Did you do the \u201cNitty Gritty\u201d back in 1964? If so, were you as outrageously energetic as this young fellow is?<\/p>\n
In 1964, young people were doing a dance called the \u201cNitty Gritty.\u201d This performance is a video time capsule of sorts showing how much dance styles have changed since the sixties.
\nBobby Banas is the lead performer here. Over the years, he starred or did the choreography for dozens of films and television shows, including West Side Story, Always, and Down and Out in Beverly Hills.<\/p>\n
His dancing here has energy enough to power 10,000 homes. This performance captures a moment just before the hippies, the free love movement, counterculture, and psychedelic rock would change music forever.<\/p>\n
Dancing was a huge part of the sixties. Interestingly, the conservative style of dress is in direct opposition to their very uninhibited style of dancing.<\/p>\n
Some people are calling this young man the most energetic dancer to ever walk the planet. Although that\u2019s probably not true, there\u2019s no denying that he\u2019s passionate about the art of dancing and has the moves to prove it.
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