Re: [Callers] Anyone recognize this dance or know a good source to sea rch for author?

I often call Hey Man by Paul Balliet - It is a wonderful dance. I always alternate the A1 section: Men 1st time Ladies next time. it has such a great flow. By the time I got to pen and paper - I probably had the figures all messed up. I found the original paper I scribbled on - I had written what looks like Lou Gomez --- but that could have been from something else I scribbled. Oh well - I will hope that at some time on a dance floor - someone will call it and I will have the opportunity to dance it and get it written down. --- &quot;crunchymama(a)juno.com&quot; &lt;crunchymama(a)juno.comwrote: http://arcserv.astro.washington.edu/dances/FMPro?-db=acdol.db&- format=danceformat.html&-sortfield=Name&-recid=67&-find > > So either it's not your dance, or the caller subbed > a gypsy meltdown > in for the balance and swing? > > <shrugs> HTH > Alison Murphy in Memphis TN > > -- mavis mcgaugh &lt;yankeecalls(a)yahoo.com&gt; wrote: > I checked Michael Dyck's website but didn't find > anything on this dance. > > I think the name is Hey Gorgeous > > > > it had a Full Hey for 4 > > a Partner Gypsy & Swing > > I think the ending was ---- > > Circle Left 1x > left Diag forward & Back out [slice] > > and don't know author. I didn't get to dance but > > watched folks dancing and scribbled this much down > before it ended. > > Mavis L McGaugh > 510-814-8118 (answering machine-leave message) > > > ______________________________________________________________________ Mavis L McGaugh 510-814-8118 (answering machine-leave message) ____________________________________________________________________________________ Want to start your own business? Learn how on Yahoo! Small Business. http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/r-index