Greger, Max - Strict Tempo Dancing - Quickstep (7inch, 45rpm, EP, PS)

(1963/Polydor) Original 4track EP 21 624 EPH​   STRICT TEMPO DANCING Side A: ANYTHING GOES (Porter) THE STARS SHINE BRIGHTLY (Leux) (Es leuchten die Sterne) Side B: FROGGY (Hoffmann) I WON‘T DANCE (Kern) MAX GREGER‘S DANCE ORCHESTRA QUICKSTEP The Quickstep really lives up to its name, for all the steps are really quick and demand.a great deal of skill and phy-sical stamina to be performed well. Body control is of parti-cular importance in the Quickstep because without enough of it this quicksilver-like dance can easily develop into something that could be more closely associated with St. Vitus than with the ballroom. The Quickstep is usually the last dance to be performed at a competition comprising of the four standard dances, Waltz, Slow Foxtrot, Tango and Quickstep, and it is really exciting to watch the elegant couples fling all their ability into this dance and, to the encouraging applause of the spectators, bring the contest to a thrilling climax. QUICKSTEP This Long Play Microgroove Record can be played only on 45 RPM instruments with a cartridge with microsaphire which puts a pressure of about 8-10 grammes on the record or with a special stereo cartridge of 5-6 grammes. — Printed in Germany —