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Square Dance Calls authored by Bill Owen

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  1. Dixie Chain vic ceder
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 Dixie Chain  -  C4 

Definition:

From Single Double Pass Thru formation
(or from Facing Couples, in which case the Belle goes in front).

  1. Centers right pull by;
  2. all left pull by;
  3. Centers right pull by.

Ends in a Single Completed Double Pass Thru formation.

Comments and Examples:

From Single Double Pass Thru formation,
Dixie Chain is equivalent to Double Pass Thru.

Bill Owen 1952

Dixie Chain

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 Dixie Chain
 Jay King  -  page 12
 

Definition:

From facing couples or two single file lines of two facing each other (as in each side of a double pass thru formation): Lead dancers or right side dancers give a right to opposite and pull by. Give a left to the next and pull by. Those now meeting give a right hand pull by. Finishes in two single file lines of two back to back to take the next call.

Comments and Examples:

Date written might be wrong. Jim Mayo thinks 1956. Verbatim note from Jim:

  • As you know I have been involved with the square dance history project whose goal is to show the history in moving images. Over the past few years I have become increasingly convinced that there was a mistake in dating the origin of the call Dixie Chain. Jay King shows it as 1952. I believe he got most of his information about the creation of early calls from the book Instant Hash. The information there was probably from Rickey Holden's knowledge. Instant Hash shows the date for Dixie Chain as 1956. That, also, is the first time the term shows up in either American Square Dance or Sets In Order. This leads me to the conclusion that Jay just wrote down the wrong year. Many of us have accepted Jay's book as accurate and, certainly, it mostly is.

Bill Owen 1952

This definition is from The Handbook of Modern Square Dancing by Jay King.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.

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