“Some say it's mystic / You can't resist it” - Marcia Griffiths, “Electric Boogie” “You know there's nothin', nothin', nothin' I would not do” - Frankie Beverly And Maze, “Before I Let Go” “Kinship” social dances are a mainstay of African American creative art and cultural expression. These communal and coordinated line dances have evolved over generations. From Van McCoy’s “The Hustle” of the 70s and Marcia Griffith’s “Electric Boogie” (aka “The Electric Slide”) of the 80s, to the ever-changing

2.1K views · 37 reactions | One of the most iconic brands in electric violin history, ZETA Violins, has two main pickups: Jazz and Strados. In this video, we'll compare the Jazz Fusion violin with the Strados Modern violin, both with a "clean" sound and through a Mesa Boogie amp model. | Electric Violin Shop | Facebook