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Electric Slide Line Dance. The original choreography has 22 steps but variants include the. The electric slide is a line dance enjoyed by people of all ages at weddings bar mitzvahs and parties of all stripes. Learning it is fun and takes almost no time at all. Step to the right on your right foot b.
About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. Thank you Marcia Griffiths for bringing us what has to be the worlds most popular line dance the Electric Slideunfortunately after decades of dancing the Electric Slide to Griffiths Electric Boogie song its time for a few alternativesDid you know the original Electric Slide line dance was choreographed BEFORE I WAS BORN 1976 according to Wikipediaalthough Griffiths. DanseElectric Slide Line Dance debutant 18 temps 4 murs musique. This song is most well known as the Electric Slide song for the popular line dance associated with it which has become almost ubiquitous at family gatherings and other wholesome get-togethers. Grapevines Right and Left a. The electric slide craze started in the 70s set to the song Electric Boogie by Marcia Griffiths and Bunny Wailer.
The Electric Slide became popular as a country and western line dance in the 1980s and is still danced to country music today at dances and in bars that play country and western music.
This song is most well known as the Electric Slide song for the popular line dance associated with it which has become almost ubiquitous at family gatherings and other wholesome get-togethers. Marcia 1988 Marcia Griffiths recording of the Bunny Wailer song Electric Boogie released in 1976 and re-released in 1989 made the Electric Slide a line dance an international dance craze. Choreographer pianist and Broadway performer Richard L. I Like It I Love It - Tim McGraw presentee par Country Western Story 60 ClermontCire. Electric Boogie By Marcia Griffiths. This song is most well known as the Electric Slide song for the popular line dance associated with it which has become almost ubiquitous at family gatherings and other wholesome get-togethers.