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jive

Energetic American dance that evolved from the jitterbug, popular in the 1940s and 1950s; a forerunner of rock and roll.



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Of course, some of us were mere babes, no--prodigies, no--better yet, shuckin' and jivin' at a time when it was possible to laugh out loud, to be black and proud, and tap dance to any old beat, beat, beat.
African American Review at 40: a retrospective by Weixlmann, Joe; Baker, Houston A., Jr.; Andrews, William L.; Harris, Trudier; Davis, Thadious; Ward, / African American Review
The series will air during two-hour programs hosted by Jivin' Johnny Etheredge: 9 a.
MUSIC BRIEFLY by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
The film runs the gamut of stereotypes, presenting black people as foul-mouthed, fried chicken-loving, sex-obsessed, shuckin' and jivin' hoochies, hustlers, and buffoons.
A picture of black entrepreneurship? by Graves, Earl G., Sr. / Black Enterprise
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