This
paper studies
swing dancing, focusing on Frankie Manning, the father of the Lindy Hop. As the paper explains, Manning created some of the Lindy Hop's most famous moves and continues to teach it
today, at the ripe old age of 90. The paper demonstrates how Manning is one of the most important swing dancers ever, detailing his
influence on the genre. The paper points to Manning's role in the widespread resurgence of swing
dance and swing dancing popularity today. The paper also discusses Manning's continued influence through choreographing films, Broadway
shows, and television shows.
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