The band in the video is playing the old-time tune "Texas Gals", which
   is an AABBCC tune, with the C part played only once for this dance.
   This should work for many AABBCC tunes, but might feel weird to the
   band :).


   Suzanne

   -----Original Message-----
   >From: Yoyo Zhou
   >Sent: Feb 14, 2013 11:33 PM
   >To: Caller's discussion list
   >Subject: Re: [Callers] Seeking on 80 beat "crooked" tune
   >
   >On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 9:41 PM, Jonathan LF King wrote:
   >
   >> Folks
   >>
   >> I'm looking for an online tune [presumably YouTube] for
   >> practicing calling "Major Hey" (Erik Hoffman's dance).
   >> It has five sixteen-beat parts (80 beats). Here is a nice
   >> called version:
   >>
   >> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N62Ozg9Nm8Q
   >>
   >> It might be easier to find a tune that's AABBCC (for example, Reel
   >Beatrice or Banish Misfortune) and just pretend the partner swing is
   extra
   >long. Be careful when your actual band only plays 1 C part, though.
   >
   >The caller in the video is Cis Hinkle (her name appears in the last
   second
   >of the video, and at 2:56 you can see her).
   >
   >Yoyo Zhou
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