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Songs From The Beatles For Dancing Vol. 2

Songs From The Beatles For Dancing Vol. 2 offers fourteen Antonio Koudele recordings arranged across ballroom, Latin and social dance styles. Help! opens as Samba, followed by Day Tripper and From Me to You for Cha Cha. Rumbas and Jives lead into Oh! Darling for Blues and She’s a Woman for Rock and Roll. The closing Standard group includes She’s Leaving Home, Baby’s in Black and When I’m Sixty-Four. The 1996 collection retains English-language labels, individual dance assignments, tempos and timings.

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Format: MP3
Year: 1996
Dance Style: 10 Dance
Artist: Antonio Koudele

Original price was: $29.00.Current price is: $15.00.

Product ID: 26044 Category: Music

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Songs From The Beatles For Dancing Vol. 2 is Antonio Koudele’s 1996 dance-music collection of fourteen Beatles songs. The recordings are credited to Koudele, with English-language information supplied for every entry. The programme uses several ballroom, Latin and social-dance designations rather than following the songs’ original album order.

Help! opens as samba, followed by Day Tripper and From Me to You as cha cha selections. Do You Want to Know a Secret and In My Life provide rumbas. All My Loving and I Saw Her Standing There are both listed as jives, with different tempo values, making their individual labels useful when selecting a recording.

Oh! Darling supplies a blues selection and She’s a Woman a rock-and-roll option. The closing Standard group includes She’s Leaving Home as slow waltz, I Want to Hold Your Hand as tango, Baby’s in Black as Viennese waltz, When I’m Sixty-Four as slowfox and I’m a Loser as quickstep.

This collection is useful for dancers who want a familiar songwriting repertoire across different rhythms. It is an album of Koudele recordings, rather than a claim that the original Beatles performances are included. The complete fourteen-track list retains the supplied dance and tempo labels, performer credit and playing time for each arrangement, without assigning unsupported competition suitability or technical instruction.