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SO sorry. That was back in 2012. Our show teams all broke up and I don't know who has any of their cue sheet anymore. You might find something by Googling is all I can think of.

The choreographer and performers are all listed above. Not sure what you mean by artist.

Artist: who is playing the music - name of group playing the music, etc - thanks!

@@guylainecaron2502 It's a CD we're dancing to. So sorry, don't know who has the CD, nor do I know who the band was. This was 14 years ago.

SO sorry - 13 years ago! Don't have any of my cue sheets anymore.

Appalachian Clogging is an offshoot of Irish Step Dancing. This is clogging, but not the Appalachian style which is more energetic.

@@DubletoeDancer thanks for your reply 🙏 I'm from Massachusetts so this is kind of foreign to us haha. As I get older I have become interested more in American culture. Deeper south/Appalachia/Midwest is interesting and lovely.

@@dinasar_ Thanks, Sarah. Clogging is a blast, especially Appalachian! If you're young enough that your knees can handle it. I quit only because I started having knee pains and I didn't want knee surgery.

Thank you, Dorothy. Golly, I'd forgotten about this. Gonna try to get it as my featured number.

Triplets I think.

Thanks,Mandy! One of my favs too. It sure was FUN. But at 77, I can't do Appalachian anymore!

Thanks Nicole! That was a really fun show.

BTW, this was in 2010. We did it twice that night. The first time is #5 on this playlist. There was a glitch in the CD so after our last number, we decided to repeat Twist & Shout again. But the glitch was still there, ON the CD itself. Don’t know about the rest of them, but I didn’t know if I was going to make it to the end of the song I was so exhausted.😳🤣

​ @@DubletoeDancerI think you girls handle that glitch gracefully ! You got standing ovation ! =)

@@Nicoleclog😁I think most audiences will root extra hard for you when something like that happens. It was sweet🤗

It's okay, the square belongs to "the people". This was not a "paid" show; just one of the many dance teams here that got up did their thing🥰

Thank you❣️ That's Pete Bronzi and we're in The Villages, FL. - Geezerville🤪

@@DubletoeDancer Very cool! Were any of the players in the harmonica bands of the past?

@@BoazKimMusic I'm pretty sure John Mooney and Pete Bronzi were, but would have to check with them to be sure. Certainly Phil Caltabellotta was. You may know him, or OF him. He is a master harmonica player and plays all over town here. You can hear some of his solos in this same album "Harmonica". Titles: "Tenderly", "Mood Indigo", "Sophisticated Lady", "When Sunny Gets Blue", "There Will Never Be Another You", "Misty" "Polka Dots...", "Anthropology", "Easy Living", "Over The Rainbow"

@@DubletoeDancer Very cool to hear that John and Pete were in some of those bands. I have heard a lot about Phil and I have seen videos of his. He's really a fantastic player and I think he's 100%, "plays by ear." I look forward to seeing more videos of this harmonica club. :).

@@BoazKimMusic You're absolutely right; Phil never learned to read music. Started at a very young age and learned by heart. He's a phenomenon! He plays at restaurants with either a pianist or guitarist, with a jazz group, a monthly showcase, a swing band, an acoustic band, for private clubs, and country clubs in and around The Villages. Doesn't leave much time for anything else🎶

🤔That would never work in The Villages😜

Many thanks, Bryce❣️

Thank you kindly, Emiliano😊