Head Two Ladies Cross Over - Bob Livingston
Creator: Bob Livingston (April 9, 2011)
Bob Livingston calls at the Killingly, CT, dance, a regular series he has been doing since 1988, although he reports that there have been dances there "forever." (At 1:45, you'll see a man wearing suspenders in the promenade; he told caller Tod Whittemore that he's been dancing at Killingly since 1947.)
The musicians are "Barbara's Band": Barbara Neal, keyboard; John Gould, guitar; Tom Hall, fiddle. The footage was recorded April 9, 2011 by Patricia Campbell.
The dance is also known as Life on the Ocean Wave, and was a favorite of caller Duke Miller. You can tell that the dancers are familiar with the caller's repertoire-- listen to how they start to sing "All join hands" at :55, but the caller has a surprise in store for them.
Collection: Northern squares
Subjects: Northern / Singing
Tags: Barbara Neal, Bob Livingston, Connecticut, Duke Miller, FIRST TWO LADIES CROSS OVER, Head Two Ladies Cross Over, John Gould, Killingly, Life On The Ocean Wave, Patricia Campbell, singing square, Tom Hall
Subjects: Northern / Singing
Tags: Barbara Neal, Bob Livingston, Connecticut, Duke Miller, FIRST TWO LADIES CROSS OVER, Head Two Ladies Cross Over, John Gould, Killingly, Life On The Ocean Wave, Patricia Campbell, singing square, Tom Hall
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Bob Livingston, “Head Two Ladies Cross Over - Bob Livingston,” Square Dance History Project, accessed February 23, 2025, https://squaredancehistory.org/items/show/266.
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Head Two Ladies Cross Over - Bob Livingston
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Bob Livingston calls at the Killingly, CT, dance, a regular series he has been doing since 1988, although he reports that there have been dances there "forever." (At 1:45, you'll see a man wearing suspenders in the promenade; he told caller Tod Whittemore that he's been dancing at Killingly since 1947.)
The musicians are "Barbara's Band": Barbara Neal, keyboard; John Gould, guitar; Tom Hall, fiddle. The footage was recorded April 9, 2011 by Patricia Campbell.
The dance is also known as Life on the Ocean Wave, and was a favorite of caller Duke Miller. You can tell that the dancers are familiar with the caller's repertoire-- listen to how they start to sing "All join hands" at :55, but the caller has a surprise in store for them.
The musicians are "Barbara's Band": Barbara Neal, keyboard; John Gould, guitar; Tom Hall, fiddle. The footage was recorded April 9, 2011 by Patricia Campbell.
The dance is also known as Life on the Ocean Wave, and was a favorite of caller Duke Miller. You can tell that the dancers are familiar with the caller's repertoire-- listen to how they start to sing "All join hands" at :55, but the caller has a surprise in store for them.
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April 9, 2011
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4:44
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DV
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H.264