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-The '''Pony''' was a dance made popular in the 1960s by the [[Chubby Checker]] song "Pony Time".  The beat is 1&2, 3&4, etc. In the dance the feet are kept comfortably together, while various arm and hand motions are possible. Movement around the dance floor may occur, but there is no line-of-dance. Couples, who generally face each other, do not touch [http://www.sixtiescity.com/Culture/dance.shtm] and turns and chase positions are possible.
-The Pony is mentioned in the [[Wilson Pickett]] song [[Land of a Thousand Dances]], in the [[Nick Lowe]] song "I Knew the Bride" and in [[The Go-Go's]] song "[[We Got the Beat]]."
-[[Cindy Wilson]] of [[The B-52's]] can be seen performing the Pony in the video for their 1980 song, "[[Give Me Back My Man]]", as well as in other films of the band performing between 1978 and 1980 (including their 1980 appearance on "[[Saturday Night Live]]"). The band completed the period effect by wearing early 60s-style outfits and hairstyles.
-<!-- The Pony has its like in classical dance.  In fact, the movement of he pony is universal, occurring in every recorded tribe and society.
-Albert Peralion -->
-==See also==
-*[[Pony (Ginuwine song)]]
-{{DEFAULTSORT:Pony (Dance)}}
-[[Category:Novelty and fad dances]]
-{{Dance-stub}}
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