north Ga and go to Oktoberfest in Helen Ga every fall and they got some good cloggers up there. You should play there next year.
I really want to learn how to buck dance. Thank you for posting this! Now I have a starting lesson❤😊❤
I'm so glad you made this series! I've been trying to find good beginner buckdance videos and there's no chance in hell I'd find a teacher here in Australia!
You are right. I reckon you and me must be two of the three (apprentice) buck dancers in Australia 😅
Its buckdancing but I've known that forever but cloging is new to me. I think i learned it when i was a little girl growing up in the 50,s and watching old musicals from back then.
I’ve only recently found your videos on buck dance and I’m hooked! There are some fast feet out there. 🥰
I wanna learn this. Just got my shoes. So extatic.
Wow wow wow that was so awesome you are truly the best i love you!!! Man
Thanks for this explanation, Hillary. I always wondered what the difference between buck dancing, flat footing, and Appalachian clogging was.
Many years ago in Boston I did rapper dancing, which is a kind of English sword dance that incorporates some simplified Northumbrian clogging. (See th-cam.com/video/R8MmDebC1Zc/w-d-xo.html for an excellent example of a team dancing rapper.) While I know that Northumbrian clogging is a very different tradition than Buck dancing or Appalachian clogging, I thought you might find it interesting to see one of the best Northumbrian cloggers I've ever known. His name was Tony Barrand. He came from England, but came to the U.S. for college and lived in New England for the rest of his life. He eventually got a job as Professor of Folklore at Boston University. And he also performed English traditional music with John Roberts, someone else who'd moved from England to the U.S. for college and stayed here. Tony was also an amazing dancer until he was afflicted with MS. He passed away just last year. There are videos on TH-cam of when he was in his prime. There's a good one at 6 min. 49 sec. into th-cam.com/video/y0jeEIWQXE8/w-d-xo.html. It's a different style than Buck dancing, but just as you describe with Buck dancing, it's about using his feet as part of the music more than about high kicks and showy moves.
A few years after I started dancing rapper, I moved to Bloomington, Indiana and I assembled a rapper team. One of the dancers was a woman who'd done Appalachian clogging with the "Apple Chill from Chapel Hill" cloggers in North Carolina. So we also practiced clogging and eventually did some performing. But we were never as expert at it as you are at Buck dancing. Your ability to do that while also playing fiddle just makes my jaw drop in amazement every time I watch one of your videos.
Grasias por aser este video muy linda esta tradición bedisiones amiga
Holy mackerel, I think that guy with the beer belly at 15:04 is the best 🙂
Buckdancing is appalation territory known but fun for all! ❤ glad you are a representative for it
Hi Hillary, good to see you again. My computer was not working right, so I had it tuned up. Working good now and I can comment again. Keep up the GOOD WORK, HILLARY.
I had no idea you were the national champion until now. I can’t even begin to describe how completely unsurprised I am to find that out lol
It's all right. I told everyone that I want everyone in northern and southern Utah to be doing this by next year.
I enjoyed, it reminds me of my childhood. 💯
Beautiful foot work and a beautiful smile ,beautiful lady ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Oh My Goodness, all these years I have been calling it "Buck Dancing" for when the Buck Moon is shinning! 🤪
Hillary you have got to be the most boot scootinist Buck dancing little lady ever! I love watching you dance and play your fiddle. You've got some brilliant talent young lady. This message is coming from way out in the outback in Australia 🌏🦘.
G,ay down under ,love your dance and try to learn,love to see you in concert or Tamworth,N.S.W Australia, Please come to Australia in future thank you for good music,buck dance ing video from down under.
Dam awesome ❤ look's like heaps of fun 👍
Hi Hillary I enjoy your music the way you play different instruments and the fiddle you may remember me im Din from highlands Texas I'm sorry for being an ass the last time we chatted presently im in the VA hospital Houston my phone is not fully set up I just want to say congratulations on the buck dancing championship
Thank's for this best dance.///.
Great post!!!
Love your clips.
Yes I would really like to learn the buck or flat foot style of dancing. I am an ex clogger but I would like to learn how to use my feet 👣 to o dance. LK from Canada. Good stuff. ❤❤❤😊😊😊
I'd actually prefer all of your videos to be full screen, but you know better than I do. :-)
Pure delight😍
That was awesome 😊
I was recently inspired by Thomas Maupin and can't find anyone in Ohio who even has a clue as to what this is. This is the only instructional video I have found by a champion and must now convince my wife that I am watching gthe videos to learn and NOT because of the instructor.😂
Yes I have heard of it, my family comes out of the mountains
EXCELENTE TEACHER
Luk tá lindíssimo Hillary q merece elogio...
Thats cool you sure good at thats what caught my eye first but when i was young a looooong time ago a whole high school of girls said i can teach you to dance i still cant dance but bless them for trying but what the heck i would watch you and now i know im watching a champ as good as you are yhat don't surprise me at all cool
I'll try to send this to Lily she'll love it.!
So many different dance styles, only one lifetime to try them all
Johnny Carson was a hoofer. He said he did "soft shoe". I always assumed that was tap dancing without taps. Is it a whole other style/step?
You are some of my favorite entertainment. Now I know dad and others were buck dancing.
Amazing
Hillary your Ginger Rogers in boots! ...enjoyed this video!
I am Indonesian. I really like the way you play the violin. smart girl🤗🤗🤗
Can’t wait !
Good morning from France for the old guys it's no envently easy to chek the both foot.. like you do ..also....i like just watch but i try too😊move my rigt broken foot😮 ----ah ...oui ..les talons en acier 😊évidement
I love your dress ..Hillary you are a treasure...
So beautiful, wish I could play background harmonica with you ❤
This great.
I can’t see the shoes hitting the floor but I really like the sound of the music
Hello Hillary
I have been watching you on You Tube for a long time. Love your music & dance.
I'm from NJ but was raised on Country & Blue Grass
What would you call the dance Jed Clampett (Buddy Ebson) does on the Beverly Hillbillies? Probably my first exposure to this as a child of the 60's.
Thank you for keeping this art alive. Love it
Hay Hillary you mind if I share your video I might want to learn how to Buck dance 💃 hopefully I can can watch you and maybe I will be able to learn how...
It makes me happy that this was you
Beautiful lady!!
Hillary eres muy bonita y una alegría ....❤
Rodney Sutton! Awesome dancer.