The dance has been generally done to Ray Anthony's big band recording of the song with this name. It was a vocal hit in 1952, and instrumentally re-recorded c. 1958. The song has been re-recorded by others, including musical updates of the style, for example, a Salsa version. Duke Ellington recorded "Bunny Hop Mambo" in 1954. Other popular music of the era is also used, such as "The Glow-Worm."

Ray Anthony's single release of the "Bunny Hop" featured another novelty dance classic, the "Hokey Pokey" on the B side.

Here's How:

1. As soon as you hear the Bunny Hop music, run to the dance floor. Be careful not to trip over other bunny hoppers.

See the Bunny Hop Step-by-Step [dance.about.com]
2 . Find a place in line.
3. Place your hands on the hips of the person in front of you. Allow the person behind you to grab your hips as well.
4. Following the song lyrics, kick your right foot out to the side, placing your heel on the ground. Bring your right foot back in.
5. Repeat, kicking your right foot out to the side again. Bring it back in.
6. Kick your left foot out to the side, placing your heel on the ground. Bring your left foot back in.
7. Repeat, kicking your left foot out to the side again. Bring it back in.
8. Hop forward once with both feet together.
9. Hop backward once with both feet together.
10. Hop forward three times with the music.
11. Repeat the steps, holding onto the person in front of you, until the music stops.


Example

Tips:

1. Keep up with the steps so you don't get left behind.
2. Try not to let go of the person in front of you.
3. Don't be the first person in line unless you know the steps well.
4. If you happen to be the first person in line, lead the group around the room.

Mother Goose Teaches you how to Bhop!

What You Need:

Lots of people.
Bunny Hop music


If you still cant grasp the concept of bhopping then I hope this gripping tutorial will help you
(skip to 38 seconds in)