http://users.iconz.co.nz/pinnacle/jonc/ceroc.html
http://www.cs.su.oz.au/~loki/ceroc/index.html
http://www.tecnolingua.co.uk/leroc/
The official line over here in the UK is that "Le Roc" is the
basis of the Modern (French) Jive styles. Without going too much into the
politics of it all, the Le Roc French Jive Foundation is affiliated to the
United Kingdom Association of dance teachers and, basically, anybody can
run Le Roc classes - though they'd be well advised to attend a weekend workshop.
Not so CEROC or Le Jive and a few other franchised operations who all claim
that they have the one true message (and certainly have copyright of their
own name). [Graham Beech <sigma.press@zetnet.co.uk>]
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