Pub Jive & Rock n Roll is a Social teaching class.  It enables you to learn in a relaxed, fun atmosphere.  Learning to dance, making new friends, getting out of your daily rut and getting that much needed exercise that is so beneficial in this day and age. AND NO YOU DO NOT NEED A PARTNER!!

When the dancers have worked up enough of a sweat that it's time to say "see you later, alligator" to Bill Halley and The Comets, you need 'filler' songs. Little Things is a great example.

Okay, we're here to Rock n Roll Dance, not to pack up the family wagon complete with dead auntie on the roof and head down the Holiday Road with the Griswalds. Lindsey Buckingham's hit song from National Lampoon's Vacation movie can certainly help us with that, but only if you're ready for a fast one!

If you can't dance to this tune, you should maybe consider a different hobby. Walk, Don't Run ought to be renamed Dance, Don't Sit!

If you want a track with a good medium-fast rock n roll beat that captures the atmosphere of the early 1960s, you can't go wrong with Just Like Eddie. Heinz Burt was the bass player for the ill-fated band The Tornados.

It's hard to look past Summertime Blues when you're compiling a list of really great rock n roll dance tracks. Medium-fast pace, very strong beat and a tone that perfectly suits exciting dance - how can you go wrong.

Not a bad tune to rock to. Sunday Girl was recorded by Blondie in the late 1970s, so it has a more modern disco sound, yet the beat is unmistakably rock n roll. With a medium-fast tempo, it's a great boogie tune, though not one that's often chosen for rock n roll dance sets.

Looks like a fun time coming up in Sydney in February 2014. A week before Valentine's day. Maybe a chance to meet a special someone. Or just rock your feet off at Ettalong Beach.

A list of shops that offer goods related to rock 'n' roll dance.

What we are concerned with here is the classic and very common cry of a man during dancing of "You led!" (How dare you?)

I am convinced that there's more to this than meets the eye!

Modern acrobatic Rock'n'Roll, popular in Europe. Different from authentic R'n'R of 50's. Higher kicks instead of steps/flicks, usually danced to modern rock or pop music. Faster and more dynamic dance with more demanding acrobatics. Shows and competitions. All levels of acrobatics. Learning slowly in safe environment. For all levels, beginners, advanced... Everybody can do it!

The style of dance is based on old time Rock’n’Roll. With moves that originate from, Jive, Swing, Ceroc, Salsa and of course Rock'n'Roll 50s & 60s style. Awesome social Rock'n'Roll dance & music to suite everyone. Have fun keep-on rock'n. Weekly lesson.

Boulders 50's Rock 'n' Roll is a dance group- giving people the opportunity to enter the world of Rock 'n' Roll. Based in Victoria

Rock’n'roll dance club,and weekly dance lessons based in Bristol, UK.

These are the songs that Rock n Roll dance evolved to. They have withstood the test of time to be still popular today.

These are songs with a great beat for rock 'n' roll style dancing. at a party, they are sure to start the jive happening.

Here's some more tracks from the rock 'n' roll era that are great to dance to.

Here's some more songs from the rock 'n' roll era that are great for dancing.

No Matter What Shape (your stomach is in) is a song with a slower rock beat. It's good for triple-step dancing, which doesn't work so well with a fast pace.

The Knack's My Sharona was a No 1. hit around the world in 1979. It has a strong medium pace beat, which makes it good for rock n roll dance.