Jazzgirl1920s dances to Hot Tamale Man from a performance in a History Of Jazz Class

Me dancing to "Here Comes The Hot Tamale Man" by Doc Cook and His Dreamland Orchestra from a performance in a Jazz History Class at CSUN college.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Jazzgirl1920s
• Doc
• Cook
• Hot
• Tamale
• Man
• Flappers
• Charleston
• Jazz
• Age

[bixchick007]

Thanks darlin', you're the real deal! I'm so tired of these Lindy hoppers and their bogus interpretations of the 20's. Nice to see another chica who knows her 20's music.

[jazzgirl1920s]

Thanks for the compliment on my dancing. I appreciate it. I try to do 1920's dancing as authentically as possible.

[Vegavox]

The Savannah Serenaders would barely look at their music stands if you would dance in front of us!

[jazzgirl1920s]

To dance with your band would be a great honor as you are fantastic musicians playing the real thing. Dancing with your band would inspire me to new heights.

[Squarerig]

So the twenties have not ended then?Thank god for that!

[tahoeshgrl]

Here, here! I keep seeing butchered versions of the Black Bottom, Charleston and they just "aint got that swing". Jazzgirl, you have completely captured the essence of the real dance, right down to the rhythm in your feet and the swing of your arms. Hooray!

[Andulusian]

What FUN!

[bsharp2222]

OUTSTANDING...!!!!!!

[jhanajc]

Bravo! What great dancing!

[jazzgirl1920s]

Thanks for the compliment. The recording I used by Cook's Dreamland Orchestra of Here Comes The Hot Tamale Man was one of the first 78's I found in a salvation army store when I was a kid. It was an old Columbia label 78.

[lt059]

Doubtful that any of the faculty members at the college I attended could dance like that.

[Soulnik]

That is some my-t-fine dancin' skills you got there.