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From one of my favorite singers:
Posted by Evangeline Holland • Filed under Holidays, Videos • Tagged as Tags: brian mcknight, christina aguilera, happy christmas, merry christmas
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(Hat tip @anafarish)
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I followed a tweet to this video, but neglected to post it on the blog until Ay-leen of Beyond Victoriana mentioned her role in the creation of this short introduction to steampunk, which aired on BBC America a few days ago. Enjoy!
STEAMPUNKS 2011 from Andy Gallacher on Vimeo.
The Castles filmed the first dance instruction video, “Social and Theatrical Dancing”, in 1909, and as I browsed YouTube for clips of their creative partner and bandleader, James Reese Europe, I stumbled across clips of them dancing (with the added bonus of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle (1939) ). Check it out!
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