Used to live in his house in Long Island, a lot of fun and a lot of history learned from him. Dinah Fletcher, (widow of Wilby Fletcher, Jr.-jazz drummer)
Whatever happened to him? I'm a HUGE showbiz fan of that era, but I never heard of him. I know his contemporaries, Sammy, the Nicholas Brothers, the Step Brothers, Peg Leg Bates, even Teddy Hale,,,,,,,,
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Amazing . . . break dancing long before it was coined . . .
I'm very proud to say that Buck was my very good friend!
Has he passed on? I know he was born in 1929, so he'd be in his 90s.
Awesome talent from K.C. Missouri. Mr. Buckner was actually "break dancing" in 1955.....
Fabulous Tappin' ! 🎶💕
THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING THIS!!!!! PLEASE KEEP IT UP
Very entertaining!
Used to live in his house in Long Island, a lot of fun and a lot of history learned from him.
Dinah Fletcher, (widow of Wilby Fletcher, Jr.-jazz drummer)
Wilby was a great player and a great guy. We worked together a lot. I'm Julian Pressley, saxophonist. God Bless Wilby's memory.
I lived in the last house across the street. Growing up Mr. Buckner would let us kids swim in the pool when his grandchildren came to visit.
@@lelabrooks04his grand daughter is my mom 🥹❤
Excellent. Thank you for this.
Got your response, thanks for all the info. This guy was great
GREAT!
Well well here are early break dancing moves! But i thought others created it lol ? I love my people have evidence of our innovations
Whatever happened to him? I'm a HUGE showbiz fan of that era, but I never heard of him. I know his contemporaries, Sammy, the Nicholas Brothers, the Step Brothers, Peg Leg Bates, even Teddy Hale,,,,,,,,
@kdgfg Why, because this guy could tap dance across water?
wow! jesus would be proud!
Not achievable by mere mortals.