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Line Dance Records

The following information originally came from Julian Gothard's Line & Country & Western FAQ and has been updated over the years to include newer dance records.
Canada
Largest Scottish Country Dance - 512-some reel by the Toronto Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (Toronto, Canada 1991).

New Zealand
Geraldine, New Zealand (January 97): Longest line dance length for this country was set at 910 people.

Australia
Tamworth, Queensland, Australia, January 25, 1997. Grand total of 5502 line dancers.

USA
A total of 2,578 people danced to the "Boot Scootin' Boogie" in Lebanon, TN, USA on 30 Jul 1994. A line dance in Fairfield CA, USA had 5,000 people and a line dance in Laughlin NV, USA reportedly had 8,000+ people.

An estimated 30,000 people took part in a Madison/Electric Slide line dance held during the 1991 Comin' Home African American Holiday Celebration in Columbus, OH, USA on 12 Jul 1991.

United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland
Saturday 7th December 1996 - National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, UK. 1,630 people danced continuously for 5 minutes to the Line Dance "The Freeze".

12th April 1997 - RAF Burtonwood, Warrington, UK. 4,500 people danced continuously for 5 minutes to the Line Dance "The Freeze". This record was monitored by, and submitted to, the Guiness organisation. The record will be confirmed in a broadcast of BBC "Record Breakers" scheduled for transmission in September. If successful this will be the "FIRST OFFICIAL" UK and World record to be accepted by the Guiness organisation.


LD FAQ Section 12: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jgothard/sect12.htm 
The Line/C&W Dance & Music FAQ is Copyright � Julian L. Gothard 1995-1998
The FAQ was converted to html/htm format by Robert Fielder and Julian L. Gothard.

 

 

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