WILDWOOD FLOWER |
(No composer named) Dash record 2534A (Instrumental) Dash record 2534B (Called by Johnny Schroeder, Mesa, Arizona) Played by Schroeder’s Playboys Key of A, Tempo 128 bpm Original dance by Dale Durbin, San Diego, California Copyright 1961 Intro, break, and ending: All join hands and circle left around that big old ring Allemande left your corner, your partner a right hand swing Gents star left in the center, it’s once around you go Take your girl with an arm around in a star promino Four little ladies backtrack go twice around the town Second time you meet him just do-sa-do around Promenade your wildwood flower you take her right back home *Hurry up and swing her before she starts to roam. Figure: First and third (second and fourth) you promenade halfway ‘round the ring Come down the middle, a right and left through and turn your little Jane Sides (heads) square through three quarters ‘round and then You turn back, star through and then a right and left through Turn the girls and dive through, pass through and the corner swing Swing this little lady ‘round then promenade the ring Promenade this new little flower and take her right back home *Hurry up and swing her ‘cause she’ll soon be gone. On last line of last figure and ending, substitute with: *Settle down and swing her boys ‘cause she never more will roam. Sequence of dance: Intro, figure twice for heads, break, figure twice for sides, and ending. Children | Community | Contra | Dash | Folk | Shilling | Round | Square | Alphabetical |