Its popularity surged in the 1920s, particularly following the release of the 1923 song "The Charleston," composed by James P. Johnson for the Broadway show Runnin' Wild. The dance reached its peak between 1926 and 1927, captivating audiences with its energetic and lively movements. The introduction of “The Charleston” in the 1920s evolved Jazz Dance because it could be done alone. At the time, ballroom dance was the norm and required the accompaniment of a partner.
Its popularity surged in the 1920s, particularly following th.e release of the 1923 song "The Charleston," composed by James P. Johnson for the Broadway show Runnin' Wild. The dance reached its peak between 1926 and 1927, captivating audiences with its energetic and lively movements The introduction of “The Charleston” in the 1920s evolved Jazz Dance because it could be done alone. At the time, ballroom dance was the norm and required the accompaniment of a partner.