Super Bowl Mambo

This is New Orleans! The Saints playing in the Super Bowl for the first time in its colorful history. Of course, there's got to be a musical way to celebrate this! Here's a YouTube video: can a line dance be far behind?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fGi1HRofsI

Join the Line King at Speakeasy Sports Bar Wednesdays

Advanced line dancing class meets every Wednesday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Speakeasy Sports Bar on Wiliams at Joe Yenni in Kenner. You can learn the latest hot dance steps and enjoy the company of fellow line dancing aficionados. And perhaps a drink or two, too! All this for only $10. Best value in town! For directions, point your browser to:
http://www.mapquest.com/mq/7-t2pywkiz

The Line King to Hold Court at Boomtown March. 27th

Join the Line King as he holds court (and leads the line dancing) at Boomtown Casino's Boomer's Nightclub starting at 8 p.m. How to get there? Click on the logo below for directions from MapQuest:

The Line King is Front-Page Material in New Orleans' Leading Newspaper

Our fearless leader, Dave Sepulveda, appears on the front page of the Times-Picayune today, Jan. 18th, 2010. Here is a link to the article:

http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/2010/01/post_256.html

In said article, Dave is described as "line dance king" and that he "helped popularize line dancing in south Louisiana."

I think Dave is worth what he gets from the City of Kenner, don't you think?

Greeting the New Year by Looking Back: Line Dancing History

Happy New Year 2010 to all line dancing aficionados!

In my native Philippines, there is a saying that roughly translated goes like this: "Those who do not acknowledge where they have been will not arrive at their destination."

Ever wonder where and how line dancing originated? I found the following article and would like to share it here as a way of welcoming the new year (nay, the new decade!). Enjoy the article:

http://www.roots-boots.net/ldance/history.html