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Hi. I am new to ceroc and would like some recommendations for music cds to dance to. My boyfriend and I have been to 2 lessons and are practising at home. We have so far tried dancing to Enrque Iglesias Escape and a cheesy 80's compilation. Do you have any other suggestions for cds you like to dance to?
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Have a look in the dj booth, there are lots of tunes talked about in there.

Anything that you can hear a good steady beat will be enough to get you moving.
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I can recommend 'Call on me' by Eric Prydz , but only if you're a sadist.
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Hi, I make this sort of thing a bit of a hobby. I try to pass on a few recommendations to a MJ DJ I know. Tamla Motown stuff is normally about right in a 'beats per minute' sense e.g., Rescue Me by Fontella Bass, 'My man is a Sweet Man', also 'Jump' by Girls Aloud (more your generation?) originally The Pointer Sisters etc. Try John Lee Hooker, an old blues musician, who recorded in a toilet, tapping his feet, to get echooo (true story).
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Hi, I make this sort of thing a bit of a hobby. I try to pass on a few recommendations to a MJ DJ I know. ...SNIP... e.g., Rescue Me by Fontella Bass, 'My man is a Sweet Man', also 'Jump' by Girls Aloud ...SNIP...Try John Lee Hooker, an old blues musician,
BLIMEY WITH HOBBIES LIKE THAT I WOULD STICK TO THE DANCING
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Hi. I am new to ceroc and would like some recommendations for music cds to dance to. My boyfriend and I have been to 2 lessons and are practising at home. We have so far tried dancing to Enrque Iglesias Escape and a cheesy 80's compilation. Do you have any other suggestions for cds you like to dance to?
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Current fave, gets my MJ bits jumping.

Ministry of Sound
The Chill Out Season
Ibiza2002 CD2 (bought during a particularly severe bout of mid life crisis)
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