MUSIC HISTORY VIDEO - Saturday, August 4, 2007
    "A look at what happened in music videos of the past"
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Hello Music Lovers:

This dance scene is one of the highlights of the film "Pulp 
Fiction". It features one of the greatest tracks from Chuck 
Berry. It makes me want to get up and dance. 

~*~ Peace, Love and Music ~*~

Willow 

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This Week's Video Clip - 

Pulp Fiction: Dance Scene at Jackrabbit Slims 

In the movie Pulp Fiction, the set for Jack Rabbit Slims 
was inspired by the Elvis Presley film Speedway. Watch 
the famous dance scene featuring John Travolta and Uma 
Thurman. 

Click here: Pulp Fiction: Dance Scene at Jackrabbit Slims 

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