When a public dance hall named Roseland opened on Broadway in 1919, smart young people had recently deserted the waltz for the foxtrot, were just beginning to master the delicate .
Faster and faster it glided, past green lights at little stations, red lights at crossings; and the clicking of the ties became a dreamy foxtrot drumming in the ears of people .
A rotating wheel swatted the cymbals; a clutch and gear shift changed the tempo from foxtrot to waltz.
Austin DJ spins records on century-old phonograph Amelia "Foxtrot" Raley isn't a typical Austin DJ. She has no laptop, speakers or need for an electrical outlet. Instead, Raley lugs two 1900s-era phonographs and a crate of vintage records to her gigs and literally cranks out the nostalgic tunes of yesteryear.
June 9, 2013 - Abilene Reporter-News
Bruno Tonioli in Baltimore Sun Bruno says he can tell how much work went into it, but it felt a little tense and didn't have the "ease of flow to sell the foxtrot."
Bruce Forsyth in South Wales Evening Post Show host Bruce Forsyth joked: "Zara Phillips was supposed to be in this series. She actually started rehearsals but her horse couldn't do the foxtrot."
Gordon Ramsay in New York Post In New York, I'm gonna do something a little bit more relaxed in the style of a cafe/bistro,says Ramsay. "We opened Foxtrot Oscar in London - it's an amazing neighborhood bistro along the lines of The Spotted Pig . . . It's not because of...