Billie Jean - Charleston Style

No description available.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• charleston
• mj
• michael
• jackson
• billie
• jean
• lindy
• hop
• style
• 1920's
• flappers

[Hellof7]

It's an honour for MJ to get the original changed. Music+dance match because of the regular rhythms and because the origins of the MJ-dance style are in the twenties if I'm not mistaken. Wonderful tribute! :)

[fotografico]

Exactly!  Thank you!!

[italianchappy]

No.

I like you dancing the true one.

[fotografico]

Thanks for your opinion on the original - I think it's also fun to see how many songs match up to the dance, which is what I did here with one of MJ's songs.

[italianchappy]

Now I regret of having written the comment, but it was what I was feeling at the moment. Indeed I like very much the Charleston, and not this music.

And you girls were terrific at dancing it.

As we say here: De gustibus non disputandum est

[fotografico]

Thanks! No worries. I am for sure keeping the original on youtube as I realize that many people enjoy watching it. :)

[pl225]

no, no, no

[Lusienable]

Ciao come stai? spero al massimo, fatti sentire e un bel po che non pubblichi video.

Ti abbraccio.

[sitllthnik]

ummm i kno MJ was directly influenced by funk styles since he was taught by the electric boogaloos, which was later on. but i guess the charleston did help pave the way for alot of the dances that came later.

[bierschinken1]

i love you.. to sweet. : )

[arsoys]

This is well caught!

The point is not only that the Charleston beat became one of the standard pop rhythms of the next century, but that all modern disco dancing really goes back to the flapping.