- Description
Tap Dance America is a reference work of bibliographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian.
See Also:
- James "Buster" Brown (biography)
- Ralph Brown (biography)
- Jimmy Slyde (biography)
- Lon Chaney (biography)
- Charles "Chuck" Green (biography)
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The Hoofers (Original Hoofers; New York Hoofers) founded 1966 / Charles "Chuck" Green [miscellaneous]
- Title
- The Hoofers (Original Hoofers; New York Hoofers) founded 1966 [Miscellaneous]
- Performers
- Green, Charles "Chuck"
- Chaney, Lon
- Hillman, George
- Slyde, Jimmy (Godbolt)
- Brown, Ralph
- Brown, James "Buster"
- The Hoofers
- The Original Hoofers
- New York Hoofers
- Published/Created
- 1966
- Genre
- Miscellaneous
- Abstract
- The Hoofers Club, also called the New York Hoofers and the Original Hoofers, were a tap dancing club founded in 1966. The original members included Chuck Green, Lon Chaney, George Hillman, and Jimmy Slyde. Though there was longtime rivalry between the Copasetics and the Hoofers, James Buster Brown was a member of both clubs. Later Bernard Manners was made a member.
Original Hoofers included Ralph Brown, Raymond Kallund, Buster Brown, Lon Chaney, Chuck Green and Jimmy Slyde.
Last Updated: 12-16-2015