[Callers] ID This Dance

I recently collected a dance from Mary Wesley, who collected it from Susan Petrick. Susan wrote it down from memory, filling in the gaps for the parts she didn't remember, and decided to call it "Missing You." Do recognize the choreography? Susan and I are curious who might have wrote this under

Re: [Callers] ID this dance

Thanks, Linda! On Sep 18, 2016 4:23 PM, "Linda Leslie" wrote: > Think Outside the Box by Bob Isaacs > Linda > > On Sep 18, 2016, at 1:08 PM, Ron Blechner via Callers < > callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote: > > Gah. > > N Bal, Box Gnat, > Star 3/4 > Shadow Alle L 1x > PS > LLFB > Chain to N

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Gah. N Bal, Box Gnat, Star 3/4 Shadow Alle L 1x PS LLFB Chain to N R to P, Sq Thru 4 On Sep 18, 2016 4:07 PM, "Ron Blechner" wrote: > Sorry, star is 3/4 > > On Sep 18, 2016 4:05 PM, "Ron Blechner" wrote: > >> Watching an old video of Gaslight Tinkers with Nils, from Nov 7, 2012 >> >> N Bal, Gn

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Sorry, star is 3/4 On Sep 18, 2016 4:05 PM, "Ron Blechner" wrote: > Watching an old video of Gaslight Tinkers with Nils, from Nov 7, 2012 > > N Bal, Gnat Gnat, > Star R 1x > - > Next N Alle L 1x > N1 swing > - > LLFB > Ladies Chain (to P) > - > R to P, Bal, Sq Thru 4 to new Ns. > > Thanks! > Ron

[Callers] ID this dance

Watching an old video of Gaslight Tinkers with Nils, from Nov 7, 2012 N Bal, Gnat Gnat, Star R 1x - Next N Alle L 1x N1 swing - LLFB Ladies Chain (to P) - R to P, Bal, Sq Thru 4 to new Ns. Thanks! Ron

Re: [Callers] ID This dance? Square thru, shadow DsD

phy du...@duganmurphy.com > Date: Thu, 02 Jun 2016 22:30:01 + > From: Jack Mitchell via Callers > To: "Caller's discussion list" > Subject: [Callers] ID This dance? Square thru, shadow DsD > Message-ID: > < > cap+xmj40fp4xdmrt1fybyo5pr6rkfxkqrvxay_

Re: [Callers] ID This dance? Square thru, shadow DsD

I believe it's Luke Donforth's "Vallimont's Silver Hammer". On Jun 2, 2016 6:30 PM, "Jack Mitchell via Callers" < callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote: > Spotted on a video earlier today. > > A1 Circle L 3/4, N Sw > A2 N Promenade, Ladies Chain > B1 RH to N balace, N pull by R, Partner pull b

[Callers] ID This dance? Square thru, shadow DsD

Spotted on a video earlier today. A1 Circle L 3/4, N Sw A2 N Promenade, Ladies Chain B1 RH to N balace, N pull by R, Partner pull by L; Shadow DsD B2 P B&S -- Jack Mitchell Durham, NC

Re: [Callers] ID This Dance?

Although both dances Rollin' to the Grey Eagle and 32 Seconds have A1 LLF and Roll Away on the way back; LC They differ in the flow instructions. I prefer Rollin' to the Grey Eagle which specifies Ladies roll the Men away from R to L which gives a nice transition to the LC. Instructions for 32 S

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Linda:    Probably, two dances were written independently, with the difference being the very last part: "In long lines, identify new neighbor with a gentle squeeze."   Michael Fuerst      802 N Broadway      Urbana IL 61801   217-239-5844 Links to photos of many of my drawings and paintings a

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I also have this in my collection under the name/author mentioned by Chris Page; but I also have it as "32 Seconds" by Tom Calwell. I don't know who wrote it first. Linda On Apr 12, 2014, at 12:27 PM, Jerome Grisanti wrote: I recently thought of a dance that I presume has been written alr

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Good dance - the ladies rolling their neighbor is a good lead into the chain From: Rich Goss To: Caller's discussion list Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2014 11:59 AM Subject: Re: [Callers] ID This Dance? Found this one in my collection.    Good dance.

Re: [Callers] ID This Dance?

Found this one in my collection.Good dance. Roll In To The Grey Eagle - Hank Morris A1: LLFB, ladies roll gents (R/L on the way back) Ladies Chain A2: Hey for four B1: Partner balance and swing B2: Circle left 3/4, Neighbor swing > On Apr 12, 2014, at 9:27 AM, Jerome Grisanti > w

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I think it's "Rolling Into the Gray Eagle" by Hank Morris. Spelling uncertain. -Chris Page San Diego On Saturday, April 12, 2014, Jerome Grisanti wrote: > I recently thought of a dance that I presume has been written already, as > it is all glossary moves. Can anyone identify it? > > Improper C

[Callers] ID This Dance?

I recently thought of a dance that I presume has been written already, as it is all glossary moves. Can anyone identify it? Improper Contra A1: Long Lines Forward, Roll Away* on way back, Ladies Chain (* Men roll from right to left, Women half-sashey from left to right) A2: Ladies start Hey for