Instructional Steppin' Dance Videos, DVDs and Music CDs
Chicago Style

Chicago Steppers - The Next Level Music CD

Music CD

Marzette is a favorite on the steppin' scene, not only because of his smooth and soulful vocal talent, but also because of his ability to move the crowd with his fancy footwork. He was the first champion of the World's Largest Steppers Contest.

The hit single "Hey DJ" is one of the most sought after steppers song this year. The sound track features Bobby Hutton, Brian Henly, Ray Silkman and the song Windy City from the Official Steppers Music CD.

(2008)

3 Slides Video

DVD Only - $24.99
Back in 2002, The Majestic Slide was the first slide dance to emerge since Charlie Green's "Bus Stop". Then came Casper “Mr. C” The Slide Man’s “Cha Cha Slide” that took slide dances to new heights. Since then, hundreds of slides have emerged.

On this DVD are three of the slides that will stay for years to come. This DVD will give two instructions and one demonstration of each dance, because repetition is the best way to learn the slide dance.

(2008)
DVD - Region 1 (Canada, United States; U.S. territories; Bermuda)

Chicago Steppers - The Next Level Video

DVD Only - $24.95
I would like to thank all who purchased the Chicago Steppers Instructional DVD. We taught how to start the dance, the six count and three basic turns.

Now let's take it to "The Next Level". On this DVD we will teach you fancy footwork and turns and will introduce you to the 50 Yard Line, Taste Entertainment Center and some of Chicago's finest stores for steppin' fashions. In order to take the next step, this is a must have video.

60+ mins. (2006)
DVD - Region 1 (Canada, United States; U.S. territories; Bermuda)

The Official Steppers Music CD

Steppers Music

Tracks include: Dance the Night Away, Step it up, Loves Gonna Last w/ Dance Master's Clap, This is a Party, Get Up, Steppers Paradise, Windy City, I Feel Like Steppin', Love Jacked and Double Down.

(2005)

Chicago Style Steppin' Instructional Video

DVD Only - $24.95
Steppin' origins started in the 1930s around the same time of World War II, originally as the "Jitterbug". Another more familiar dance that also has its roots in the Jitterbug is now called "Swing Dancing".

In the 60s, when Chicago took the Jitterbug to a different level, it evolved into "Boppin"; Boppin' then evolved into Steppin' and is still evolving today. Steppin' is a lot smoother than Boppin' and is composed of 10% technique and 90% style. It's the style element that makes this such an addictive dance.

"Steppin' is a way of life. Steppin' makes people from all over the country come to Chicago just to see this phenomena first hand. Although Steppin' is nationally known, it is native to Chicago. Steppin' is not just a dance, it's the music, the moves, the clothes, the mood. Steppin' is an art form that stirs the soul . . . it's a rhythm as unique as the dance itself with smooth steps and even smoother turns." - Emilie McKendall (famous Chicago Disc Jockey).

Steppin' is here to stay! So if you’re ready, here's your opportunity to learn the technique and add your unique style to this dance that is shared by old and young alike.

Bonus footage, including exclusive interviews with George Daniels, Sam Chatman, Yvonne Paramore, Glen Richards and others.

60+ mins. (2003)
DVD - Region 1 (Canada, United States; U.S. territories; Bermuda)

World's Largest Steppers Contest Video

DVD Only - $19.99
The World's Largest Steppers Contest started 15 years ago in Chicago. The World's Largest Steppers Contest held on September 11, 2004, intrigued over 5,000 people to gather and be a part of what has become a nationwide phenomenon.

This DVD is a sampling of some of the best Steppers from Flint, Michigan, Cleveland, Ohio, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Atlanta, North Carolina, St. Louis, Philadelphia and the list goes on and on.

This program will bring you in touch with the birthplace of Steppin' . . . . Chicago. There are performances by people who have all levels of Steppin' skill, from one year to seasoned Steppers who consider Steppin' a way of life, and a new addition to this dance genre involving trio synchronized Steppin'. Let us not forget Tie Skippy who showed-off fancy footwork that looked like he was on ice or roller skates.

60+ mins. (2004)
DVD - Region 1 (Canada, United States; U.S. territories; Bermuda)