I suppose I should have a sliver of embarrassment about this one. After seeing the Taptone Syncopators in performance, I wanted to learn how to clog. Dina (one of the Taptones) lives across the street, and she offered to tutor me and put together a routine for our block party talent show. Here is the shaky result after two weeks of practice.
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