sacroiliac

Post by LionelEdwards
A list of the oldest rockers who are still touring
puts Debbie Harry (a sprightly 79yrs) behind many
others, Rolling Stones included.
sacroiliac
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"

Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck

(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

Post by LionelEdwards
"finger popping 24hr shopping"? Who says random music
videos can't be educational as well as enjoyable?
http://youtu.be/pHCdS7O248g

Peter Moylan

2024-10-08 00:06:20 UTC

Post by LionelEdwards
sacroiliac
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"
Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck
(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

There was a whole period when popular musicians were competing with one
another to invent new dances, to go with their new song. In many cases
the song lasted longer than the dance did.

The only such invention that had any staying power was The Twist.

--
Peter Moylan ***@pmoylan.org http://www.pmoylan.org
Newcastle, NSW

lar3ryca

2024-10-08 03:17:03 UTC

Post by LionelEdwards
sacroiliac
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"
Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck
(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

There was a whole period when popular musicians were competing with one
another to invent new dances, to go with their new song. In many cases
the song lasted longer than the dance did.
The only such invention that had any staying power was The Twist.

There's still a lot of that going on. At the Regina Pats hockey games,
there are various interludes where some non-hockey-related things
happen, One of them is the spinning wheel that stops on a dance, music
is played, and fans are invited to "show us your moves". A few of the
dances are "Baby Shark", "The Shopping Cart", "The Floss", and "The Lawn
Mower".

The kids love it.

--
I tried making orange juice from concentrate,
but all I got was a really bad headache.

Peter Moylan

2024-10-08 03:44:57 UTC

Post by LionelEdwards
sacroiliac
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"
Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck
(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

There was a whole period when popular musicians were competing with one
another to invent new dances, to go with their new song. In many cases
the song lasted longer than the dance did.
The only such invention that had any staying power was The Twist.

The Auntie Jack Show was an Australian TV series in 1972-73. The same
time that Monty Python appeared. The two shows didn't borrow from each
other, but both focused on surreal humour.

As it happens, Auntie Jack had a dance. Here are some of the words.

You put your right foot up on your nose
Elbow down on your toes
You put your stomach down on the ground
Kind of bounce it all around

[Chorus: Chorus & (Aunty Jack)]
And your doin', your doin'
Doin' the Aunty Jack.

--
Peter Moylan ***@pmoylan.org http://www.pmoylan.org
Newcastle, NSW

lar3ryca

2024-10-08 03:52:54 UTC

Post by LionelEdwards
sacroiliac
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"
Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck
(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

There was a whole period when popular musicians were competing with one
another to invent new dances, to go with their new song. In many cases
the song lasted longer than the dance did.
The only such invention that had any staying power was The Twist.

The Auntie Jack Show was an Australian TV series in 1972-73. The same
time that Monty Python appeared. The two shows didn't borrow from each
other, but both focused on surreal humour.
As it happens, Auntie Jack had a dance. Here are some of the words.
You put your right foot up on your nose
Elbow down on your toes
You put your stomach down on the ground
Kind of bounce it all around
[Chorus: Chorus & (Aunty Jack)]
And your doin', your doin'
Doin' the Aunty Jack.

Chuckle...

The originator of the Hokey Pokey recently died.
The funeral was a disaster.
The trouble started when they put his left foot into the coffin.

--
It's a 15 minute walk from my house to the bar, but it's a 45 minute
walk from the bar to my house.The difference is staggering.

Peter Moylan

2024-10-08 04:44:58 UTC

Post by LionelEdwards
sacroiliac
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"
Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck
(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

There was a whole period when popular musicians were competing with one
another to invent new dances, to go with their new song. In many cases
the song lasted longer than the dance did.
The only such invention that had any staying power was The Twist.

The Auntie Jack Show was an Australian TV series in 1972-73. The same
time that Monty Python appeared. The two shows didn't borrow from each
other, but both focused on surreal humour.
As it happens, Auntie Jack had a dance. Here are some of the words.
You put your right foot up on your nose
Elbow down on your toes
You put your stomach down on the ground
Kind of bounce it all around
[Chorus: Chorus & (Aunty Jack)]
And your doin', your doin'
Doin' the Aunty Jack.

Chuckle...
The originator of the Hokey Pokey recently died.
The funeral was a disaster.
The trouble started when they put his left foot into the coffin.

When the inventor of the USB socket died, they got him into the coffin
OK, but there was a glitch at the graveside. They started lowering the
coffin ... then they had to raise it again, turn it around, and again
lower it into the grave.

--
Peter Moylan ***@pmoylan.org http://www.pmoylan.org
Newcastle, NSW

Ross Clark

2024-10-08 08:52:05 UTC

Post by LionelEdwards
sacroiliac
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"
Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck
(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

There was a whole period when popular musicians were competing with one
another to invent new dances, to go with their new song. In many cases
the song lasted longer than the dance did.
The only such invention that had any staying power was The Twist.

I'm not sure that things actually went in that order (song --> dance).
But certainly the early 60s was a major period for dance crazes.
(As documented in:
Feel so wild you could break somebody's heart
Just doing the latest dance craze
https://jonimitchell.com/music/lyricsprint.cfm?id=192)

As you say, the twist is the only one most people can remember; but
Chubby Checker, having had the big hit with "The Twist" (covering Hank
Ballard's earlier song) went in search of further dances and covered ...
"The Hucklebuck"!

Phil

2024-10-08 11:25:36 UTC

Post by LionelEdwards
sacroiliac
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"
Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck
(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

There was a whole period when popular musicians were competing with one
another to invent new dances, to go with their new song. In many cases
the song lasted longer than the dance did.
The only such invention that had any staying power was The Twist.

I'm not sure that things actually went in that order (song --> dance).
But certainly the early 60s was a major period for dance crazes.
Feel so wild you could break somebody's heart
Just doing the latest dance craze
https://jonimitchell.com/music/lyricsprint.cfm?id=192)
As you say, the twist is the only one most people can remember; but
Chubby Checker, having had the big hit with "The Twist" (covering Hank
Ballard's earlier song) went in search of further dances and covered ...
"The Hucklebuck"!

_Everybody_ was doing the locomotion, back when it was the Brand New Dance.

--
Phil B

Sam Plusnet

2024-10-08 18:53:51 UTC

Post by LionelEdwards
sacroiliac
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"
Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck
(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

There was a whole period when popular musicians were competing with one
another to invent new dances, to go with their new song. In many cases
the song lasted longer than the dance did.
The only such invention that had any staying power was The Twist.

You mean Australia isn't filled with people dancing The Hunkadola?

--
Sam Plusnet

lar3ryca

2024-10-08 03:17:03 UTC

Post by LionelEdwards
sacroiliac
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"
Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck
(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

There was a whole period when popular musicians were competing with one
another to invent new dances, to go with their new song. In many cases
the song lasted longer than the dance did.
The only such invention that had any staying power was The Twist.

--
I tried making orange juice from concentrate,
but all I got was a really bad headache.

Aidan Kehoe

2024-10-08 06:49:38 UTC

Public service announcement; move your sacro-iliac(s) as little as possible, it
is routine for shifting at those joints to set off a few weeks or months of
sciatica.

--
‘As I sat looking up at the Guinness ad, I could never figure out /
How your man stayed up on the surfboard after fourteen pints of stout’
(C. Moore)

Madhu

2024-10-08 15:58:11 UTC

Post by LionelEdwards
"A joint that connects the sacrum and ilium bones of
the pelvis, and is responsible for transferring
weight from the upper body to the lower limbs".

No doubt they picked it up from "The Hucklebuck"
Do the hucklebuck, do the hucklebuck
If you don't know how to do it, boy you're out of luck
Push your partner out then you hunch your back
Start a little movement in your sacroiliac
Wiggle like a snake, wobble like a duck
That's the way you do it when you do the hucklebuck
(1949 words by Roy Alfred)

"ILIAC" was the wordle (powerlanguage) word a day or two ago , i got it
in 4 ("manes", "doric", "lilac") without knowing what it meant: "of or
relating to the ilium"

perhaps if capitalised it could mean: "pertaining to the greek city"

Aidan Kehoe

2024-10-08 16:19:01 UTC

Post by Madhu
"ILIAC" was the wordle (powerlanguage) word a day or two ago , i got it
in 4 ("manes", "doric", "lilac") without knowing what it meant: "of or
relating to the ilium"

Tediously, in anatomy the ilium and the ileum are distinct structures that
often lie close together.

Post by Madhu
perhaps if capitalised it could mean: "pertaining to the greek city"

--
‘As I sat looking up at the Guinness ad, I could never figure out /
How your man stayed up on the surfboard after fourteen pints of stout’
(C. Moore)

Kerr-Mudd, John

2024-10-08 18:54:53 UTC

On Tue, 08 Oct 2024 21:28:11 +0530

Post by Madhu