This isn’t jazz, strictly speaking, but these guys are having such a good time. Treat yourself to three and a half minutes of joy. Click here or seek out more of “Jumpers in Command”…
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Great skipping!
Thank you Joe. Its Bleddington I think.
great display of double dutch talent–perhaps it should be called “street ballet”