Even better, WCS lets you groove with a partner, while at the same time affording each of you an unusually broad scope for creativity and styling.    No other partnered dance gives ladies more freedom to 'shine' within a 'lead-follow' context!

And while some enjoy the vintage costumes worn for other kinds of swing, WCS dancers definitely prefer today’s styles -- from jeans or slacks to cool and sassy (as casual or glitzy as you want).    Just FYI.

Nevertheless, it's the music that drives WCS, and the variety of preferred styles is broad ...the only common element being a tempo range heard every day on London FM stations.    But while this city can listen to it at work, at home, or on the road, regrettably there’s been no local venue where London area adults can dance to it on a regular basis.    UNTIL NOW!!

For more than a year now, the weekly dances of the London Swing Dance Club (LSDC). have been filling this void.

What kind of music do you use for WCS?    Click on the following icons for 40-second audio clips from a few songs perfect for WCS ...rest assured, there are hundreds more like these being enjoyed by WCS dancers across North America every week.

Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You" Bee Gees - "Wedding Day" Bob James - "Feel Like Making Love" Bobby Womack - "California Dreaming" Bruce Springsteen - "Streets Of Philadelphia" Cameo - "Word Up" ELO - "Don't Bring Me Down" Eric Clapton - "My Father's Eyes" Frank McComb - "Shine" Glass Tiger - "Diamond Sun" Herb Alpert - "Rise" i5 - "Ladidi Ladida" Level 42 - Something About You" Nite Flyte - "Open Your Heart" S Club 7 - "Don't Stop Movin" The Commitments - "Mustang Sally" The Police - "Every Breath You Take" If you can't find something here of even slight interest, you might want to consider selling your CD player and taking up badminton, birdwatching, whatever...