Let's Dance! 2/15/2013 (Page Three)
(February 15th, 2013) Last Updated: 09/11/2019 10:38:AM
The Sam Conti Band Was Simply Great!
Did You Know? -
Sam's Band is a collaboration of seasoned professionals featuring Sam Conti on drums, vocals, trumpet, Boyd Garrison on keyboard/vocals and Dave
Victorino on sax/flute.
The band has performed at numerous venues throughout Southern California presenting a musical collage of jazz, swing, line, ballroom, country, rock, blues, latin, Broadway and encourages requests. From romantic ballads to rockin' dance music, the selection (and volume) will always be appropriate for the party.
Visiting Continues And Dessert Is On The Way
Donnis and Herb share a giggle or two
"Who? Me?"
Announcements From Our Veep
Reading from prepared notes.....
Oh oh.... Someone is NOT paying attention
Al got a cellphone upgrade... It now has a camera
Thumbs up!
Kathy Berg
Ah ha.... The photograph returns! Do you remember the challenge from
Page One??
Red, white and blue... Love the colors
Ladies In Red
Did You Know? - "The Lady in Red" is a song by Irish-British artist Chris de Burgh. It was released in June 1986 as the second single from the album Into the Light. The song was a big hit and reached the number one position in Canada, the UK, Ireland, the Flanders region of Belgium, and Norway. It also reached number three in the United States.
Cindy
Terry
Carolyn
The Dancers Are Circling... That Means.... Mixer!
Circling the wagons.... No, the dancers...
The music stops and the dancing begins
Sam provides the directions...
How does that sone go.... "I even saw a man dance with his wife!"
Remember Chicago?
Chicago, Chicago, that toddling town
Chicago, Chicago, I'll show you around, I love it
Bet your bottom dollar, you'll lose the blues in Chicago
Chicago, the town that Billy Sunday couldn't shut down
On State Street, that great street, I just want to say
They do things that they don't do on Broadway
They have the time, the time of their life
I saw a man, he danced with his wife in Chicago
Chicago, my home town
Chicago, Chicago, that toddling town
Chicago, Chicago, I'll show you around, I love it
Bet your bottom dollar, you'll lose the blues in Chicago
Chicago, the town that Billy Sunday could not shut down
On State Street, that great street, I just want to say
They do things that they never do on Broadway, say
They have the time, the time of their life
I saw a man and he danced with his wife in Chicago
Chicago, Chicago that's my home town
Guests Craig and Marianne
Polka dot time
Did You Know? - An early recorded use of the term "polka dot" appeared in 1854 in The Yale literary magazine, Volume 122, Page 7. The pattern shares its name with the dance form, making one suspect there is a connection linking the pattern to the dance. However, the name was likely settled upon merely because of the dance's popularity at the time the pattern became fashionable. Many other products and fashions of the era also adopted the polka name.
Dori and Jim after a great tune.....
Paul and Sue head for the dance floor.... Sans camera!
Reds everywhere
Rock and roll.... The only way to go!
We also have serious conversations
All smiles! You light up the room
Yes... They get to sit out one dance!
"The winner!"
"The winner!"
Marianne and Craig hit the floor
Looking good
Jim and Jan demonstrate the proper way of twirling....
ATTENTION!!!
Oh no.... Time to go home ALREADY??
