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  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Buzzard_lopeBuzzard lope - Wikipedia

    The Buzzard Lope is a popular southern States dance dating from the 1890s, included in Minstrel Show repertoire, alongside the cakewalk and juba dance.

  3. www.youtube.com › watchBuzzard Lope - YouTube

    Provided to YouTube by The Orchard EnterprisesBuzzard Lope · Bessie Jones · Georgia Sea Island Singers · Alan LomaxJoin the Band℗ 2012 Odyssey Productions, I...

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  4. www.youtube.com › watchBessie Jones - The Buzzard Lope - YouTube

    3. Feb. 2012 · The Buzzard Lope sung by Bessie Jones and backup singers a capella. ...more.

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  5. www.youtube.com › watchBBE 2017 Performance - Buzzard Lope - YouTube

    The Buzzard Lope is a dance with its roots in West Africa, probably Ghana, that came via the slave trade to the southern USA and was still being performed on the Georgia Sea...

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    • The Buzzard Lope Photograph by Lenore Senior - Fine Art America
    • The Buzzard Lope | Art Rosenbaum
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  7. archive.culturalequity.org › new-york-city-661 › buzzard-lopeBuzzard Lope | Lomax Digital Archive

    Buzzard Lope | Lomax Digital Archive. Title: Buzzard Lope. Date recorded: June 26, 1961. Contributor (s): Performer: Jones, Bessie; Recordist: Lomax, Alan. Subject (s): Genre: animal imitation, slavery song. Culture: African American, Southern U.S. Instruments: voice. Setting: Alan Lomax's apartment, 3rd Street. Language: English.

  8. www.danceedlab.com › 05 › The-Buzzard-Lope-source-FinalCalls during a Buzzard Lope Dance - Dance Education Laboratory

    The Buzzard Lope used outstretched arms like a bird and consisted of a shuffle step and a little buzzard like hop. The dance is said to be similar to the West African Buzzard Dance. It's original form is representing a Turkey Buzzard getting ready to eat a dead Mule (some report a Cow).

  9. archive.culturalequity.org › new-york-city-865 › buzzard-lopeBuzzard Lope | Lomax Digital Archive

    Title: Buzzard Lope Date recorded: August 1, 1965 Contributor(s): Performer: Ramsey, Emma Lee; Performer: Jones, Bessie; Performer: Hillery, Mable; Performer: Davis, Peter; Performer: Davis, John; Recordist: Lomax, Alan