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SUMMARY:Swing Dance Shuffle at the Jersey Shore
DESCRIPTION:SWING DANCE SHUFFLE at the JERSEY SHORE\nSUNDAY SEPT 4th\, 2016 (Labor Day Weekend)\nVFW Hall 701 Lake Ave\, Asbury Park NJ \nThe shore’s slickest sock hoppin’ dance parties \nTickets available starting MONDAY AUG 22nd at 2pm\nhttp://swingdanceshuffle.brownpapertickets.com/ \nJumpin’ Entertainment is thrilled to bring you another Twistin’ & Shakin’ Dance Party on LABOR DAY WEEKEND 2016 when we feature the Little Big Band outfit SWINGADELIC! \nAnd look out for members of the Rhythm Stompers who may perform a showcase number LIVE.\n\nSwingadelic\, known as New York City’s greatest “little big band\,” will deliver the solid big band feel of Ellington\, Basie\, Billy Eckstine\, Hampton\, Sinatra\, along with fabulous 50’s Rock n Roll\, Jump Blues and some Bang up Boogie Woogie. \nThe VFW HALL is a former Asbury Park National Guard Armory\, (now the VFW) dates back to 1915 and once housed troupes heading for World Wars I and II. But in the 1940’s and 1950’s it also played another historic role. The large hall inside provided space for huge dances\, featuring some of the country’s leading African American music entertainers. (Asbury Park was a segregated city at that time.) There was no stage in the Armory then\, only a large wooden dance floor with an overlooking second floor balcony. Billy Eckstine played there in 1944\, with young Dizzy Gillespie in his band.\n \n  \n 
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