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The folk dances of Irish, Scottish, English and Dutch-German settlers in the 1700s merged into an impromptu foot-tapping style, which was the beginning of clog dancing as it is known today, according to the Double Toe Times Clogging Magazine. He was a young kid simply interested in dancing, from Lancashire clog dancing to Hollywood tap dancing. First Michael Flatley pranced across the stage in ``Riverdance'' and later as ``The Lord of the Dance,'' firing up a national frenzy over Irish clog dancing. |
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clog dancing - a dance performed while wearing shoes with wooden soles; has heavy stamping steps