Recorded in 1981, "Keep On Dancing" by the Nashville Rhythm Section was a recording made specifically for the line dancing set that became immensely popular in the early 1970s and had a strong resurgence after the disco era in the early 1980s. Line dancing is still practiced and learned in country-western dance bars and is more popular today than ever. It has even stretched over to Europe and is extremely popular in Latin American countries as well as Latin hot spots in the Americas - so much so that a Spanish language version of the classic 1981 album, "Nashville Rhythm Section - Keep On Dancing (Country Style Swing" has been added to the cannon, thus, "Sigue Bailando (Al Cambio Del Estilo Campesino)" now exists for all lovers of country line dancing, for the first time "en español." This recording focuses on country style swing dance and features the cream of the crop of Nashville session players. All selections have been newly remastered. .