When he was just 15, tap dancer Savion Glover appeared alongside tap legend Gregory Hines on PBS in “Great Performances: Tap Dance in America with Gregory Hines” (1989). Hines and master tap dancers like Jimmy Slyde inspired Savion Glover to put his own distinguishing mark on tap dance. Glover went on to establish himself as one of the best tap dancers of all time, performing in and choreographing tap performances for films and stage, including Broadway hits, The Tap Dance Kid and Bring in 'Da N

ROLL CALL! Once the cameras stopped rolling, Sheryl Underwood asked her trio of tap legends - Savion Glover, Arthur Duncan, and Ivery Wheeler - to improvise a dance routine… and it's amazing! | The Talk

Savion Glover kicks off six shows at Blue Note starting tomorrow, June 27. Don’t miss this rare chance to experience his expressive and innovative tap style🕺 🎟️: hive.co/l/savionglover | Blue Note New York