Herb Greggerson - Herb's Blue Bonnet Calls
Creator: Herb Greggerson
Greggerson's book, originally published in 1937, contains more than 50 dances, supplemented with photographs and diagrams. The full text is available at the Internet Archive.
After a brief foreward with acknowledgments, the book begins with these words:
How To Square Dance
There is one important thing in square dancing. That is, listening to the Caller. Most, if not all, of the mistakes made in this type of dancing are made by those who try to talk and listen at the same time, and do not give their full attention to the Caller.
Collection: Traditional western
Subjects: Traditional Western (pre-1940)
Tags: Blue Bonnet Calls, El Paso, Herb Greggerson, MWSD, New Mexico, Ruidoso, southwest, Texas
Subjects: Traditional Western (pre-1940)
Tags: Blue Bonnet Calls, El Paso, Herb Greggerson, MWSD, New Mexico, Ruidoso, southwest, Texas
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Citation
Herb Greggerson, “Herb Greggerson - Herb's Blue Bonnet Calls,” Square Dance History Project, accessed February 23, 2025, https://squaredancehistory.org/items/show/406.
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Herb Greggerson - Herb's Blue Bonnet Calls
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Greggerson's book, originally published in 1937, contains more than 50 dances, supplemented with photographs and diagrams. The full text is available at the Internet Archive.
After a brief foreward with acknowledgments, the book begins with these words:
How To Square Dance
There is one important thing in square dancing. That is, listening to the Caller. Most, if not all, of the mistakes made in this type of dancing are made by those who try to talk and listen at the same time, and do not give their full attention to the Caller.
After a brief foreward with acknowledgments, the book begins with these words:
How To Square Dance
There is one important thing in square dancing. That is, listening to the Caller. Most, if not all, of the mistakes made in this type of dancing are made by those who try to talk and listen at the same time, and do not give their full attention to the Caller.