The Family Stone itself never thought very highly of Dance to the Music while they were recording it; its existence was the result of CBS executive Clive Davis' request for Sly Stone to make his sound more pop friendly. To appease his employer, Sly developed a formula for the band's recordings, which would still promote his visions of peace, brotherly love, and anti-racism while appealing to a wider audience. Most of the resulting Family Stone songs feature each lead singer in the band (Sly, Freddie Stone, Larry Graham, and newcomer Rose Stone) sharing the lead vocals by either singing them in unison or taking turns singing bars of each verse. In addition, the songs contained significant amounts of scat singing and prominent solos for each instrumentalist.
Notably, none of the band members particularly liked "Dance to the Music" when it was first recorded and released. The song, and the accompanying Dance to the Music LP, were made at the insistence of CBS Records executive Clive Davis, who wanted something more commercially viable than the band's 1967 LP, A Whole New Thing. Bandleader Sly Stone crafted a formula, blending the band's distinct psychedelic rock leanings with a more pop-friendly sound. The result was what saxophonistJerry Martini called "glorified Motown beats. 'Dance to the Music' was such an unhip thing for us to do."
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Dance To The Music (Radio Edit) · Dexter Troy
Dance To The Music
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Released on: 2023-08-31
Producer: Dexter Troy
Composer: Alexander Gazzola
Music Publisher: Mood Funk Records
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published: 30 Aug 2023
Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Murder On The Dancefloor
The official Murder On The Dancefloor music video. Taken from Sophie Ellis-Bextor – ‘Read My Lips’.
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published: 08 Aug 2017
Dexter: Trinity Killer Dance
Song is Eiffel 65 - Blue 2k9 (Gabry Ponte Remix)
published: 17 Nov 2009
Dexter Mayfield Choreography Reel
Choreography Reel for Dexter Mayfield.
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published: 02 Mar 2016
Kaycee Rice | Whine Up - Kat Deluna & Elephant | Dexter Carr Choreography
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Dancer: Kaycee Rice
Song: Whine Up
Artist: Kat Deluna & Elephant
Choreography: Dexter Carr
Location: Playground LA
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published: 20 May 2021
Dexter's Laboratory | Deedee's New Dance | Cartoon Network
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Past the vaulted doors lives the smartest boy the world has ever seen, Dexter, boy genius! He's constantly creating dazzling, world-saving inventions in his secret laboratory. His big sister Dee Dee frequently wrecks his experiments. However, he has bigger problems such as his nemesis, Mandark, his brilliant rival at Huber Elementary School. Mom and Dad, of course, have no idea what their little angel is up to.
published: 13 Oct 2017
Argentine Tango danced by Anthony Dexter and Patricia Medina in Valentino (1951)
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This is the full scene featuring the famous Argentine Tango from Valentino (1951), starring Anthony Dexter and Patricia Medina. Dexter, a virtual lookalike to the real Rudolph Valentino, was a dancer in real life. Unlike today's refined "ballroom tango," this tango makes use of a whip in the opening and closing moments, and Dexter is wearing real spurs. The original tango was often passionate and savage, and evolved in the barios of South America in the mid to late 1800s. It eventually became a ...
published: 04 Jan 2017
Dexter carr's choreography is just🔥😍 West Side - Ariana Grande | TikTok Dance Challenge #tutorial
published: 01 Apr 2024
Maddie Ziegler & Charlize - New Dances 07/10/2018 - choreography by Dexter Carr
published: 12 Oct 2018
YOU CAN DO IT // ALIYA JANELL & DEXTER CARR CHOREOGRAPHY
Derek & Sara got 1 HOUR TO RESPOND! ;)
Me & Aliya wanted to come together on a fun feel good video & this is what happened!
Directed: Rob Fish & Roux Media
Choreography: Aliya Janell & Dexter Carr
Music - You Can Do It by Ice Cube
P.S Who can spot the iconic dance move from an iconic movie! Comment below!
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Dance To The Music (Radio Edit) · Dexter Troy
Dance To The Music
℗ MONOSIDE
Released on: 2023-08-31
Producer: Dex...
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Dance To The Music (Radio Edit) · Dexter Troy
Dance To The Music
℗ MONOSIDE
Released on: 2023-08-31
Producer: Dexter Troy
Composer: Alexander Gazzola
Music Publisher: Mood Funk Records
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Dance To The Music (Radio Edit) · Dexter Troy
Dance To The Music
℗ MONOSIDE
Released on: 2023-08-31
Producer: Dexter Troy
Composer: Alexander Gazzola
Music Publisher: Mood Funk Records
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The official Murder On The Dancefloor music video. Taken from Sophie Ellis-Bextor – ‘Read My Lips’.
Available in 4K for the first time!
Stream the music of So...
The official Murder On The Dancefloor music video. Taken from Sophie Ellis-Bextor – ‘Read My Lips’.
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Music video by Sophie Ellis-Bextor performing Murder On The Dancefloor. (C) 2001 Polydor Ltd. (UK)
The official Murder On The Dancefloor music video. Taken from Sophie Ellis-Bextor – ‘Read My Lips’.
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Music video by Sophie Ellis-Bextor performing Murder On The Dancefloor. (C) 2001 Polydor Ltd. (UK)
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Dancer: Kaycee Rice
Song: Whine Up
Artist: Kat Deluna & Elephant
Choreography: Dexter Carr
Location: Playground LA
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Song: Whine Up
Artist: Kat Deluna & Elephant
Choreography: Dexter Carr
Location: Playground LA
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Past the vaulted doors lives the smartest boy the world has ever seen, Dexter, boy genius! He's constantly creating dazzling, world-saving inventions in his secret laboratory. His big sister Dee Dee frequently wrecks his experiments. However, he has bigger problems such as his nemesis, Mandark, his brilliant rival at Huber Elementary School. Mom and Dad, of course, have no idea what their little angel is up to.
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Past the vaulted doors lives the smartest boy the world has ever seen, Dexter, boy genius! He's constantly creating dazzling, world-saving inventions in his secret laboratory. His big sister Dee Dee frequently wrecks his experiments. However, he has bigger problems such as his nemesis, Mandark, his brilliant rival at Huber Elementary School. Mom and Dad, of course, have no idea what their little angel is up to.
Hope you enjoy this first clip. Other segments from The Ultimate Movies Broadcast Show are coming soon. With much more to come along the way, too - movies, new ...
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Review:
This is the full scene featuring the famous Argentine Tango from Valentino (1951), starring Anthony Dexter and Patricia Medina. Dexter, a virtual lookalike to the real Rudolph Valentino, was a dancer in real life. Unlike today's refined "ballroom tango," this tango makes use of a whip in the opening and closing moments, and Dexter is wearing real spurs. The original tango was often passionate and savage, and evolved in the barios of South America in the mid to late 1800s. It eventually became a popular salon dance in Victorian society.
No other tango sequence has matched the brilliant choreography found in this scene from the 1951 film. It has never yet been recreated for any other film or in live performance. The dancing part of the scene was likely filmed in one take, using a number of cameras for the angles and kinds of shots.
In mid-dance, Anthony Dexter as the gaucho appears to pull a few unrehearsed moves, and the surprise can clearly be seen on Patricia's face. As good a dancer as he was, Dexter was able to bring all the steps together with perfect timing, and they concluded the dance with another unique and original move, ending with a kiss.
The cast:
Anthony Dexter as Rudolph Valentino
Eleanor Parker as Joan Carlisle / Sarah Gray
Richard Carlson as William 'Bill' King
Patricia Medina as Lila Reyes
Joseph Calleia as Luigi Verducci
Dona Drake as Maria Torres
Lloyd Gough as Eddie Morgan
Otto Kruger as Mark Towers
The song, considered to be the tango of all tangos:
La Cumparsita
(Included on the film's soundtrack, released on LP.)
For better video viewing, choose a higher setting in Quality from the asterisk icon.
The film Valentino (1951) is in the public domain. The film clip/excerpt is used on a review basis on the style of tango featured. The complete film is offered for sale at lovingtheclassics.com and other online DVD shops.
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Review:
This is the full scene featuring the famous Argentine Tango from Valentino (1951), starring Anthony Dexter and Patricia Medina. Dexter, a virtual lookalike to the real Rudolph Valentino, was a dancer in real life. Unlike today's refined "ballroom tango," this tango makes use of a whip in the opening and closing moments, and Dexter is wearing real spurs. The original tango was often passionate and savage, and evolved in the barios of South America in the mid to late 1800s. It eventually became a popular salon dance in Victorian society.
No other tango sequence has matched the brilliant choreography found in this scene from the 1951 film. It has never yet been recreated for any other film or in live performance. The dancing part of the scene was likely filmed in one take, using a number of cameras for the angles and kinds of shots.
In mid-dance, Anthony Dexter as the gaucho appears to pull a few unrehearsed moves, and the surprise can clearly be seen on Patricia's face. As good a dancer as he was, Dexter was able to bring all the steps together with perfect timing, and they concluded the dance with another unique and original move, ending with a kiss.
The cast:
Anthony Dexter as Rudolph Valentino
Eleanor Parker as Joan Carlisle / Sarah Gray
Richard Carlson as William 'Bill' King
Patricia Medina as Lila Reyes
Joseph Calleia as Luigi Verducci
Dona Drake as Maria Torres
Lloyd Gough as Eddie Morgan
Otto Kruger as Mark Towers
The song, considered to be the tango of all tangos:
La Cumparsita
(Included on the film's soundtrack, released on LP.)
For better video viewing, choose a higher setting in Quality from the asterisk icon.
The film Valentino (1951) is in the public domain. The film clip/excerpt is used on a review basis on the style of tango featured. The complete film is offered for sale at lovingtheclassics.com and other online DVD shops.
Derek & Sara got 1 HOUR TO RESPOND! ;)
Me & Aliya wanted to come together on a fun feel good video & this is what happened!
Directed: Rob Fish & Roux Media
Ch...
Derek & Sara got 1 HOUR TO RESPOND! ;)
Me & Aliya wanted to come together on a fun feel good video & this is what happened!
Directed: Rob Fish & Roux Media
Choreography: Aliya Janell & Dexter Carr
Music - You Can Do It by Ice Cube
P.S Who can spot the iconic dance move from an iconic movie! Comment below!
Derek & Sara got 1 HOUR TO RESPOND! ;)
Me & Aliya wanted to come together on a fun feel good video & this is what happened!
Directed: Rob Fish & Roux Media
Choreography: Aliya Janell & Dexter Carr
Music - You Can Do It by Ice Cube
P.S Who can spot the iconic dance move from an iconic movie! Comment below!
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Dance To The Music (Radio Edit) · Dexter Troy
Dance To The Music
℗ MONOSIDE
Released on: 2023-08-31
Producer: Dexter Troy
Composer: Alexander Gazzola
Music Publisher: Mood Funk Records
Auto-generated by YouTube.
The official Murder On The Dancefloor music video. Taken from Sophie Ellis-Bextor – ‘Read My Lips’.
Available in 4K for the first time!
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Music video by Sophie Ellis-Bextor performing Murder On The Dancefloor. (C) 2001 Polydor Ltd. (UK)
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Dancer: Kaycee Rice
Song: Whine Up
Artist: Kat Deluna & Elephant
Choreography: Dexter Carr
Location: Playground LA
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Instagram: @kayceericeofficial
YouTube: @Kaycee Rice & @Kaycee Rice *Official Channel**
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Past the vaulted doors lives the smartest boy the world has ever seen, Dexter, boy genius! He's constantly creating dazzling, world-saving inventions in his secret laboratory. His big sister Dee Dee frequently wrecks his experiments. However, he has bigger problems such as his nemesis, Mandark, his brilliant rival at Huber Elementary School. Mom and Dad, of course, have no idea what their little angel is up to.
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Review:
This is the full scene featuring the famous Argentine Tango from Valentino (1951), starring Anthony Dexter and Patricia Medina. Dexter, a virtual lookalike to the real Rudolph Valentino, was a dancer in real life. Unlike today's refined "ballroom tango," this tango makes use of a whip in the opening and closing moments, and Dexter is wearing real spurs. The original tango was often passionate and savage, and evolved in the barios of South America in the mid to late 1800s. It eventually became a popular salon dance in Victorian society.
No other tango sequence has matched the brilliant choreography found in this scene from the 1951 film. It has never yet been recreated for any other film or in live performance. The dancing part of the scene was likely filmed in one take, using a number of cameras for the angles and kinds of shots.
In mid-dance, Anthony Dexter as the gaucho appears to pull a few unrehearsed moves, and the surprise can clearly be seen on Patricia's face. As good a dancer as he was, Dexter was able to bring all the steps together with perfect timing, and they concluded the dance with another unique and original move, ending with a kiss.
The cast:
Anthony Dexter as Rudolph Valentino
Eleanor Parker as Joan Carlisle / Sarah Gray
Richard Carlson as William 'Bill' King
Patricia Medina as Lila Reyes
Joseph Calleia as Luigi Verducci
Dona Drake as Maria Torres
Lloyd Gough as Eddie Morgan
Otto Kruger as Mark Towers
The song, considered to be the tango of all tangos:
La Cumparsita
(Included on the film's soundtrack, released on LP.)
For better video viewing, choose a higher setting in Quality from the asterisk icon.
The film Valentino (1951) is in the public domain. The film clip/excerpt is used on a review basis on the style of tango featured. The complete film is offered for sale at lovingtheclassics.com and other online DVD shops.
Derek & Sara got 1 HOUR TO RESPOND! ;)
Me & Aliya wanted to come together on a fun feel good video & this is what happened!
Directed: Rob Fish & Roux Media
Choreography: Aliya Janell & Dexter Carr
Music - You Can Do It by Ice Cube
P.S Who can spot the iconic dance move from an iconic movie! Comment below!
Provided to YouTube by Label Worx Limited
Dance To The Music (Radio Edit) · Dexter Troy
Dance To The Music
℗ MONOSIDE
Released on: 2023-08-31
Producer: Dexter Troy
Composer: Alexander Gazzola
Music Publisher: Mood Funk Records
Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Dance To The Music (Radio Edit) · Dexter Troy
Dance To The Music
℗ MONOSIDE
Released on: 2023-08-31
Producer: Dexter Troy
Composer: Alexander Gazzola
Music Publisher: Mood Funk Records
Auto-generated by YouTube.
The official Murder On The Dancefloor music video. Taken from Sophie Ellis-Bextor – ‘Read My Lips’.
Available in 4K for the first time!
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Music video by Sophie Ellis-Bextor performing Murder On The Dancefloor. (C) 2001 Polydor Ltd. (UK)
Thanks for watching! Don't forget to like and subscribe!
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dancer: Kaycee Rice
Song: Whine Up
Artist: Kat Deluna & Elephant
Choreography: Dexter Carr
Location: Playground LA
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Follow Kaycee on social media:
Instagram: @kayceericeofficial
YouTube: @Kaycee Rice & @Kaycee Rice *Official Channel**
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Past the vaulted doors lives the smartest boy the world has ever seen, Dexter, boy genius! He's constantly creating dazzling, world-saving inventions in his secret laboratory. His big sister Dee Dee frequently wrecks his experiments. However, he has bigger problems such as his nemesis, Mandark, his brilliant rival at Huber Elementary School. Mom and Dad, of course, have no idea what their little angel is up to.
Hope you enjoy this first clip. Other segments from The Ultimate Movies Broadcast Show are coming soon. With much more to come along the way, too - movies, new and upcoming releases, interviews, reviews, music and comedy skits, etc. Feel free to subscribe and leave comments and likes. :)
Review:
This is the full scene featuring the famous Argentine Tango from Valentino (1951), starring Anthony Dexter and Patricia Medina. Dexter, a virtual lookalike to the real Rudolph Valentino, was a dancer in real life. Unlike today's refined "ballroom tango," this tango makes use of a whip in the opening and closing moments, and Dexter is wearing real spurs. The original tango was often passionate and savage, and evolved in the barios of South America in the mid to late 1800s. It eventually became a popular salon dance in Victorian society.
No other tango sequence has matched the brilliant choreography found in this scene from the 1951 film. It has never yet been recreated for any other film or in live performance. The dancing part of the scene was likely filmed in one take, using a number of cameras for the angles and kinds of shots.
In mid-dance, Anthony Dexter as the gaucho appears to pull a few unrehearsed moves, and the surprise can clearly be seen on Patricia's face. As good a dancer as he was, Dexter was able to bring all the steps together with perfect timing, and they concluded the dance with another unique and original move, ending with a kiss.
The cast:
Anthony Dexter as Rudolph Valentino
Eleanor Parker as Joan Carlisle / Sarah Gray
Richard Carlson as William 'Bill' King
Patricia Medina as Lila Reyes
Joseph Calleia as Luigi Verducci
Dona Drake as Maria Torres
Lloyd Gough as Eddie Morgan
Otto Kruger as Mark Towers
The song, considered to be the tango of all tangos:
La Cumparsita
(Included on the film's soundtrack, released on LP.)
For better video viewing, choose a higher setting in Quality from the asterisk icon.
The film Valentino (1951) is in the public domain. The film clip/excerpt is used on a review basis on the style of tango featured. The complete film is offered for sale at lovingtheclassics.com and other online DVD shops.
Derek & Sara got 1 HOUR TO RESPOND! ;)
Me & Aliya wanted to come together on a fun feel good video & this is what happened!
Directed: Rob Fish & Roux Media
Choreography: Aliya Janell & Dexter Carr
Music - You Can Do It by Ice Cube
P.S Who can spot the iconic dance move from an iconic movie! Comment below!
Dance To The Music Dance To The Music All we need is a drummer for people who only need a beat. Yeah I'm gonna add a little guitar and make it easy to move your feet I'm gonna add some bottom so that the dancers will twist all night You might like to hear my organ I said my kind of bag now. If I could hear the horns blow sitting here on the ground listen to me Dance To The Music