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Scriptures for America 11_09_08 Part 9
Flipping the Bird Here is another untold story that most do not know, which has to do with that (More)

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Roaring 20s: Frank Black Orch. - The Varsity Drag, 1927
Frank Black first was a musical director at New York's Century Theater before leading (More) Frank Black first was a musical director at New York's Century Theater before leading orchestras on radio in the 1920's. After establishing The Revelers singing group, he moved on to NBC Radio. Although his bands played classical and light-classical music, as back ground to radio theater, they also performed and recorded popular songs. The band's recordings of, "It's A Million To One," "The Varsity Drag," and "Beside A Lazy Stream" were among the first to have sales increases as a result of air time on radio. In later years he worked with NBC Symphony Orchestra, on radio and on records, for over twenty years. VARSITY DRAG became popular nationwide (and especially in the New York area) in the late 1920s, mostly because of the 1927 hit song „The Varsity Drag" followed by the movie (1930) with Ann Singleton -- „the rubber girl" -- making her memorable „shag dance" show. In 1930s the Varsity Drag transformed into the Collegiate Shag, and in '40s -- into the Jitterbug. Like many other dances popular in the big band era, the „shag dances" have roots in the 1920s Charleston, believed to be from New Orleans. All of them are primarly the 6-count dances full of kicks, hops and taps done to fast jazz. (The original clip from 1930 movie "The Varsity Drag" with Ann Singleton, can be found in YT, GoodOldDays collection). VARSITY DRAG (Lyrics: Buddy De Sylva, Lew Brown / Music: Ray Henderson) We've always thought Knowledge is naught, We should be taught to dance, Right here at Tate we're up to date, We teach a great new dance, don't think that I brag, I speak of the drag. Why should a sheikh learn how to speak Latin and Greek badly? Give him a neat Motto complete Say it with feet gladly! First lesson right now, You'll love it and how you'll love it: Here is the drag, see how it goes, Down on the heels, up on the toes, That's the way to do the Varsity Drag, Do-dee-odle-oh-do! Hotter than hot, newer than new, Meaner than mean, bluer than blue, Gets as much applause as waving the flag! You can pass many a class, Whether you're dumb or wise, If you'll all answer the call when your professor cries: "Everybody down on the heels, up on the toes, Stay after school and learn how it goes, Everybody do the varsity drag! Recording: Frank Black & His Orch. - The Varsity Drag, Brunswick 1927 (Less)

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