附註:100年度教育部購置教學研究相關圖書儀器及設備計畫.
Collective title from disc menu.
Episode title on pt. 1 label: Jazz dance from the turn of the century to 1950.
Subtitle on pt. 2 (disc 3): "a survey of 100 years of social dance created by Black Americans."
Disc 3 is numbered pt. 3; has pt. 2 on title screen.
Originally produced in 1987 as a 5-hour documentary.
disc 1. Jazz dance from turn of the century 'til 1950 (44 min.) -- disc 2. Savoy Ballroom of Harlem, 1950's (34 min.) -- disc 3. pt. 2: Postwar era, 1950-1975 (40 min.).
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摘要:Jazz dance from the turn of the century to 1950: "Filmed at the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem in the 1950s, Part 1 features demonstrations of ragtime and jazz dances by well-known artists at the Savoy, including James Berry, Pepsi Bethel, Teddy Brown, Sandra Gibson, Leon James, Al Minns and Frankie Manning. Dances in Part 1 include the Cakewalk, Charleston, Black Bottom, Suzie Q, Shake Blues, Gutbucket Blues, Trunky Doo, Big Apple, and some aerial Lindy Hop"--Container. , Savoy Ballroom of Harlem, 1950s: "Part 2 features footage of dancing by the general public ... [including] Al Minns and Leon James. Dances in Part 2 include Bebop, Lindy, Shim Sham, Charleston, and an aerial Lindy contest for the Harvest Moon Ball Championships"--Container. , Postwar era: "Filmed at P.S. 28 (Brooklyn) and at the Palladium (New York), Part 3 features dances from the 'Bebop Era'. Dances in Part 3 include the Flying Harlem Home Style, Bebop improvisations, the Mambo and an Applejack Challenge. Prominent dancers in Part 3 include Teddy Brown, Sugar Sullivan, Jack Asquiew, Leroy Appens, Tandaleo and Jackie"--Container.
