To watch them move with speed, balance and grace barefooted in the dirt is just magnificent.
In many African villages girls reaching the age of marriage, practiced their dance styles in hopes of finding the “men of their dreams” at the special ceremonies.
We have followed the history of this spectacular artform to North America, where this individual spectacularity hit fame and fortune, when Bill Robinson, became the world’s most celebrated tap dancer. He died in 1949, age 71.
Eubie Blake, one of America’s A list jazz pianists had an association with Tap dancing. So would you be surprised if on December 18th, 2025, JAZZ and TAP had a reunion, at the EUBIE BLAKE CENTER, in Baltimore Maryland?
Yep! CLICK, CLICK, CLIKETY CLACK!!!
