Die Musikbar mit der Plattenküche

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(1963/Polydor) Original 4track EP 21 623 EPH​ STRICT TEMPO DANCING Side A: TRUMPET BLUES (James) WOODCHOPPER’S BALL (Bishop-Herman) Side B: BIG STRONG MADISON (Pagano) MADISON 62 (Pagano) MAX GREGER’S DANCE ORCHESTRA JIVE and MADISON It is often asked why current novelty dances are not accepted a…

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(1963/Polydor) Original 4track EP 21 623 EPH​ STRICT TEMPO DANCING Side A: TRUMPET BLUES (James) WOODCHOPPER’S BALL (Bishop-Herman) Side B: BIG STRONG MADISON (Pagano) MADISON 62 (Pagano) MAX GREGER’S DANCE ORCHESTRA JIVE and MADISON It is often asked why current novelty dances are not accepted as competition dances. Quite apart from the fact that a novelty dance is seldom suitable for competition work because of the lack of attractive steps and would thus appear uninteresting on the dance floor, most couples just would not have the time to include more dances in their programme and polish their performances to a world championship standard. There are, of course, couples who make specialities out of these dances and practise them as show dances which they then perform to the great delight of all the spectators. It is here that Max Greger’s Dance Orchestra is particularly popular, for both Max and the boys in his band understand the art of crea-ting the right musical atmosphere for such novelty per-formances, and the „Greger“ competition programme always includes Madison. Twist and Jive. JIVE & MADISON This Long Play Microgroove Record can be played only on 45 RPM instruments with a cartridge with microsaphire which puts a pressure of about 8-10 grammes on the record or with a special stereo cartridge of 5-6 grammes. — Printed in Germany —

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