Newcastle English country dancers - Mage on a Cree

[dasgilde]

looks fun

[tokiarven]

Oh man I miss country dancing at my infant school ;D I could never wait for the summer fayre to come so I could go out in my skirt and shirt and bandana and dance around...of course, we all were sort of out of step and whatever - but hey, we had a skip in our step...and we were six...so that's all that matters :') I'd give anything for one of those summers again xx

[artk2002]

Mage on a Cree -- fondly called "Spin 'til You Puke"

[symes1906]

This is definitely not the Newcastle I know. Does anyone do English country dancing in England?

[harrykatz]

@symes1906 This is the Newcastle English Country Dancers dancing to Mage on a Cree... not the song Newcastle...

[cantehondo]

So nice..hey bruno, what year was this?

[brunodale]

Yes

[TheEnglisc]

Is this performed in America?

[laellagos]

Great costumes, awesome dance! It resembles the cercle circassien, a Scottish dance. Are they somehow related?

[EsraRanter]

Vigourous in drumming and plenty of enegetic stepping. Vivacious and infectiously enjoyable. C17 dance as at should be.

[forestnymph02]

lovely! I wanna learn these dances... so cool.

[budgiebudgielover]

England! (I'm part English!)

[ElfoBlanco]

I've always loved Mage on a Cree!!!! That's one of my favourites!!! Great video!!! Beautiful costumes too!!!

[paramsaram]

wow, this music and their fashions remind me of

the northern indian gypsy people! but it's maybe only because of my limited knowledges ^^ thanks for nice video! i'm searching for some british folks.^^

[KapitanStwal]

"Lillibullero" stopped off, and I could see the pair discussing what they ought to do. Had they gone and told Silver, all might have turned out differently; but they had their orders, I suppose, and decided to sit quietly where they were and hark back again to "Lillibullero"

[KapitanStwal]

The six scoundrels were sitting grumbling under a sail in the forecastle; ashore we could see the gigs made fast and a man sitting in each, hard by where the river runs in. One of them was whistling "Lillibullero."

[lordmerlin1]

i need a copy of this so that i can teach this dance its cool

[AmbientWarrior]

Woah, Liliburlero at 100 miles an hour! lol

I like playing that one