Swing Dance Books

Frankie Manning: Lindy Hop, written by Frankie Manning and Cynthia Millman, is widely regarded as the most comprehensive and authoritative guide to Lindy Hop.

Stanley Dance, a renowned jazz critic and historian, wrote the book "Swingin' the Dream: Big Band Jazz and the Swing Era".

Lindy Hop: The Story of America's National Dance, written by Loren Schoenberg and Erin Stevens, offers a comprehensive history of swing dance.

Norma Miller, a renowned swing dance instructor and performer, wrote "The Lindy Hop Manual: A Step-by-Step Guide to the Swing Dance".

Stanley Dance's "Swingin' the Dream: Big Band Jazz and the Swing Era" explores the social and cultural significance of swing dance during the Swing Era.

Leon James, a swing dance instructor and performer, authored "The Swing Dance Book: A Guide to the History, Styles, and Moves of Swing Dancing".

Leon James' "The Swing Dance Book: A Guide to the History, Styles, and Moves of Swing Dancing" offers a comprehensive guide to swing dance moves, techniques, and variations.

Loren Schoenberg and Erin Stevens collaborated to write "Lindy Hop: The Story of America's National Dance".

Norma Miller's "The Lindy Hop Manual: A Step-by-Step Guide to the Swing Dance" is renowned for its detailed analysis of swing dance techniques and patterns.

Frankie Manning and Cynthia Millman collaborated to write "Frankie Manning: Lindy Hop".

Loren Schoenberg and Erin Stevens' "Lindy Hop: The Story of America's National Dance" delves into the evolution of swing dance from its African roots to its global popularity.

Al Minns wrote his own book titled "Al Minns: The History of Lindy Hop".

Leon James' "The Swing Dance Book: A Guide to the History, Styles, and Moves of Swing Dancing" offers a comprehensive overview of swing dance styles, including Lindy Hop, Jitterbug, and Balboa.

Bruce Campbell wrote the book "Jitterbug: The Story of America's Swing Dance".