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Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Dancing With the Stars: Night 1 Recap


Last night was the season premiere of Dancing with the Stars 7. Since I missed the first half hour or so, I didn't catch a few of the performances by celebrities such as Toni Braxton and Cody Linley. However, I was able to make a few observations from night 1:

  • Brooke Burke has an amazing body for a woman who's had 4 kids. Although there is video evidence that suggests she had one, I didn't notice whether or not she had a dance partner.
  • Jeffrey Ross' ass is going home first and deservedly so. Although his dancing was lackluster, I will miss his sense of humor.
  • Lance Bass is a damn good study. I had heard that there was reluctance to let him join N'SYNC because of his less-than dancing ability (last night he even mentioned that he was the worst dancer in the group). However, he and his partner turned in one of the best performances of the night.
  • 82 year old Cloris Leachman is playing the role of "bawdy old broad" to the hilt. I hope that she sticks around in the competition for awhile.
  • After watching Ted McGinley in his tuxedo, I learned that a window store dummy can do the Foxtrot.
  • Ex-NFL defensive tackle Warren Sapp has some pretty decent moves for a guy in the "3 bill" range. When he met his partner (Kym Johnson) for the first time, he chuckled as if to say, "dancing with you is gonna way more fun than banging and bruising with 300 lb offensive linemen."
The competition continues tonight at 9 pm EST.

The You Tube player below contains the rehearsal footage and full performances of Brooke Burke and Warren Sapp.

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Dancing With the Stars Recap

For a variety of reasons (sleep, MNF, etc.), I've been slacking on my DWTS viewing over the past couple of weeks. However, I was able to catch most of Monday's episode. Here is a brief summary:

* I am a sucker for watching dancing from the 1940s and 1950s, so Brooke Burke and Derek Hough's rendition of the jitterbug was my favorite moments of the evening. What made it even more impressive is that Derek didn't know how to do the jitterbug so he had to go online and print up instructions for him and Brooke to go through. The two of them in sync with one another and having loads of fun. Then again, how could you do the jitterbug and not have fun?

* Speaking of in sync, former boy bander Lance Bass took a spill during his and partner Lacey Schwimmer's performance of the West Coast Swing. Unfortunately I missed it because I was fixing some pancakes (more on that in an upcoming post). Host Tom Bergeron said that Lance did make a nice recovery though.

* Warren Sapp continues to impress everyone with his fancy footwork. I didn't catch it until rewatching the segment on You Tube, but during the interview segment Warren said in regards to partner Kym Johnson's dance teaching, "It's simple. Just go in the room and do what she asks me to do." When hearing that quote I'm like Prince circa 1980... I have a "Dirty Mind".

* Although it wasn't the best performance of the night, Toni Braxton and Alec Mazo didn't deserve to get the boot this week. They danced the West Coast Swing to the song "The Way You Make Me Feel". Since it is an MJ tune, Toni and Alec threw a little bit of The Moonwalk into their choreography. Unfortunately, Judge Bruno Tonioli didn't care too much for that part of the performance. But come on, it's almost mandatory that you do The Moonwalk to 80s era MJ music.

The player below includes the performances of both Brooke/Derek and Toni/Alec.


Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Final Results of the Recent DWTS Poll

With just over 1/3 of the vote, former NSYNC member Lance Bass was chosen as the celeb most likely to win it all in the upcoming season of Dancing With the Stars. It looks like a little Olympian goodwill goes a long way as volleyball gold medalist Misty May Treanor came in 2nd place with 16%. At least one voter wanted to see 3rd place finisher Toni Braxton walk away with the title or at least stay around long enough to wear some skimpy outfits. No argument from me.

On the low end of the poll, there were a trio of stars who didn't receive any votes (former sprinter Maurice Greene, stand-up comic Jeffrey Ross, and actress Cloris Leachman). Of the three, I have a feeling that Jeffrey will get voted off the island first (oops! wrong reality show). Although she's 82 years old, I expect Cloris to surprise some people and at least survive through the first few rounds.

Here are the final results:

Lance Bass- 35 %
Misty May Treanor- 16 %
Toni Braxton- 12%
Brooke Burke- 9%
Susan Lucci and Warren Sapp- 6%
Rocco DiSpirito, Kim Kardashian, Cody Linley and Ted McGinley-3%
Cloris Leachman, Jeffrey Ross, and Maurice Greene- 0%

Sunday, September 8, 2013

The Retro Mix Playlist for 9/7/13

Show Theme: 60s Dance Party

6 pm hour

The Twist- Chubby Checker
Shimmy Like Kate- The Olympics
The Locomotion- Little Eva
Gimme' Some Lovin'- The Spencer Davis Group
Do the Clam- Elvis Presley
Can You Jerk Like Me- The Contours
Save the Last Dance for Me- The Drifters
The Madison Time- The Ray Bryant Combo
Mashed Potato Time- Dee Dee Sharp
Shake and Fingerpop- Jr. Walker & the All-Stars

On the Flip Side #1:
Any Dance'll Do- The Rascals (B-side to A Ray of Hope)

Wooly Bully- Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs
Twistin' Postman- The Marvelettes
Do the New Continental- The Dovells
Having a Party- Sam Cooke
Bird Dance Beat- The Trashmen
The Wah-Watusi- The Orlons
Let's Have a Party- The Rivieras
Papa's Got a Brand New Bag- James Brown
Going to a Go Go- The Miracles

7 pm hour

Dance to the Music- Sly & the Family Stone
Let's Dance On- The Monkees
Let's Twist Again- Chubby Checker
These Boots Are Made for Walkin'- Nancy Sinatra
Don't Fight It- Wilson Pickett
The Monkey Time- Major Lance
Come Dance with Me- Jay & the Americans
Sugar Sugar- The Archies
The Horse- Cliff Nobles & Co.
Dance, Dance, Dance- The Beach Boys
Shake- Otis Redding

On the Flip Side #2:
The Majestic- Dion (B-side to The Wanderer)

Let's Dance- Chris Montez
The Jerk- The Larks
Dancin' Slow- Martha & the Vandellas
Nobody but Me- The Human Beinz
Foot Stompin- The Flares
Do You Believe in Magic- The Lovin' Spoonful
Hitch It to the Horse- The Fantastic Johnny C
Cool Jerk- The Capitols
Little Child- The Beatles
The 81- Candy & the Kisses

8 pm hour

Baby Workout- Jackie Wilson
Ride Your Pony- Lee Dorsey
Keep on Dancing- The Gentrys
Gravy (For My Mashed Potatoes)- Dee Dee Sharp
C'mon & Swim- Bobby Freeman
The Matador- Major Lance
Do You Wanna Dance- The Mamas & the Papas
The Roach- Gene & Wendell
Marvin Gaye- Hitch Hike
Twisting the Night Away- Sam Cooke
Shake a Tail Feather- James & Bobby Purify
Little Latin Lupe Lu- The Righteous Brothers
Barefootin'- Robert Parker
Hide and Go Seek- Bunker Hill
Hey Jean, Hey Dean- Dean & Jean
At the Scene- The Dave Clark Five
Quarter to Three-Gary "U.S." Bonds
Dance on Little Girl- Paul Anka
Jenny Take a Ride- Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels
Can Your Monkey Do the Dog- Rufus Thomas
Land of 1000 Dances- Wilson Pickett

The Retro Mix Video of the Week: Hitch Hike by Marvin Gaye

 
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