Who says it ever died? Stomp has been touring for years *g*
I'd say from the music and the movements, those gals are influenced more by Flamenco than tap. And that bellydance shimmy-off in the first third? Priceless!
The tapping is meant to be part of the percussion in a performance that includes it.
The part that made me giggle a bit was "from Omaha", not a place most think of as a source of culture, unless they remember Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom.
Anyway, both that clip and the one in the reply are amusing.
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Who says it ever died?
Stomp has been touring for years *g*
I'd say from the music and the movements, those gals are influenced more by Flamenco than tap.
And that bellydance shimmy-off in the first third? Priceless!
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The part that made me giggle a bit was "from Omaha", not a place most think of as a source of culture, unless they remember Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom.
Anyway, both that clip and the one in the reply are amusing.
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Also, tap dancing on roller skates
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