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Written by an experienced jazz and dance band researcher, That Toddlin' Town covers big names such as Edgar Benson, Jules Stein and James Petrillo, and more, as well as the endeavors of dance bands, the role of early dance halls, ice rinks, and beer gardens, how dance bands earned popular respect, the impact of the Great Depression, and much more. They had evolved from a dance band with undeniable hooks and grooves that nobody could ignore to a serious, versatile, improvisational rock band. Kinky, the dance band from Monterrey, Mexico, opened the show in a swirl of techno-laced funk that escalated during ``Mas,'' the song people may recognize as the soundtrack to TV spots for Nissan or the theme to the canceled NBC drama ``Kingpin. |
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