#279 Second-Lining on the Roof-Men of Class 2012.MOV (by John Shaw)
Second-liners often end up on roofs of cars, roofs or buildings or other high places, either to see everything below from a vantage point, or in the hopes of being seen or noticed themselves. At the Men of Class second-line at Joe’s House of Blues, Seventh and Dryades, Uptown New Orleans, 10/21/12
Much of the fun at the Alphas’ tailgate is the stepping, which people never seem to get too old to do, Southern Heritage Classic, Tiger Lane, Memphis TN, 9/8/12
The Sparkling Diamondettes and the Ice Storm Drumline march in the Southern Heritage Classic Parade in Orange Mound, Memphis TN, 9/8/12
#148 Cowborettes Majorettes and Drumline (by jdoggtn7)
The Cowborettes Majorettes and Drumline march in the Southern Heritage Classic Parade in Orange Mound, Memphis TN, 9/8/12
The Cowborettes Majorettes and Drummers march in the Southern Heritage Classic Parade in Orange Mound, Memphis TN, 9/8/12
The Millennium Madness Drill Team is well-known not only in Memphis but nationwide. Here they are marching in the Southern Heritage Classic Parade in Orange Mound, Memphis TN, 9/8/12
The Bellevue Middle School Majorettes and Drummers march down Park Avenue in the Southern Heritage Classic Parade in Orange Mound, Memphis TN, 9/8/12
Millennium Madness is a youth drill and dance team that competes and performs across the country. Some of their performances are accompanied by a drumline, although the drummers were not present at the Memphis Music and Heritage Festival, 9/2/12
Al Kapone and the U Dig Dance Academy jookers performing with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra at the Pop-Up Arts Festival at Melrose Stadium in Orange Mound, 4/29/12
Al Kapone (@ALKaponeMemphis) is one of the founders of Memphis rap, and a man who has contributed generously and selflessly to the Memphis music industry. Among his accomplishments is being one of the first rap artists to perform with a symphony orchestra. At the Pop-Up Arts Festival in Orange Mound last Sunday, Kapone performed a brief excerpt of his longer performance with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra and the jook dancers from the U Dig Dance Academy. It was a great ending to a great day in Orange Mound.Â
