As one of the lucky folks who attended Ralph Page
weekend and watched The Other Way Back --  it is a joy
to watch and listen to.   We learned that Dudley was
directly responsible for our finding Contra dancing - 
DC folk found out about Contra because of Dudley - and
they started a Contra dance at Glen Echo Park and we
stumbled into that Contra dance one Sunday.   
  Was a wonderful two hour journey thru time.  
--- David Millstone <[email protected]>
wrote:

> [Not on the internet and apologies for a
> semi-commercial plug]
> 
> I'll put in a word (thanks, Karen) for my 20-minute
> video, "What's Not To Like?
> A Community Contra Dance." It's a portrait of my
> home dance, includes some dance
> footage, plus interviews with musicians and dancers
> about why they love this
> particular kind of activity. Lots of toe-tapping
> music, and a nice picture of
> different ages and abilities dancing together.
> 
> "Together in Time" and my own "Paid To Eat Ice
> Cream" both are somewhat more
> specialized, in my opinion, offering more historical
> background than the casual
> non-dancer might want. TiT attempts to explain the
> history of the last 350 years
> of country dancing in its 30 minutes, plus giving a
> picture of the current dance
> scene. "Ice Cream" is 70 minutes long and looks at
> the last 60 years of contra
> dancing, with a focus on Bob McQuillen.
> 
> My newest video-- The Other Way Back / Dancing with
> Dudley-- is also more
> historical in nature, again something aimed more at
> folks currently involved in
> the dance community. I'll write up a short blurb
> about it and will post that
> soon, though some on this list already saw it at the
> premiere at the Ralph Page
> weekend and they may wish to chime in.
> 
> David Millstone
> 
> P.S. For folks wanting to order Contra Connections,
> which contains "What's Not
> To Like? and "Ice Cream," in addition to Great
> Meadow Music, Contracopia, and
> CDSS, you could order it directly from the author,
> in which case I make a little
> more money to finance future projects. Cost is $25
> plus $3 S&H. Send a check to
> 
> David Millstone
> 176 Farnum Hill
> Lebanon, NH  03766
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