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danceable
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dance·a·ble  (dns-bl)
adj.
Suitable for dancing: a danceable melody.

dancea·bili·ty n.
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Adj.1.danceable - suitable for dancing
rhythmic, rhythmical - recurring with measured regularity; "the rhythmic chiming of church bells"- John Galsworthy; "rhythmical prose"


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He so beautifully captures the positive vibe, sophisticated quality, and utter danceability of the thriving West Coast scene via stick-in-your-head singles (Rithma's "Love and Music"), rare finds (the Pound Boys featuring Thea Austin's "Funky Music"), and his own underground hits ("It's You, Ifs Me"), resulting h, a must-have mix for those looking for something left of the circuit center.
``I liked breaking it down to playing with just a piano player or just a guitar, but after a while you miss the power of the band, the danceability and the groove.
No wonder: It has a sweep and magnificence, a symphonic scale, and a measure of danceability that ranks with Tchaikovsky himself.
 
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