A Day At The Seaside: The Slosh Dance

The Slosh: A West Of Scotland Tradition

The Slosh is a popular dance at music on the prom in Girvan, where every Sunday is a beautiful day. One of the favourite West Of Scotland tunes for a wee dance, other favourites for the Slosh include Amarillo by Tony Christie and Una Paloma Blanc.

The Origins Of The Slosh

The Slosh is thought to have originated in the 1960s, when it was danced to the song "Beautiful Sunday" by Daniel Boone. The dance became popular in the West Of Scotland, and it is still a popular choice for a wee dance today.

How To Slosh

The Slosh is a simple dance to learn. The basic steps are as follows:

1. Step to the side with your left foot.
2. Bring your right foot to meet your left foot.
3. Step to the side with your right foot.
4. Bring your left foot to meet your right foot.
5. Repeat steps 1-4.

You can add your own variations to the Slosh, such as arm movements or head shakes.

The Slosh Today

The Slosh is still a popular dance at music on the prom in Girvan, and it is also danced at other events throughout the West Of Scotland. The dance is a fun and easy way to get some exercise and enjoy the music.

Conclusion

The Slosh is a West Of Scotland tradition that is still enjoyed by people of all ages. The dance is a fun and easy way to get some exercise and enjoy the music. If you are ever in the West Of Scotland, be sure to check out the Slosh at music on the prom in Girvan.