Word: stomp
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Dovells sang Bristol Stomp...
...Little Joey & Flips sang Bongo Stomp...
...Manhattan's Village Gate, he rippled off rocking arpeggios and lacy melodies in such original com positions as Echoes of Spring and Passionette; then, in up-tempo drivers like I Found a New Baby and Sweet Georgia Brown, he unleashed his juggernaut left hand to stride and stomp around the lower half of the keyboard while his right hand danced up high in finger-blurring filigrees or punched out syncopated chords. A resplendent showman in his red vest, derby and cigar (which he occasionally chomps in half during the heat of creation, especially when singing), he continues to strike...
...Harvard hockey team won the eighth and final spot in this week's ECAC Tournament with a repeat 7-3 stomp over Yale Saturday at Ingalls Rink in New Haven. Five first-period goals--including three within 46 seconds--ensured the win, which gave the Crimson a second-place tie with Brown in the final Ivy League standings...
Boldly, he choreographed "total theater," in which a work was not "evaluated solely on the intricacy of its movements but on its overall theatrical impact." His first full-length ballet was a total-theater version of The Three Musketeers, a romp-and-stomp spectacle in which the Danish swashbucklers made Douglas Fairbanks look like a party poop. Later, he enlivened and internationalized his programs with Afternoon of a Faun by America's Jerome Robbins, Card Game by South Africa's John Cranko, Aimez-vous Bach by Canada's Brian MacDonald, and Agon by Denmark's First...