Communications
Jul. 14, 1999
Theory and Practice
^^Theory and Practice^^ By Conrad R. Aragon Sam Thompson was waiting for a bus in downtown Louisville, Ky., in January, 1959. As the bus wasn't due for another hour, he ambled into the Liberty End Cafe and ordered a plate of macaroni and a beer. To the irresistible rhythms that poured out of a canary yellow jukebox, Sam began to shuffle his feet in a solo dance. The Louisville shuffle was born.
By Conrad R. Aragon
Sam Thompson was waiting for a bus in downtown Louisville, Ky., in January, 1959. As the bus wasn't due for another hour, he ambled into the Liberty End Cafe and ordered a plate of macaroni and a beer. To the irresistible rhythms that poured out of a canary yellow jukebox, Sam began to shuffle his feet...
Sam Thompson was waiting for a bus in downtown Louisville, Ky., in January, 1959. As the bus wasn't due for another hour, he ambled into the Liberty End Cafe and ordered a plate of macaroni and a beer. To the irresistible rhythms that poured out of a canary yellow jukebox, Sam began to shuffle his feet...
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