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The hand jive originated in the United States in the 1940s, primarily among African American communities. It became popularized through its association with rock and roll music, particularly in the film "Grease" where it was featured prominently. The dance involves a series of hand movements and claps that are rhythmic and often performed to upbeat music. Over time, it has influenced various dance styles and remains a fun, nostalgic dance form.
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What were 1950s dances like?
many people did the jitterbug or the hand jive.
Who and when did the jive start?
the jive originated from the rock and roll music in the 1950's!
When did jive dance begin?
United states inthe 1930s
Which dances were popular in the 1950's?
swing dancing, the twist and the jive were very popular
What reality show contest involves contestants competing to the beat at the Paso Doble Quickstep and Jive?
Dancing With The Stars
What country did the hand jive originate in?
the hand jive was originated in America -new york
Who does the hand jive represent?
the hand jive represents Elvis Presley after his death which is very devastating
Who sang hand jive?
somebody
Who invented the hand jive?
johnny otis
What rhymes with bee hive?
HAnd jive
Who sings the song hand jive?
the beatles
Is hand jive a 1950s dance move?
Yes.
Who is the McDonald's hand jive girl?
daniel tosh with a wig
What are late 1950's dance moves?
the jive hand jive bop the stroll slow dancing-fox trotThe Twist
What year did Bo Diddley record Hand Jive?
Bo Diddley never recorded the song, "Hand Jive." It was first recorded by Johnny Otis in 1958 then covered by numerous groups, including Eric Clapton in the mid-70s. The "beat" called the Hand Jive is comprised of elements of the "Bo Diddley Beat," which is why there is sometimes confusion.
What were 1950s dances like?
many people did the jitterbug or the hand jive.
What 1974 Clapton song was?
I shot the sheriff willie and the hand jive
