can you still sing and dance to the music of your youth?

I certainly can, love to sign along with the music on the radio, I can do some mean dancing in my kitchen. When I am in the car I must have the radio tuned to my favourite station as they play the music I like.

I have even got my 45 records from the 60's and every so often I get them all out and play them, and dance away like there is no tomorrow. Okay when it comes to the Twist, perhaps I cannot move about, up and down as quick as I did when I was younger, but I can still do it!

I can dance to the records and singalong with all of them, today's youngsters how will they sing along to bumpdebumpdebump.

I was teen in the 60s, and our singing and dancing was pretty crazy! YES! I sing and dance to the oldies of the 60s daily, mostly as I do "Sweatin' to the Oldies" with Richard Simmons.

I love the music of the 60s and even without Richard, I still sing the songs and I have always loved to dance around my house while I do my housework. I am 59.

Hot dog I love to sing to the music of my youth and I do even though I can't carry a tune. But I am enjoying myself, As far as dancing to the music of my youth .I am afraid not.I am recovering from two full knee replacements. So no dancing here for awhile but hopefully I will someday.

Agreed. I love to sing and dance to my music, and to some of the stuff my much older brothers and sister listened to.

I can't imagine today's youth doing that with their music in 40 or 50 years.

Love to sing those old songs at the top of my lungs but only in the car by myself. When I'm feeling frisky I enjoy dancing....just pay dearly for it the next day now.

Ret. Sgt. I for one enjoy hearing those old ballads and crooner songs. Keep on keeping on. Having a good voice is a blessing.

I never was one for fast dancing. I know I can still dance the slow, belt buckle polishing songs. I am a good singer and like to sing but no one wants to hear ballad/crooner songs anymore.

I just am not into fast dancing. Never was and I was never good at it or comfortable doing it.

Definitely yes ! And I'm sure we'll still be doing it into our old age - maybe with a few adjustments, but the idea will still be there.

lol. my other half is 41 but he has the dad dancing moves and our 2 year old daughter copies him so maybe the old moves will come back through my daughter and her daddy then we will all be laughing!

Voice can't hit the notes it used to but the bump and grinder still work.

isn,t it funny how the memory isn,t what it was but hear a few bars of a sixties song and i can practically sing it all way through