Sara Fishko tells us how percussive dancing, or tap, has a special place in showbiz history. Read the full description.
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In the old days, there was one thing every entertainer HAD to know how to do. As Sara Fishko tells us, percussive dancing, or tap, has a special place in showbiz history.
The Fishko Files, produced by WNYC's Sara Fishko, are personal, sound-rich radio essays on music, art, culture and media.
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In the old days, there was one thing every entertainer HAD to know how to do. As Sara Fishko tells us, percussive dancing, or tap, has a special place in showbiz history. The Fishko Files, produced by WNYC's Sara Fishko, are personal, sound-rich radio essays on music, art, culture and media.
Broadcast History
2/11/06 WNYC ME
Timing and Cues
7:00 SOC out
7:17 music fade END
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