dance hall

Each track also has a set dance so, once someone has learned the steps, they can join in with it at any dance hall - worldwide.

The family later moved to the South Bronx, where they opened up a luncheonette called “Mambo”: a name chosen by young Eddie, who was enthralled by the Cuban dance hall rhythms.

By that point, The Band was playing two-bit theatres and dance halls — a far cry from their stature more than a decade earlier — and Manuel’s alcohol and drug abuse had returned with a vengeance.

The twins return to Clarksdale to open their own dance hall, Club Juke — a den of sin, to the church folk.

“Spiegeltent” is Flemish for “mirror tent,” and the structures first came to prominence in Belgium around 1900 when they were used as traveling dance halls at town fairs.