Square Dance Calls authored by Rod Blaylock
6 records
| | Bumperoo Jay King - page 99 |   |
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- From completed double pass thru or Trade By formation: Centers arch and the outsides back under to bump rears with those backing in from the other side.
NOTE: A variation of Substitute. Also called "Bumpstitute".
- Rod Blaylock
| | Grand Dixie Style Jay King - page 126 | |
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- From facing couples: Ladies lead Dixie Style to a Wave. Men in the center right arm turn 3/4 as girls move up a quarter (to the end of a wave) and all arm turn half. Girls pull by with a right to lead into another Dixie Style wave where the centers arm turn 3/4 and the girls pull by with a right to lead into another Dixie Style to a Wave where the boys arm turn 3/4 and the girls move up a quarter to the end and all arm swing half. Girls pull by with a right to lead into one more Dixie Style wave where the boys arm turn 3/4 and the girls move up to the end and all arm swing half to take the next call.
- Rod Blaylock 1966
| | Spin Chain And Circulate Jay King - page 85 | |
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- From two parallel waves or eight chain thru formation: Do a Spin Chain thru and then all eight Circulate. Finishes in parallel waves.
- Rod Blaylock 1970
| | Spin Chain Thru Jay King - page 17 | |
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- From parallel waves (right- or left-hand) or eight chain thru formation: Ends and adjacent dancer (neighbors) arm turn half, new centers in the wave arm turn 3/4 to form a wave across the center of the set. Centers of this wave now trade (half arm turn) and then arm turn the end of this same wave 3/4. Finishes in parallel waves. If started from eight chain thru formation, the first half arm turn is by the right. If you want dancers to start with a left arm turn from eight chain thru formation then you must give the call as Left Spin Chain Thru. BACKGROUND NOTE: Spin Chain Thru stands at the head of a very large family of movements that somehow involve dancers who move from one wave to the other by going through the middle of the set. Actually the basic idea was originated by Deuce Williams from Dearborn, Michigan who invented a move called Swing Chain Thru in 1967. Swing Chain Thru used one-quarter arm turn (hinges) in the places that Spin Chain Thru uses three-quarter arm turns; and in 1967 the one-quarter turns were deemed not as comfortable as 3/4 turns, so it was Spin Chain Thru that caught on generally while Swing Chain Thru received more limited use.
- Rod Blaylock 1967
| | Spin Star Across Jay King - page 187 | |
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- From parallel waves or eight chain thru formation: All right arm turn 3/4 into new parallel waves. Centers star left to diagonally opposite end to right arm turn 3/4 and re-form waves. Finishes as parallel waves, oriented the same as starting waves.
Note: Equivalent to all arm turn 3/4 then centers Circulate twice and all arm turn 3/4 again.
- Rod Blaylock 1968
| | Spin The Deucey Jay King - page 244 | |
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- From parallel waves: Arm turn 3/4, new centers Trade, ends Circulate. Finishes in parallel waves.
- Rod Blaylock 1968
