Interesting to see the Chicago influence in that the first couple faces the band, the practice in the Chicago area at the time. The custom presumably dates back to an era when each set had its own caller, dancing in the #1 spot.
It opens with "Comin' Round the Mountain." After some instruction without music, the next tune is "Golden Slippers," followed by "Comin' Round the Mountain" again.
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We did this in P.E. class in the 5th grade. I loved it!
We did it in PE in the 1970s and I loved it also! Before California was Californication
Interesting to see the Chicago influence in that the first couple faces the band, the practice in the Chicago area at the time. The custom presumably dates back to an era when each set had its own caller, dancing in the #1 spot.
those was the days all for one and one for all ,not now days
what's song in the this video please~
It opens with "Comin' Round the Mountain." After some instruction without music, the next tune is "Golden Slippers," followed by "Comin' Round the Mountain" again.
not a crinoline in sight!
Thankfully, hope most of those crinolines found their way to a fireplace :-)
3rd or 5th grade in California.
not banjo either!! NH