Of all the songs from the '60s, this iconic dance song was named Billboard's top hit. If you've heard the track, odds are you ...

These three rock songs, all out in the early 1960s, still make me want to dance today, even after so many years.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The New York Times recently spoke with Toni Basil, the 1960s dancing “it” girl Tarantino hired to choreograph the massive Playboy ...

It's a tune so familiar that many of us only need to hear the first few notes before feeling the need to belt it out. And Neil Diamond’s Sixties classic Sweet Caroline has now been voted Britain’s No ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by To get the moves right for “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood,” Mr. Tarantino went to a 1960s dancing ‘it’ girl: Toni Basil. By Debra Levine LOS ANGELES ...

Do you ever just want to get up off your grey sofa—the one with the indent of you behind squarely in the center—and shake your groove thang? Do you ever just want to dance? Whether anyone is around or ...

When US rock'n'roll arrived in the UK in the mid-1950s, there were few places for British teenagers to dance to this exciting new genre. But by the early 1960s, dance venues specifically aimed at ...

Basil said that dancing “was partnering, it was jitterbug” before the 1960s, but during the counterculture era it became “freedom — what the ’60s were about.” With dancers no longer holding hands, the ...