Line Dancing, African American Style

Angie Lewis, one of Baltimore’s dance promoters.

It is one of those things that is inherently European, that in America, seeped into county western bars and clubs.

While in the polka and the waltz, the steps had rhythm, but no heavy beat. With the coming of age of Jazz and Rhythm and Blues, “line dancing had moves where “hips” not only “feet do the talking”,

One of Baltimore’s prominent Disc Jockeys, RANDY DENNIS, has moved from behind the microphone and turntables, to the dance floor as a line dance instructor.

That same night on the floor was this Guy: Isiah Lewis.

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