@kingkrawushni sorry to be replying to this a...year later, heheh >.>'' you might've already found it out, but to respond anyways, frankie is frankie manning, one of the founding fathers of lindy hop. :]
The day Frankie passed away, I spent over an hour watching the raw videos that dancers had sent in from all over the world to become part of this video. They were dancing out of joy and love for Frankie and everything he shared with us, never dreaming that he wouldn't be around to watch. This finished product is everything Frankie stood for...it's pure dance joy, without boundaries of nationality, language, race, or age. I'm both laughing and crying as I watch it. Beautiful work, Akemi.
a beautiful film--wonderfully edited and a true testament to the resonance of jazz dance, worldwide. brought tears to my eyes. i hope a proper version goes up on youtube sometime soon.
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burndogswing 9 months ago
lol i have to dance this with my german class because our school gets 150 years old >.>
TheNinj47 1 year ago
Great job, Akemi!
mnmitch57 2 years ago
who is frankie?
kingkrawushni 2 years ago
@kingkrawushni sorry to be replying to this a...year later, heheh >.>'' you might've already found it out, but to respond anyways, frankie is frankie manning, one of the founding fathers of lindy hop. :]
radioactivebanana922 9 months ago
wow! very moving! :)
MsRainbowRachel 2 years ago
Amazing - tears of joy for sure.
What an amazing legacy left by an amazing man.
Keep swingin' Frankie!
swinginvine 2 years ago
awesome!
geekboi69 2 years ago
Awesome squared.
moonelie 2 years ago
Wow. just wow.
s0451333 2 years ago
What an amazing video!!! Congratulations to everyone!!!
NicholasLeeson 2 years ago
we're working on getting the official version up soon!
rikomatic 2 years ago
Damn. I wish he had been around long enough to see that.
It's staggering how many lives he touched.
flyinhome865 2 years ago
this made my day.
swingitgal 2 years ago
The day Frankie passed away, I spent over an hour watching the raw videos that dancers had sent in from all over the world to become part of this video. They were dancing out of joy and love for Frankie and everything he shared with us, never dreaming that he wouldn't be around to watch. This finished product is everything Frankie stood for...it's pure dance joy, without boundaries of nationality, language, race, or age. I'm both laughing and crying as I watch it. Beautiful work, Akemi.
KathleenHanover 2 years ago
a beautiful film--wonderfully edited and a true testament to the resonance of jazz dance, worldwide. brought tears to my eyes. i hope a proper version goes up on youtube sometime soon.
acmetiger 2 years ago