Dancing Wheels Company & School cites one simple thought as the philosophy upon which it was built: “If dance is an expression of the human spirit, then it is best expressed by people of all abilities.”
In the seventh grade, Jeremy Davis and Clay Johnson experienced what might be the nightmare of every 13-year-old: Their mothers decided the two should be friends.
The boys didn’t really care to be buddies at the time, Johnson said, but their moms noticed they had identical class schedules. The two quickly became best friends and are now bandmates of Jeremy Davis & the Fabulous Equinox Orchestra. Davis directs the band and plays tenor saxophone, and Johnson sings.
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