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Songs That Inspired Their Own Dance
Monday, October 18th, 2010By Amanda Cooper
You know what I’m talking about, those songs that became just so popular, that their very own dance evolved and got everyone up and moving on the dance floor. We don’t hear too many of those songs now, but here is glance back a few songs that really got people dancing!
Achy Breaky Heart by Billy Ray Cyrus
Written by Don Von Tress, this country smash hit recorded by Billy Ray Cyrus back in 1992 became such a phenomenon! It was one of Billy Ray’s most popular songs ever and frequently credits that song for his rise of popularity within the music industry. Since music videos were watched more often in 1992, this song really got everyone up and moving! The video shows line dancers strutting their stuff and Achy Breaky Heart really gave that recognition to country line dancing. Soon after, more and more venues were offering line dancing nights for everyone to enjoy!
Cotton Eyed Joe by the Rednex
Popular all over the world in 1994 was this song by the Rednex – Cotton Eyed Joe! The Swedish group has a unique sound and combines techno with bluegrass country into a unique blend of music. Heard by music fans all of over the world, this catchy song really has a great beat and got people up and out of their chairs (and still does)! I have seen people line dance to this song, but I also have seen couples stompin’ their way through this song together.
Macarena by Los Del Rio
Although Macarena by Los del Rio was originally released in 1993, it really did not become popular until 1996. There have been many remixes and versions of this popular song mainly due to the fact that its original form was completely in the Spanish language. That language barrier however did not take away from the fact that Macarena has a strong Latin beat and dancers thrived on it! Played at weddings, proms, and at any large, festive event, Macarena caught on with people with all ages!
The Twist by Chubby Checker
Originally written and recorded first by Hank Ballard back in 1959, this soon-to-be smash hit was recreated by Ernest Evans (aka Chubby Checker). The Twist became all the craze in 1961 and actually quite by accident! Ernest Evans did not have a professional background in singing, but like to sing while he was on the job. Thanks to his boss knowing Dick Clark, Ernest got a chance of lifetime and never looked back. From releasing that number one hit, many more came to follow and because of that lucky break, Ernest lead a lifetime long career in the music industry. The Twist often heard at weddings and anniversaries is that perfect song where both grandparents and their grandkids can dance along side each other and twist the night away!
Amanda Cooper is freelance writer for Wedding Favours Kingdom and other popular wedding websites. Amanda enjoys sharing tips and recommendation to her readers about how to throw that special bridal shower to hosting your own book club. She looks for ways to save while planning events and passes those ideas down to her readers as well. Especially when it comes to planning a wedding, there are many ways to save on wedding favours and wedding accessories.
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Thursday, September 30th, 2010
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BAND HIRE HENLEY ON THAMES
Monday, September 27th, 2010We have several acts located near to Henley on Thames. These acts are available to hire if you are looking for a jazz band for a Henley on Thames Wedding or a wish to book a band for a Henley on Thames boat party.
We have provided many bands for Thames boat entertainment, and our artists have been hired for Thames boat parties. Email us info@themorrisagency.co.uk for more information.
Unique Wedding Band Songs
Monday, September 20th, 2010By Amanda Cooper
When you attend a wedding, sometimes you can make a relatively good guess, about what song the new couple will dance to, even what song the groom will dance to with his mother. Especially if we know the couple well, it is easy to guess what their music selection for their entire wedding may be. Why not turn the tables and keep them guessing and select one of these songs below for your wedding. They are unique in their own way, yet perfect for your special day.
“Beautiful Day” by U2
This song is perfect for the wedding day in general! But it would make for a great bridal party entrance song as well!
“Forever” by Chris Brown
This song was an instant hit on Youtube when a video was shown with a bridal party dancing their way down the church aisle to this song! You could easily use this song when the bridal party would make their entrance into the reception.
“I Hope You Dance” by Lee Ann Womack
This is an upbeat country song, with a modern twist! No tears will be shed, just pure happiness will be felt when the bride dances with her father, or when the groom dances with his mother. Although the word “dance” is used, the overall meaning of the song means to enjoy life. This would be a perfect cheerful song for either the bride or groom.
“Isn’t She Lovely” by Stevie Wonder
A classic and perfect song for a father daughter dance at the wedding reception. It is such a bubbly song, you might even get all the guests up out of their seats for this one!
“How’ve You Grown” by 10,000 Maniacs
Another unique song for a bride to dance with her father to or even for the groom to dance with his mother to. This song really brings together everything that words can not express on this special day.
“You & Me” by Dave Matthews Band
For those couples looking for a unique first dance song, this is it! Not only is it romantic, but it really reflects on how marriage is a partnership!
“Too Good To Be True” by Lauren Hill
This Frankie Valli classic is beautifully redone with a soulful twist by Lauren Hill. This song really adds that fairy-tale touch to the wedding day.
“Better Together” by Jack Johnson
Jack Johnson is one of those mellow artists that use such beautiful lyrics! This upbeat, yet sweet song would be ideal to choose for a bride and groom’s first dance together.
“Truly, Madly, Deeply” by Savage Garden
Savage Garden’s “Truly, Madly, Deeply” is not only quite a passionate song, but it’s about how the bride and groom’s love for one another is endless.
As you can see, choosing more upbeat songs to any wedding, adds that uniqueness. Guests at the wedding don’t have to necessarily cry when they hear that sentimental song being played, rather the guests can actually be up and out of their seats celebrating with the bride, groom and the rest of the family on this special day!
Amanda Cooper is a writer for Wedding Favours Kingdom. Wedding Favours Kingdom offers wedding favours and wedding table decorations, as well as other decorations and favours for special occasions. Amanda is a professional in the wedding industry and is always trying to think outside the box in order to give the bride and groom that unique wedding day experience.
Ben Mills Band Hire
Friday, September 17th, 2010 Leeds Castle Band Hire
Tuesday, September 14th, 2010
If you have an event planned at Leeds Castle Kent, we can supply you a band or musician tailored to suit your entertainment needs.
Leeds Castle is a very popular wedding venue in Kent, and we supply many acts of various types to perform here for Weddings and corporate events and parties. Described by Lord Conway as “The loveliest castle in the world” Leeds Castle is a wonderful and magical choice for your wedding.
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