THE E.N.D. (Energy Never Dies)

THE E.N.D. (Energy Never Dies)

The new album by The Black Eyed Peas is off to a blazing start! The first single from The E.N.D. (Energy Never Dies), BOOM BOOM POW was also the Peas' very first #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart!

With The E.N.D., The Peas are poised to continue with the success of Elephunk and their fourth release Monkey Business - they have had multiple hit anthems, such as "My Humps" "Pump It" and "Let's Get It Started" along with "Don't Phunk With My Heart" "Where is the Love?" and "Don't Lie".

Country Western Dancing Made Easy

Product Description
Covers: The Two-step; The Triple Two-step; The Country Waltz; The Cotton-eyed Joe; The Sweetheart Schottische

Author: Tony Trent
Publisher: Tony Trent
Category: Book

Highland Balls and Village Halls: A Look at the Scot and His Dancing

This book tells the inside story on the ancestor of much of America's folk- and country dancing. Take part in a ceilidh (a recently hip but completely traditional Scottish gathering of music, dance and drinking) through Lockhart's anecdotal style. Acknowledged as a classic in Scottish dancing circles around the world, now in an updated new edition with a foreword by the director of the Edinburgh Folk Festival. This is a book for everyone who loves dancing of every kind.

Serpent of the Nile: Women and Dance in the Arab World

I bought this book on the recommendation of my belly dance instructor, who's had a copy for years and says it's a "wonderful resource." I agree wholeheartedly: the author has amassed all sorts of information about the background of Middle Eastern dance, and the historical illustrations (many of which are from private collections) are superb: Dinet's paintings of Ouled Nail dancers made my head spin with costume ideas.
But this volume isn't just for dancers: while dance holds the book together, the author has also created a fascinating study of the uneasy relationship between East and West. The influence has been mutual: Westerners have become obsessed with the seductive East, while Hollywood has had no small influence on Middle Eastern concepts of entertainment.