Jitterbug Soundie
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Keep Punchin Jitterbug Contestby twobarbreak114,471 views- 0:39
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Harry The Hipster SOUNDIEby RhythmJunkie12,280 views
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Sugar Hill Masqueradeby alminns8,729 views
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Jitterbug History featuring Whitey's Lindy Hoppersby CineGraphic17,443 views
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Soundie: Southland Swingby CineGraphic42,852 views
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Jitterbug's swing at Club Imperial * St.Louis 1959by RhythmJunkie290,615 views
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Sugar Sullivanby twobarbreak14,280 views
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Inside The Savoy 2by crackedoreo1,251 views
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Harvest Moon Ball & Savoy clipsby 7roach3,527 views
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Charleston Craze of 1925: Yes Sir, That's My Baby - Coon-Sanders Nighthawk Orchestraby 24025285,913 views
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More St.Louis Jitterbugby RhythmJunkie10,180 views
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rotary swingby twobarbreak15,315 views
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Leon James swingn' @ the Savoyby RhythmJunkie19,203 views
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Ken Curtis sings, The Caisson Songby Quidamkid9,839 views
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Noble Sissle and His Orchestraby chas639,474 views
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swingin in the grooveby twobarbreak22,901 views
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Swing Shift Swingby twobarbreak40,584 views
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zoot jitter bugby calimusicfeind40,180 views
Hey does anyone know the name of the musical piece being used here? It also shows up in the June Taylor Dancers Soundie that is posted all over the Internet under the title "Jiveroo." It's a hot song -- but I've never been able to identify it and find the recording.
BTW, it's worth adding -- the announcer certainly sounds like Jim Backus, who would have been the right age for this clip.
eriks74342 1 month ago
Whitey's Lindy Hoppers, the fabulous, athletic, joyful display of rhythm and gymnastic dancing EVER. To compare these artists to bugs of ANY kind is outmoded, like the voiceover. Skip the racism and enjoy the dancing.
TheJazzPoetAmy 10 months ago
I want more! This seems to be cut!
gregoryagogo 2 years ago
according to al minns jitterbug was actually a term used to describe someone that couldnt dance swing properly.... i found that to be pretty intresting
spookynegro 2 years ago
These are (most likely) Whitey's Lindyhoppers from Harlem. The dancing is identical in style to that in the swing dancing clip from "Helzapoppin."
sandaglad 4 years ago