I think the key thing in this dance is not the tune but rather the caller being clear in prompting when that balance at the A2 should be. I usually call it with jigs because I like the way jigs fit with a hey for four, but that's a matter of taste, not a rule. David ------- from the Syllabus of the 2002 Ralph Page Dance Legacy Weekend (and if you haven't made plans yet, I hope to see many of you at this year's weekend, at which Ralph Sweet will be honored.) Take All of the Credit and None of the Blame by Larry Edelman and Nancy Donahue Called by David Millstone Formation: Contra, duple minor improper Tunes: jigs Top of Cork Road / Out on the Ocean A1: Do-Si-Do neighbor once and a little more to form a wave of four across the hall, (women in the center holding left hands, right hand to neighbor) Balance the wave, right-hand turn halfway, men cross passing by left shoulder A2: All Balance partner (4) 1/2 of a Hey-for-four (starting right shoulder with partner) (8) Balance partner at end of phrase (4) B1: Continue the Hey (the other 1/2) (8) Partner Swing on the side B2: 1/2 Right & Left over 1/2 Ladies Chain back