Hillbilly Days Clog Dancin 2006
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Hillbilly Dancing is not actually the proper name for this style of dance, it's called clogging. I copied and pasted this from Wikipedia since their seems to be some confusion. Clogging is associated with the predecessor to bluegrass — "old-time" music, which is based on Irish and Scots-Irish fiddle tunes. Clogging developed from aspects of English, Irish, German, and Cherokee step dances, as well as African rhythms and movement. It was from clogging that tap dance eventually evolved.
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@NaKayla7418 I love this music and dancing, and I am a dang northern Yankee from NH. Y'all are the greatest!
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Is that Keith Stone the Keystone Beer Guy Dancing?!? Awesome vid, Thanks !
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i diddnt see elton john with his boyfriend... what strange place is this, i love it...
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@CheechMarin4TW Ditto's , Thanks !
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nice video, i very much enjoy appalachian culture even though im not from there.
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Fine video!
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WOW, what's wrong with the responses on here. This is traditional dance from waayyyyy before city folk appeared. The world is gone to hell now with the new people. Loss of anything good and decent. Like Rome, the US shall fall from within by disharmony.
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Why was I born up North...in New York, of all states? LOL... I think my heart & soul came from the South. ;-)
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I dont knwo why but this festival looks liek sooo much fun!
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this was the dancing we did growing up in the mountains its called CLOGGING
OKAYY THIS IS TO jpw111784
THOSE HILLBILLES YOUR TALKIN ABOUT IS MY GRANDPA AND MY GREAT UNCLES !!
SO YOU NEED TO WATCH IT !!
THATS HOW THEY WHERE RAISED THATS WHAT THEY GREW UP WITH !!
IM SORRY THEY DIDNT HAVE ALL THE FINE, HIGH RITZY SHIT YOU PROBABLY HAD !!
NaKayla7418 3 years ago 3
High 5 NaKayla! And in one more response to jpw.. Ya just can't understand maybe what it was like for southern people living in the hills many years ago.. before all of our time. Bet yur sweet bippy Loretta Lynn danced to this music growing up in Butcher Holler.
Laura7952 3 years ago
It's tradition of a past gone by and I think it's great that people can keep it going so as not to forget the past. It's a historical festival, in my opinion.. all in the name of fun and raising money for the crippled children that The Shriners take care of.
Laura7952 3 years ago 2
Maybe ya have to have some roots in the southern states in order to appreciate it? I just found the fact that the dancing of the past isn't totally lost and that people still know how to do it, just tickled the heck out of me! I can sit and watch it all day long. lol
Laura7952 3 years ago 4
i really need to know.......is this a joke?
jpw111784 3 years ago
No joke! Just a lot of fun and a tribute to the old days and how it used to be. I love it! It's a part of a hillbilly's history.. ya know? 8-)
Laura7952 3 years ago