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EAST COAST SWING
What does Swing sound like?
East Coast Swing is one of the most exciting partner dances you will ever learn! This dance is frequently referred to as Triple Step swing.

East Coast Swing is a circular, rotating dance that has many wraps, tunnels, and turns. Since this is a quick dance, the steps should be small and light.

East Coast Swing is a versatile dance suitable for both the ballroom and the bar room. With a wide range of music to choose from you can swing to almost anything.

Swing music is written in 4/4 time with a tempo of 145-170 beats per minute.

Some examples of East Coast Swing music are listed below:
Music Examples  
Song Title Artist
Chain of Fools Aretha Franklin
Come Go with Me The Del Vikings
Dance to the Music Sly & The Family Stone
Dancing in the Streets Martha & The Vanellas
Girls Just Want to Have Fun Cyndi Lauper
I'm Tore Down Eric Clapton
Let The Good Times Roll (Live) B.B. King
Little Deuce Coupe The Beach Boys
Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett
Some Kind of Wonderful Grand Funk Railroad
Soul Man Sam & Dave
The Wanderer The Belmonts
Two More Bottles of Wine Emmy Lou Harris
Rockin' Pneumonia Johnny Rivers
Stuck in the Middle With You Steeler's Wheel
True Love Vince Gill
Brand New Day Sting
Can't Stop This Thing We Started Bryan Adams
Gloria Shadows of Knight or The Doors
Jealous Again The Black Crowes
Basic East Coast
Swing Steps

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