Pin By Emily Kaarôÿ On Style Woodstock Fashion ççhippie çü Style Woodstock Dancing in the streets a hippie girl dancing barefoot in public on the venice beach boardwalk in southern california. Summer's here and the time is right a music video compilation for the 1964 hit dancing in the street performed by the martha and the vandellas. the video i.
Footloose Dancing Barefoot 0. i am wondering how prevalent is walking barefoot on the streets during the classical hippie era (60s). there is a lot of public perception that bare feet were more acceptable then but later people became squares and put shoes back on. however, from old photos it seem that most "hippies" during that time wore sandals or even heavy boots. "dancing in the street" is a song written by marvin gaye, william stevenson, and ivy jo hunter. it first became popular in 1964 when recorded by martha and the vandellas whose version reached no. 2 on the billboard hot 100 chart for two weeks, behind " do wah diddy diddy " by manfred mann and it also peaked at no. 4 on the uk singles chart . It was sung by martha and the vandellas, three hard working young women from detroit. and while it has become associated with the era’s unrest, it was not entirely a statement about the issue. 1960s, 1970s usa, hippies dancing together in field from the kinolibrary archive film collections. clip ref mf2. for commercial projects only. to order the c.
Comments are closed.