There was NO dance called "The Shake and Fingerpop". Fingerpoppping was snappping your fingers to the beat, shaking was referring to the dancing. That just meant, "come on woman, let's go out and do some dancin' " . They were doing The Jerk, The Skate, The Pearl , and The Boogaloo when that song was out. Yes, we Ghetto Chillin' did The Bop, The Stroll, The Madison, The Twist, The Hully Gully, The Mashed Potatoes, The Pop-Eye Waddle, The Duck, The Funky Chicken, The Uncle Willie, The Stomp, The Bird, The Watusi, The Pony, The Camel Walk, The Shing-a-ling, The Temptation Walk, The Dog, The Limbo, The Swim, The Fly and The Tighten-Up. The 81 was not really a national dance craze (that was mainly a Philly thing as was The Bristol Stomp), The Uncle Willie was a Chicago thang), I guess that The Boston Monkey was a special way of dancing The Monkey (only in Boston). The Monkey, The Skate, The Swim, The Boogaloo, and The Watusi all involved a lot of arm motion (but also foot and body motion. Other dances were mainly body and foot motion. Others, like Weegee Walk, The Clam (Elvis' song), just had a song to try to introduce them, but no one ever saw those so-called "dances". Most of them were just a single "dance step", as opposed to a full blown "dance". No self-respecting teenager would have been caught dead doing "The Freddie" or was it "Freddy"?