All that's missing from the MP3 is the sensation of your clothes being stuck to your body and the placid exhaustion that is specific to dancing in public for a long time.
Mr. Lemon often traveled with his daughter, Chelsea Lemon Fetzer, now 27, who documented his site-specific dancing on videotape.
I have an idea that if I bide my time, I'll get to see site-specific dancing outside every major building and monument in New York.
As church bells tolled nearby, he fidgeted with a pebble, fell against a utility pole and finally slumped to the ground: images that appear in "Come Home Charley Patton". Mr. Lemon often traveled with his daughter, Chelsea Lemon Fetzer, now 27, who documented his site-specific dancing on videotape.
By the mid-1990s, we see evidence of twerk being used online in newsgroups to describe a specific type of dancing.
Once you have mastered the pole, you will probably be interested in more specific pole dancing clothing.
"It could be a series of algorithms gathered from the people dancing at specific moments, or the temperature of the dancefloor throughout the night.
In May, Knopf will publish his novel "Little America," which is drawn from his experience growing up in the 50's in American enclaves in foreign countries with a father who was in the C.I.A. "It was a very weird and specific phenomenon, you know -- dancing to Ricky Nelson in Jordan in 1953 while your father is off doing whatever the heck it was he was doing".
But as Cokie Roberts pointed out on ABC last Sunday, the moment you ask them what they propose to do, they start dancing around anything specific.
Must there be a specific gene for playing poker or dancing the rumba?
Scattered among the seventy photographs are five video installations that also function as studies of specific groups of people: club-goers dancing; children drawing at the Tate.
