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Looking all over at different dancers and moves...even though the thumbnail is tiny, I can INSTANTLY spot Erin Stevens!

great job!

Erin Stevens still teaches at Pasadena Ballroom in California! Wonderful teacher to learn from as well

It is Frankie Manning!!! This came across my feed, how fantastic!! It's a pleasure and privilege to learn from a legend!!!

This video was shot in the mid 1990’s not 70s.

I've been looking for this video ever since it happened. Thank you so much! PS: This is the guy in the gorilla suit.

This video is actually not from the 1970's. Erin Stevens & Steve Mitchell first met Frankie in 1986 and convinced him to come out of retirement. I was lucky to benefit from this. Frankie!!

Frankie's suit is fly.

You guys are awesome 👍😎 teachers of the dance 🩰.

Great video! Just wish you’d shown a little more of the ‘finished product’ perhaps with some more simple embellishments.

Thank you for sharing, I'm fabulously going to keep dancing,liked the stages of the video and how the moves was broken down,thank you so much.🎶🍀🎶you got me dancing 🎶🤸🎶

I use basically the exact same system for teaching WCS.

This is great. Thanks!

This is from an instructional video released in 1995 - definitely not the 70s!

Thanks, but the gymnasium echo messes with my ears. If you were doing your instruction in a room with acoustical ceiling panels, it would be very easy to understand you. Thanks.

What an old fashion gentleman style!! Thank you for your sharing.

Lmaooo I’m like the ppl watching from outside

it is an amazing plastics in such an age

This is precious.

I’ve always had trouble with this step because I have trouble with the idea that if the lead doesn’t move out of the way, I will hurt him. Most of the leads at the ballroom I dance in are small, while I am 6 foot and large framed from sports.

Fun to watch ! You two are great instructors

Beautiful

Beautiful

WoW, the REAL Sultan of Swing

he's amazing

I, Walter Dill (Seattle's Living Traditions Dance), produced these videos in 1994 just after Frankie's 80th birthday. We sold them world-wide until 2004 or so. These included Lindy Hop 1, 2, 3, Shim Sham and a documentary called Swingin' at the Savoy, which doesn't appear to be on UA-cam. They were shot in Seattle in a set we built in the Ballard Oddfellows Hall. Erin Stevens was the person who initially brought Frankie back into the dance world and is a superb instructor so was perfect for partnering Frankie. Rosemary Langford, who at the time was in our dance classes and a producer at Seattle's KIRO TV, coordinated all the video production and did the editing. Frankie's actual favorite tunes were not economically feasible to license, so we hired jazz pianist, Barney McClure, and a drummer to create tunes reasonably close to Frankie's favorites. It appears all the copies of these videos on UA-cam have eliminated the credits. Many others were involved. To find the other videos, look for the same background behind Erin and Frankie. Walter (DillUhlsional.com)

what version of shiny stockings was it at the end?

Sweet. Erin Stevens first rediscovered Frankie Manning and brought him back into his Lindy Hop , no?

really enjoy your videos but the audio is woeful; may need head mikes or subtitles, thanks

Ended with a caveman mating carry.

like the idea but the sound is woeful, all the best

So smooth!

How smooth!!!

Terrific! I loved watching them put it all together to music. Graceful and nice to watch.

1980’s

I loved the recap at the end while you were dancing with music. I don't think any other videos use this format so when you have to practice by yourself it's trans-formative to getting the technique and counts. Thank you for the great lesson!

These steps are incredibly beyond me, but I watched the whole video simply because of your teaching style. Great chemistry and teamwork!

Thanks

Brilliant. Thank you. May I have the suit when you are finished with it?

The video was from 1995.

Best swingout video lesson I have seen so far. And man.... the STYLE that cat has!

Well, I wasn't looking for him specifically, just looking for "swing out" lessons, but men! learning swing outs directly from Frankie Manning it's a honor and a pleasure. Thank you for sharing! Erin Stevens is amazing too!

Sooo good!!!!! Where can I find more of them? So clear!!!

Post more vids pllz great stuff

Nice! I realy like style of dancing and explanation.

Wonderful!

This looks like such a great drill! But how do you keep the 'pull' on 1 from making the follow think it's an inside/ outside turn? Is this something you can try in social dancing? Thanks so much for your videos!

At 2:49 I feel like that's a pose we should all be doing in our breaks.