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Cloggers at the annual Cougar Clogging Classic held on the campus of Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah April/May 2010 Clogging Group Trips In This Issue Lee Froehle has been coordinating clogging trips and Index...... 2 tours for more than a decade and has taken her own Editorial “At the Crossroads”...... 4 groups to Europe, Disney and around the U.S. She Calendar of Events...... 6 has also organized Clogging Expos for over 1,000 “Sprung” Dance Floors - Dancing on Air...... 8 people in Washington, DC, plus Hawaii. Ireland, Clogging With a Princess - Jackie Toaduff...... 12 Scotland and more. Whether you are a small group Calling/Running a Dance...... 14 wanting a fun trip, a cruise for a few families or a Memphis Class - Fun and Fitness...... 16 large studio wanting a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, Driven to Advertise...... 18 Lee can arrange performances and tours just for you! Cloggers in the Spotlight: Lee Froehle 614-580-1950 Oregon Dance Showcase...... 19 Students are the Sould of a Clogging Program....20 [email protected] Choreography “Don’t Mean a Thing if it Ain’t Got That Swing’ by Edith Hund, AZ...... 24 Choreography “Cajun Persuasion” by Kay Velmire, WA...... 26 Dancers in Action Photo Contest...... 27 Choreography “Backwoods Barbie” by Mary Snyder, NJ...... 28 Choreography “My Mountains, My Home” by Leslee Moultrie. OR...... 30 Choreography “Thank God I’m a Country Boy” by Donna Neer, OH...... 32 Choreography “Sleepy Eyed John” by Kay Velmire, WA...... 35 Choreography “Southern Streamline” by Edith Hund, AZ...... 24 CLOGGING CRUISES, Instructors and Dancers Directory...... 26 FESTIVALS, TOURS, Advertising Index Lee’s Clogging Events...... 2 PARADES & MORE! Midsouth Footwear...... 3 America’s Clogging Hall of Fame Competition Calendar...... 4 Fontana Clogging Jamboree...... 5 Stevens Clogging Supplies...... 9 Indiana Fall Classic Clogging Championships...... 11 Oktober(CLOG)fest...... 15 www.howtoclog.com / Carolina Opry...... 17 2011 Hawaii Clogging Expo...... 22-23 Practice Music for Clogging...... 25 Clogging /Square Dance Book...... 25 Doubletoe Times Photo Contest...... 27 Carl’s Clogging Supplies...... 44

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2 www.doubletoe.com The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 3 To the Readers At the Crossroads I recently got a message from a team director who had reached a crossroads with her competition group. Faced with dancing against teams who have been competing for many, many years and some teams who have auditioned and harvested the top dancers from multiple teams across several states to make for “super-teams, the director was LIB MILLS, President ALL AMERICAN frustrated that they could not seem to break through. 112 Clydesdale Court, Liberty, SC 29657 TEAM COMMITTEE Frustrated parents who spend lots of money to put their (864) 843-3825 (828) 891-3435 [email protected] DIANE LOFTIN, Chair kids through classes, buy costumes, book hotels and travel, LOU MAIURI, Vice President (864) 962-9835 Box 4944 Armstrong Rd. Summersville, WV 26651 and pay entry fees sooner or later begin to grumble when VICKI BARNES (304) 872-5803 [email protected] they see the same teams win over and over at events and DIANNE LOFTIN, Secretary (843) 761-5290 418 Woodford Way, Simpsonville, SC 29680 SONJA come home again with nothing to pose with in the local (864) 962-9835 [email protected] SHEPERD-WISEMAN paper. The funny thing is that most of the teams that are JIMMY LOVELESS, Treasurer (423) 581-4074 Box 37034 West Spicer Dr., Mechanicsville, MD 20659 winning at a given point are the same ones who three or (301) 579-6461 [email protected] so years before were questioning themselves in the same EARL POWELL, Ex-Officio Chairman manner. 2010 A.C.H.F. Sanctioned Events It is truly frustrating for directors who run programs, for more ACHF info visit www.achf.net especially in smaller towns or rural areas, who teach all Jan. 23 May 15 Aug. 21 NC State Clogging Challenge Southern Virginia Clogging Classic Foothills Clogging Challenge of their dancers from beginners, only to see those dancers Raleigh, NC Chesapeake, VA Lenoir, NC Info: Derek Starns (828) 310-7466 Info: Amanda Drewry Info: Jill Kirby reach a certain level and plateau or move on to a team [email protected] 757-647-9002 828-396-2052 [email protected] [email protected] that challenges them in different ways. It is especially Feb. 6 Capital City Clogging Classic Jun. 5 Sep. 3–5 frustrating when you feel like you are doing all of the Columbia, SC Appalachian Pride Clogging Traditional Workshop &Competition Info: Clay & Heather Barnhart Challenge Fontana Village groundwork for others to profit from the talent pool in the 803-730-2535 [email protected] Lexington, NC Info: Bill Nichols Info: Brandi Moon 864-855-9653 end. You can’t blame the dancers who want to rise to their Feb. 27 [email protected] [email protected] SW Florida Lee County Fair Clogging own perceived highest level. Everyone wants to be a part Competition Jun. 12 Sep. 10-11 Fort Myers, FL Grand Lake National Clogging NC Mountain State Fair Clogging of a successful team. The problem is that too often we Info: Adm Office 239-543-8368 Contest Competition [email protected] Grove, OK Fletcher, NC make competition the ultimate means by which we judge a or Lib Mills 864-843-3825 Info: Kathleen Pixley Info: Dianne Loftin or 864-885-2707 [email protected] 1-800-526-2523 864-962-9835 great team. Lou Maiuri Earl Powell Mar. 5 7 304-872-5803 828-891-3435 There are amazing groups all over the world who don’t E.P.I.C. Workshop & Competition Pigeon Forge, TN Jun. 19 Sep. 18 compete and do fairs and festivals, some traveling around Info: Simone Pace Bailey Mountain Summer Showdown Magic Feet Ultimate Challenge 864-599-5678 [email protected] Mars Hill, NC Thomasville, NC the world to represent the United States in international Info: Danielle Buice Plimpton Info: Kody Farrington Mar. 20-21 828-915-4486 336-883-6076 festivals. There are groups who plan their own cruises and SCCC Stampede [email protected] Aiken, SC Oct. 16 perform on the ship, or join others from parades or expos Info: Dianne Loftin Jun. 26–27 GA Carolina Clogging Classic 864-962-9835 [email protected] ACHF Judges Training Augusta, GA and there are groups who both compete and perform. or Terry Anderson 803-642-5145 Fletcher, NC Info: Elizabeth Norris Info: Lib Mills 803-278-4849 Competition is a great way to motivate your dancers, Mar 27 864-843-3825 ACHF Officers, Advisory Board, and [email protected] Oct. 22-24 to get them to see what is cutting edge and see other’s Board of Directors Meeting Jimmie Loveless ACHF Annual World Champion- Fletcher Fairgrounds, NC 301-579-6461 ships choreography and make friends among their peers, but it Info: Dianne Loftin Maggie Valley, NC 864-962-9835 [email protected] Jul. 10 Info: Lib Mills 864-843-3825 Carolina Fusion Summer Shindig Lou Maiuri 304-872-5803 is not the only way to create a successful group. See it as Apr. 10 Lexington, NC Dianne Loftin 864-962-9835 Southern Junction Clogging Competition Info: Stefanie Grubbs Jimmie Loveless, 301-579-6461 just one of many tools to evaluate your clogging programs Greenville, SC 336-918-6269 Info: Gwen Davis 864-299-8601 [email protected]; Nov 19-21 so that you can continue to teach new dancers, keep those Hickory Hoedown Workshop Apr. 30 Jul. 24 Competition and Fiddler’s you have happy and challenge those who want to reach new ACHF Annual Meeting (Members Only) Orange County Fair Convention Maggie Valley, NC Orange, VA Hickory, NC levels. Info: Frank 540-760-3802 Info: Jill Kirby May 1 [email protected] 828-396-2052 From the Cover Stompin’ Ground Competition [email protected] Maggie Valley, NC Aug. 7 Each year, cloggers trek to the campus of Brigham Young Lib Mills 864-843-3825 Summer Fest Competition University for the annual Cougar Clogging Classic Camp. Lou Maiuri 304-872-5803 Greenville, SC Dianne Loftin 864-962-9835 Info: Dianne Loftin Directed by Ed and Vickie Austin and Mark and Debbie Williams, Jimmie Loveless, 301-579-6461 864-962-9835 [email protected] the camp offers intermediate through advanced instruction in a camp-scheduled setting for boys and girls, ages 9–18 and more intensive classes for instructors, ages 16 and older. This Funded in part by the Maggie Valley CVB/Chamber, Summer’s camp is being held June 17–19, 2010. For info on The Haywood County TDA, and future Cougar Clogging Classic Camps, visit them on the web at: Hammond Rentals of Moncks Corner, SC http://ce.byu.edu/cw/dancecamps/clogging.cfm

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Fontana Village Resort • Highway 28 Fontana Dam, NC 28733 Reservations: 800.849.2258 • 828.498.2211 Sept. 24-25, 2010 Scotty Bilz • Jeff Driggs Naomi Fleetwood-Pyle • Chip Summey Barry Welch • Brent Herron & more! Live Bluegrass with the Grass Stains Band, WV & Andrew Williams, TN Join us for our 8th Big Year in the Great Smoky Mountains! Join us for a weekend of great workshops, fun dances, live music and much more withthe best hardwood dancefloor in the world! Workshops Friday and Saturday, Fun Dances both nights, live music social Friday night, 3 halls of workshops, live bluegrass concert Saturday night, exhibitions... no workshop has the flavor of the Fontana Clogging Jamboree! Come once and you will be hooked! For info, contact Jeff Driggs (304) 727-9357 [email protected] or Naomi Fleetwood-Pyle (812) 579-6979 [email protected] www.fontanaworkshop.com

The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 5 CLOGGING ...... Calendar of Events The Double Toe Times lists clogging events as a free service to the clogging community. Events are listed by date and category and are recognized by the following symbols: (W) = Workshop, (C) = Competition, (D) = Dance Only, (T) = Training Seminar (P) = Performance, Exhibitions or Concert, (S) = Special Event. Submitting an event is easy... just visit the Double Toe Times website at www.doubletoe.com and click on “Events.” You may also fax events to (304) 727-9357 or email [email protected] with the title “Clogging Event.” Call or email today to advertise!

W=workshop [email protected] Center Competition Jun 18-19 July 2010 C=competition www.ssjamboree.com Info: Naomi Pyle Grand Challenge of Jul 10 D=dance only Aug 27-29 (812) 579-6979 Events 2010 Champions (C) Carolina Fusion Sum- P=performamce Southern California [email protected] For more information on sanc- (NCHC) mer Shindig (C) tioned competitions, visit the 4 Cloggers Association major sanctioning organiza- Branson, MO (ACHF) Convention (W) November 2010 tion’s websites at: Info: David & Susan Lexington, NC Workshops Fresno, CA Nov 10 ACHF = America’s Clogging Phillips Info: Stefanie Grubbs 2010 www.sccaclogger.com Vermont Western & Folk Hall of Fame (678) 889-4355 336-918-6269 Workshop (W) www.achf.net AOS = America on Stage [email protected] stefaniegrubbs@gmail. June 2010 Aug 27-28 Williamstown, VT www.americaonstage.org com; Clogging, Hard & Soft sole Irish, CCA = Clogging Champions Jun 17-19 Mississippi Clogging Line Dancing, Squares, Contra Jun 19 Cougar Clogging Extravaganza (WCP) Williamstown Elementary School of America Bailey Mountain Sum- Jul 23-24 www.ccaclog.com Classic Workshop (W) Gallman, MS Info: Hillary Barcomb NCHC = National Clogging mer Showdown (C) Southwest US Clogging Provo, UT Inst: Scotty Bilz plus (802)-522-2935 and Hoedown Championships (ACHF) Championships (C) Brigham Young more TBA [email protected] www.clog.org Mars Hill, NC (NCHC) University Camp Wesley Pines Info: Danielle Buice Scottsdale, AZ http://ce.byu.edu/cw/ Info: Angie Miller Nov 19-21 June 2010 Plimpton (828) 915- Info: Matt & Colleen dancecamps/clogging. (601) 906-2882 Hickory Hoedown Jun 5 4486 Pearson cfm www.msclogextrava- Workshop (W) Appalachian Pride Clog- [email protected] (925) 361-7105 ganza.com Competition and ging Challenge (C) [email protected] Jun 23-26 Fiddler’s Convention (ACHF) June 26 59th Annual Square September Hickory, NC Greensboro, NC Explosion Clogging Jul 24 Dance Convention (W) 2010 Info: Jill Kirby Info: Brandi Moon (336) Championships (C) Orange County Fair (C) Louisville, KY Sep 24-25 828-396-2052 697-4031 (NCHC) (ACHF) Info: www.59thnsdc.com Fontana Clogging simscountrycloggers@ Brandi.Moon@smith- Charleston, SC Orange, VA Jamboree (WP) yahoo.com moorelaw.com Contact: Matt Sexton Info: Frank (540) 760- July 2010 Fontana Village, NC (423) 676-1305 3802 Inst: Jeff Driggs, Naomi Pyle, Nov 22-27 DancExpCloggers@ orangecloggers@ Jul 16-17, 2010 Scotty Bilz, Chip Summey, Barry Jun 11-12 Double Toe Jam (W) Welch & more! C.L.O.G National Top Ten Championships aol.com verizon.net Waco, TX 3 Halls, traditional hall, live Clogging Convention (C) bluegrass concert & more Info: Aron Hodge, Chair Fontana Village Resort (W,C,P) (NCHC) Jun 26 -27 August 2010 (832) 428-1139 Info: Jeff Driggs Nashville, TN Ogden, UT ACHF Judges Training Aug 7 [email protected] (304) 776-9571 Gaylord Opryland Hotel Info: Vickie Neilson (TM) Bluegrass State Clog- [email protected] [email protected] Info: David & Susan (801) 771-7073 Fletcher, NC ging Championships (C) Naomi Pyle Phillips [email protected] Lib Mills (864) 843-3825 (CCA) August 2010 (812) 579-6979 678/889-4355 Jimmie Loveless (301) Morehead, KY Aug 6-7 [email protected] Convention [email protected] Jun 12 579-6461 Info: Scott Dobson www.fontanaworkshop.com CCI Testing [email protected] Sunshine State Judges Training Grand Lake National www.achf.net sdobson@bluemarble. Jamboree (W) [email protected] Clogging Contest (C) net Daytona Beach, FL October 2010 (ACHF) June 27 Inst: Scotty Bilz, Jeff Driggs, Oct 23 Grove, OK United We Dance Aug 7 Naomi Pyle and FL Instructors 23rd Annual Info: Kathleen Pixley Clogging Challenge (C) Summer Fest Competi- Hilton Daytona Beach Ocean Oktober(Clog)Fest Front Resort 1-800-526-2523 (CCA) tion (C) Workshop (W) Info: Naomi Pyle Or Lou Maiuri (304) Charleston, SC (ACHF) Nashville, IN 872-5803 Contact: Matt Sexton Greenville, SC (812) 579-6979 Inst: Jeff Driggs (WV) Stacy [email protected] McWethy (IN) Naomi Pyle (IN) (423) 676-1305 Info: Dianne Loftin (864) Chip Summey (NC) Berry Welch DancExpCloggers@ 962-9835 Jeff Wood (CA) (850) 386-1263 Seasons Lodge and Conference aol.com [email protected]

6 www.doubletoe.com The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging Aug 14 Sep 25 Nov 13 Bama Blast Clogging NC Clogging Challenge CCA Mountain Classic Don’t see your event listed Championships (C) (C) (C) (CCA) (CCA) (CCA) here? Oxford, AL Hickory, NC Hendersonville, NC Info: Brandon Norris/ Info: Chip & Misty Har- Info: Lynne Ogle Then let us know about it and we will list it Shannon South rison 865-805-7025 here for free! Reach thousands of cloggers clogginchic@clogdanc- 704-922-9088 [email protected] ing.com [email protected] www.ccaclog.com each month with your clogging event by sending it to: Aug 21 October 2010 Nov 20 Foothills Clogging Chal- Oct. 16 Las Vegas Invitational lenge (C) GA Carolina Clogging (C) (CCA) Doubletoe Times (ACHF) Classic (C) Cashman Convention Lenoir,NC (ACHF) Center P. O. Box 1352 Info: Jill Kirby Augusta, GA Las Vegas, NV (828) 396-2052 Info: Elizabeth Norris Contact: Chip Harrison St. Albans, WV 25177-1352 simscountrycloggers@ 803-278-4849 (704) 922-9088 yahoo.com [email protected] Phone & Fax Oct 22-24 Kevin Parries Aug 27-28 ACHF Annual World (828) 243-6801 (304) 776-9571 Mississippi Clogging Championships Compe- [email protected] Extravaganza (WCP) tition (C) Lynne Ogle [email protected] Gallman, MS (ACHF) (865) 805-7025 Info: Angie Miller Maggie Valley, NC [email protected] (601) 906-2882 Info: Lib Mills Rhonda Wallen www.doubletoe.com www.msclogextrava- (864) 843-3825 (864) 590-6639 ganza.com Lou Maiuri (304) 872-5803 September Dianne Loftin 2010 (864) 962-9835 Sep 3-5 Jimmie Loveless Can’t get enough clogging news? Traditional Workshop (301) 579-6461 & Competition, PLUS www.achf.net Judges Training (C,TM) (ACHF) Oct 23 Fontana Village Deep South Dance Off Info: Bill Nichols Atlanta, GA Get daily clogging updates, news, photos, videos and (864) 855-9653 Info: Heather [email protected] Kohberger more on the Doubletoe Times Facebook Fan Page! or Blake Bartlett-Dunn Sep 10-11 770-736-3600 Join the more than 1,400 others who already have NC Mountain State Fair events@ become fans! Just type “Doubletoe Times” in your Clogging Competition cloggingconnection.com (C) (ACHF) facebook search window and join us! Fletcher, NC November 2010 Info: Dianne Loftin (864) Nov 6 962-9835 Indiana Fall Classic Have events and clogging news sent straight to your [email protected] Clogging Earl Powell Championships (C) phone or email by following us on (828) 891-3435 (CCA) Columbus, IN Sep 18 Info: Jeff Driggs Magic Feet Ultimate (304) 776-9571 Challenge Competition [email protected] (C) (ACHF) Naomi Pyle Thomasville, NC (812) 579-6979 Info: Kody Farrington [email protected] www.twitter.com/cloggingnews (336) 883-6076 www.cloggingcontest.com

The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 7 Sprung Floors: Dancing on Air A sprung floor is a floor that absorbs shocks giving it floor than a sponge rubber one – but the effect should a softer feel. They enhance performance and greatly not extend too far and the surface layer can be point reduce injuries. Modern sprung floors are supported elastic. It should be easy to see action on the floor: it by foam backing or rubber feet, while traditional floors should not be too light or dark. It should not be either provide their spring through bending woven wooden too noisy or too quiet in use. It should not become battens. Many dance halls with sprung hard wood very dangerous if liquid is spilled on it and it should floors date back to the early 20th century. be easy to clear up any such spillage. This is a major Modern sprung floors are designed to dampen cause of injury. bounce and so are sometimes called semi-sprung. Construction of a sprung floor A sprung floor is also sometimes referred to as a Sprung floors come in a few major types: floating floor. That term though more often refers to a • Traditional wood basketweave floor that insulates against noise. The wooden floors • Wood with high durometer neoprene pads. at Fontana Village Resort and the Stompin’ Ground in Sometimes both basketweave and neoprene pads North Carolina have made them sought after venues are used. for cloggers who attest to the great sound of the floors • Foam rubber with a wood or other area elastic and also the ability to dance all day without getting layer on top tired knees or sore legs. • A few sprung floors use actual springs - the The top layer of a sprung floor is a performance special spring floors used by cheerleaders and surface. Cloggers prefer a smooth wooden dance tumblers often have coil springs under them. surface, while other percussive dancers like Marley, The construction may be built into the area, or a tough and durable roll of very heavy duty, slip composed of modules that slot together and can be resistant vinyl. disassembled for tours. A sprung floor excluding the surface is If you are laying a sprung often referred to as the sub- floor permanently, the floor, though this may also underfloor needs to refer to the concrete or other be made flat either with floor under a sprung floor. levelling cement, very careful The term speed refers trowelling, or by using shims or to the traction (kinetic a layer of masonite. Any new friction) of performance cement must be left at least surfaces: fast describes a month to dry. A membrane slippery surface, and vapour barrier must be used slow higher-traction to prevent damp from the surface, like a gym floor. ground. A good dance floor should Semi-traditional sprung floor have just the right amount of A semi-traditional floor give; it should not be too hard would have wood battens which causes repetitive strain laid on neoprene pads. injuries or too soft which is tiring. Neoprene lasts much better It should be even and flat with only small variation in than rubber, they are typically laid 40cm-50cm apart characteristics across it. and are 1cm-2.5cm thick. Then more wood battens It should be springy and return energy to lift the feet are put on top at right angles half way between the when moving, but not too springy like a trampoline. It pads. A traditional floor might have three layers of this should absorb the energy of falls and reduce injuries. springing. Then two layers of plywood at 45 degrees It should have appropriate traction: too much and or maybe 90 degrees are placed on top making sure the foot might twist when turning, too little and it can the joins don't match up. The plywood spreads the be dangerously slippery. There should not be any load. And lastly a layer of good durable wood like oak, sideways movement. Sideways movement hampers beech or maple provides the surface - or less good balance, this is why very thick pile carpeting can be wood covered with a vinyl surface. There may also dangerous for the elderly (thick underlay however is be provision to stop the floor depressing too much if a good). It should be primarily ‘area elastic’ rather than very heavy weight is placed on it. ‘point elastic’. It should depress more like a wooden 8 www.doubletoe.com The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 9 There should normally be a fairly wide gap between • Enough one-inch plywood to cover the entire surface the floor and the wall to allow for expansion and to twice allow air to circulate. This will be covered by a skirting • EVA foam sheets or blocks board or moulding and so is not normally evident. It • Table saw is because the floor is free standing rather than being • Tar Paper connected to walls or joists that it is also referred to as • Liquid Glue a floating floor. • Sand Paper The performance surface is normally of vinyl or • Whatever you are going to use to cover the floor hardwood, engineered wood or laminate. For dance (smooth wood, Marley, etc.) the surface may be replaceable so for instance a Step 1 theatre can adapt easily to either ballet or tap dance. If you are placing the floor on concrete (say in Open and closed cells your garage or on the patio) It is important to put The neoprene pads or foam used in sprung floors something between the concrete base that is already may be described as having open cells or closed in place, and the floor above, to prevent moisture from cells. A cell is a void inside the neoprene, there may getting under the floor. You could use plastic for this, be just one big one or many small ones. but I recommend tar paper, as it is much easier to A closed cell is like a balloon - the air inside cannot work with. escape and the pad is bouncy and returns most of Step 2 the energy put in. A pad with many small closed cells Lay the first layer of plywood. This will be the base may also be referred to as a foam, but typically only a of your floor, so it is important that it is perfectly level. single large closed cell is used as the cell can expand It does not have to be pretty, since it will be covered, sideways and so provides characteristics more like a but it must be secure, as the rest of the floor will be long spring. placed on top of this layer. Open cells have small holes which let the air inside Step 3 escape and tend to dissipate the energy input. A pad Place the Foam squares on the floor. This with many open cells may also be referred to as a commonly comes in bricks, but it may be cheaper sponge. to buy large sheets of the foam. If you buy sheets There doesn't seem to be a researched history of foam, you should cut it into 2 foot square blocks. of sprung floors. There would not have been much Place the blocks in a grid, several inches apart, and perceived need until recently when concrete slabs attach them firmly to the plywood. It is important that started being generally used for sub-floors. Before they are attached firmly, so that they do not become then floors were mainly either earthen or used wood loose over time. on joists, both of which provide some cushioning Step 4 from shocks. Early sprung floors often used leaf or Place the final layer of plywood on top of the foam coil springs whence the name, these floors tended blocks. Once you have insured that the surface is to bounce, modern floors have suppressed this level, attach the plywood to the foam blocks. Again, 'trampoline' effect and so are often called semi- the surface must be perfectly level, and securely sprung. attached. It is important that the floor not shift from Many sprung floors were installed for dance soon side to side, so be sure that this layer is securely after 1900 in places like embassies, hotels, and attached to the foam blocks. private clubs. Use of sprung floors exploded with the Step 5 opening of large public dance halls between 1920 an Carefully sand the edges of the plywood so that 1945. the surface is perfectly smooth and level. This is How to Build Your Own “Sprung” important because any splinters could cause injury Practice Dance Floor to the dancers, or damage the dance surface. Once Clogging on a proper floor will help prevent injury to the surface is perfectly smooth you can add the final your knees, and help you build your dance skills in the layer. This can be wood or tap/clogging grade marley, safest environment possible. While it is tempting to whichever is necessary for the type of dance to be dance on an improper surface, it is vitally important to performed on the floor. dance on a proper surface. Building your own dance Tips & Warnings floor is a big project, but it is worth it, and not as hard Be careful to add adequate cushion to the floor, as as you might think. there is nothing worse than dancing on a hard floor. Instructions An inadequate floor will lead to injuries over time, so it Things You’ll Need: is important not to take shortcuts in building your floor.

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The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 11 Clogging With a Princess England’s Real-Life Billy Elliott Jackie Toaduff shares his journey from the coal mines to clogdancing championships and dancing with Pricess Margaret by David Whetstone did perfectly.” Afterwards he sat on the dais with the Royal party. Long before the film Billy Elliot hit the big screen, And after that he returned to Cricklewood where he a miner’s son from England’s County Durham had was lodging with ex-Stanley resident and family friend made headlines around the world for his clog dancing Doris Lyons. prowess. David Whetstonetalks to Jackie Toaduff All the way back he was practising what he was whose autobiography is just out. going to tell the lads at the pit on Monday. Stardom was different in Jackie Toaduff’s day, Doris was not amused at his late arrival, nor his particularly if you were brought up in an English excuse that Princess Margaret had stayed at the ball village where gainful employment meant the coal later than expected and he had been dancing with mines. her. “Oh, Jackie Toaduff,” she roared. “Don’t bloody Jackie, from Stanley, was a clog dancer. And if that well lie to me, you bugger.” doesn’t sound X Factor glamorous, it earned him, at Next morning, knocking on his bedroom door with 21, a dance with one of the world’s most radiantly an armful of the national newspapers, she had to eat beautiful women. her words. “Oh, pet, I’m sorry...” He has never forgotten his first dance with A report of the Princess’s dance Princess Margaret in 1955, with a miner was front page news. when he was still working Jackie, who is now 76, is down the Louisa pit while convinced Billy Elliot is based on making a name for himself his life story. Billy was a ballet with clogs on. dancer, Jackie danced in clogs, He had performed a few but the obstacles they overcame times at the Royal Albert were not dissimilar. Hall but this was a step up Jackie remembers his mother – an invitation to dance for as a popular woman with an the Princess at the annual infectious sense of humour. ball of the English Folk Dance But boys dancing? That was and Song Society in Regents quite another matter. Park, London. Jackie first saw tap dancing “She was the most beautiful at five years old when he person I had ever seen in witnessed a neighbor’s my life,” he recalls in his daughter having a lesson autobiography, Coaldust to from Jocka Wilson, an old Stardust. chap with a flat cap who “She had such a dazzling smile smoked and danced at the that it actually took my breath same time. away, and she was so tiny.” Jackie copied the steps Jackie danced, Princess Margaret and one day Jocka told his applauded and everyone joined mother he was a natural in. She beckoned him over to and should become a pupil. speak. “I thoroughly enjoyed your “We don’t want any dancers in this house,” Sarah performance,” she said. “You’re so fast it’s as though Toaduff replied. you have batteries in your shoes!” “He’s a lad and when he’s old enough, he’s going She requested a dance and Jackie, swallowing down the pit like his father. Dancing is for lasses; lads hard, agreed. don’t dance.” But Jackie couldn’t help himself. Once, “I was terrified that I might stand on her dainty feet on a day trip to Redcar when he was six, he sneaked but fortunately I didn’t and at the end of the dance, the off to enter a children’s talent contest on the Princess wanted us to dance again – and this time we Continued on page 14

12 www.doubletoe.com The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging open the window. Eric delivered his message and, Clogging With a Princess true to form, Mrs Toaduff retorted: “I’ll kill the bugger Continued from page 12 when he gets home.” But Jackie, with Roy, went on to dance around the beach. He won it and was presented with an inflatable world, rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous. football game. They entertained the troops and enjoyed 20 years of His mother, appearing on the scene, was livid, dancing on the QE2. throwing the game back at the contest organiser. Jackie describes Roy as “the best friend I ever had”. On another occasion all hell broke loose when He never married although Ginger Rogers put herself Jackie sneaked out of the house one night to perform forward as a potential bride. on stage at the local Arcadia Cinema. The book is full of photos of Jackie with famous A dance teacher, ‘Tiny’ Allison, had been enthralled figures such as James Cagney, Jane Russell, Michael by his talent and told him he could go on stage. Caine and even Archbishop Makarios, president of Sarah didn’t find out until neighbours told her how Cyprus. brilliant her son had been. Today Jackie and Roy live close by in Dronfield, This is how Jackie describes her reaction to the Derbyshire, where they run the Chantry Hotel. news in his book: “And don’t you ever (wallop), ever Coaldust to Stardust (ISBN 978-1-907219-14-6) (wallop), ever do that again (wallop, wallop, wallop) is available in shops and online from Amazon or via ...” Jackie insists his mother wasn’t bad. She just www.peakpublish.com couldn’t see his point of view. To me he recalls a conversation with his younger sister, Norma, who still lives in Stanley. “I told her once that our mother never, ever gave me any praise, and she said, ‘Well, maybe she didn’t say anything to you, but when you weren’t there she’d brag about you to the point of embarrassment’.” Jackie left school at 15 and went down the pit, where he worked for 11 years. But his break as an entertainer came when, with Tiny’s encouragement, he answered a call for clog dancers to take part in the Northumberland and Durham Clog Dancing Championships. A clog dancing revival was under way and Jackie became part of it. Coached by a local ex-champ, Clogger Jackie Toaduff dances Harry Robinson, he won the junior section of his first with Princess Margaret championships, in Hexham in 1949. This led to a tour of Denmark and his first appearance at the Royal Albert Hall. Long before Michael Flatley became a star through Irish dancing, Jackie Toaduff became a clog dancing celebrity. He formed a double act with a Sheffield singer, Roland Roy, and left the pit in 1958 with his dying father’s last words ringing in his ears: “I’m so proud of you, son. Get out of the pits, Jackie, for my sake.” Just before that, Jackie had danced with Princess Margaret again and this time a photograph had been taken of the pair of them. It made front pages around the world and was wired to the office of this newspaper, in Newcastle. Jackie recalls that the editor had sent a young reporter, Eric Foster, who happened to be his best friend, to the Toaduff household to tell them he was to Jackie with dance legend be front page news. Ginger Rogers Awoken at 1am by Eric’s knocking, his mother threw

The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 13 that the atmosphere of the dance will reflect the callers’ Calling/Running A Public Dance demeanor. Therefore, if you want your dancers to be loose and relaxed, you the caller must be also. By: Steve Smith Richard was in charge – No drinking allowed. Provides Reprinted from the Canadian Dancers News good, clean fun. The caller must be in charge of the dance. It is up to him/ I truly feel blessed. Without a man named Richard Jett I her to set the social limits for the dance. The caller must be would have no idea about how to run a public dance. But policeman, watch guard, and protector. This might take the we’re blessed in Central/Eastern Kentucky because we form of asking an intoxicated person to leave the dance. have access to a place called Hoedown Island with the Or it might consist of setting an age limit on a dance with legacy of a wonderful caller named Richard Jett. Richard adults that is so lively that younger children might get hurt Jett was calling dances when I was in my diapers and (Nine-pin reel). I’ve met no one yet who could generate as much fun for Richard helped all feel like part of a large family. He cloggers, western square dancers, and non-cloggers praised but never criticized. as well as Richard Jett. A caller must encourage the dancers and spur In no way comparing myself to him, I will them on to give even more effort in their dance. share with you some of what I learned by Richard did this by saying something like, being with, watching, and dancing with “Aw friends you’re looking food tonight”! Ol’ Richard. Everything that I know We all like to be praised and want to feel about calling a public dance comes from good about ourselves. A good caller can Richard. Here are some of the qualities make that happen. There is no place for that separated Richard’s dances from any type of criticism. People are there those of others. Let’s look at these to have a good time. The dance should factors in turn. be organized so that many are included Richard’s dances were fun for everyone in the opening so that enthusiasm can – regardless of skill level or age. be generated. By doing a big set opener Most importantly, the dance must be people can interact with each other and FUN FOR EVERYONE, even for those who generate enthusiasm. don’t know how to dance. It is important Richard was prepared and organized so not only to play line dances for cloggers who that the dance flowed smoothly. have had formal instruction, but to also “walk A caller must let people know what they the newcomers through” some big set figures and can expect from the dance. Encouragement and other fun dances with the emphasis on patterns instead suggestions what all will have fun and that dances will be of footwork. Of course the cloggers do their fancy footwork played that all can participate in helps to shape positive but the newcomers feel very much accepted. expectations for the participants and reduce anxiety. Richard played a variety of dances for everyone Lastly, the caller must be organized so that the dance regardless of skill level or age. isn’t totally called “off the cuff”. On the other hand, there By offering a variety of dances, the caller insures that must be flexibility in the caller for alterations in plans as everyone there will find something that they like to do. By the dance necessitates. Most callers will have a list or playing a variety of music, the caller insures that everyone itinerary to help them organize the dance and the flow there will HEAR some of their favorite kinds of music. of the dance. I use a sheet what helps me to alternate Richard called a couple of 4- couple squares (that can be line dances, freestlying, exhibitions, big sets, squares, clogged to), some dances for children (hokey-pokey, bunny children’s dances, etc. That way I help to insure that I don’t hop, birdie song), have 3-4 exhibitions, played some slow get stuck on line dances or forget to play a slow waltz or do dances and waltzes, a couple of polkas, some freestyling, a something for the children. Virginia Reel, and maybe a Western Tip. While I have tried to share some of my observations of Richard was skilled at calling, joke-telling, and human qualities that Richard appeared to bring to a public dance, relations. I can in no way capture the man. His demeanor and The caller must be a skilled “caller”. To get up in front of persona supersede any written description of him and his a group of people and just put one record on after another gift that he shared with others. is not to “call a dance”. Hard work and education are Thanks again, Richard. needed so that big sets, reels, and squares can be well called. You need not be able to sing to call (I’m certainly a Editor’s note: The clogging world lost a pioneer, a true good example of that!). You do need to study big set calls, friend and a legend in the passing of Richard Jett in patterns, patter, and practice, practice, practice. August of 2006. Steve Smith has now announced his A caller must work to endear him/herself to the retirement from the clogging world. Steve, for all you have participants. Laughing at one self when a mistake is made, contributed to the art of clogging, the choreography and telling a joke or funny story, sharing personal tidbits are a teaching standards that you leave as a legacy, we thank great way to loosen up yourself as well as the audience. you and wish you all the best my friend. Humor is a great boost to any dance and it is generally true

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The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 15 Memphis, Tennessee Clogging Class Teach Steps for Fun and Fitness Alike From and article by Yolanda Jones they don’t believe me, and I have to show them some moves,” The Commercial Appeal Memphis, Tennessee she said. And move she can. As Kaci, along with her sister, Kayla, 21, Morris Busby already played tennis and brother, Kolton, 14, practice a routine, their feet are a blur. two or three times a week, and now the Watching the trio is their mother, Dyonne Eick, who drove the 81-year-old Memphis, Tennessee area three from their home in Marshall County. resident has added clogging to the mix. “They all tried gymnastics and all sorts of activities, but “I always wanted to learn to clog after clogging stuck,” Dyonne said. “I don’t clog because I have two going to Mountain View, Arkansas, and left feet, but my kids love it.” seeing those Saturday night cloggers,” the former elementary school principal said. “I Photo: Top Left: Sheila Gilliland with Tri-State Cloggers believes that want to be out there clogging on Saturday clogging is a dying art. night with them, so here I am.” “Here” was Graceland Christian Church Photo: Top Right: While line dancing, cloggers work on their “Scotty step” during class. in Southaven, Tennessee where Sheila Gilliland teaches clogging every Thursday. Photo: Bottom: Thursday evenings at Graceland Christian Church Clogging is an art form that Gilliland said are a sanctuary for area cloggers. Kayla Eick (from left), Morris Busby, has grown in popularity across the country. Elaine Shinault, Marilyn Jobe, Kolton Eick, Gloria McMullin and To prove that clogging has clout, she Savannah Craig work on new steps for a circle dance. points to the Fab Five and the Southern Photos by Stan Carroll Belles, two clogging troupes that appeared on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” show last year and a host of other groups and dancers who have been featured in televised talent showcases and contests. “Clogging is growing in popularity as the young and old are taking to it for fun and fitness,” Gilliland said. That’s why many in the beginners clogging class said they decided to take the class -- that and the joy of dancing. As the strains of “Boot Scoot Boogie” blared from the CD player, Marilyn Jobe laced up her jingle tap shoes that she had not worn for 15 years. “I used to clog a long, long time ago, but I saw the class in the paper and decided to dust off my clogging shoes,” she said. As the 10 beginner students practiced for an hour on their moves, which included brush steps and double step shuffles, students in Gilliland’s advanced clogging class arrived for their lesson. With a purple streak running through her short bobbed-hair, Kaci Eick, 19, and clogging seem an odd pairing. But after clogging for more than a decade, the 19-year-old hairdresser said it’s a perfect match. “When I tell people at work that I clog,

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The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 17 Driven to Advertise By Stacey Marolf professional as the others, but the prices are reasonable. (Note: These referrals are not Put your car to work for you with signs and stickers. endorsements.) As a clogging teacher, you’ve got lots to do. So Tips to remember in designing your sign: how do you find time to market your classes? If • Make sure your letters are large and bold enough to every moment of your day is filled with teaching, be seen from a distance. choreographing, administration, and a myriad of other • Keep the message short so that people driving by things, how do you get the most “bang for your buck” can read it at a glance. when it comes to advertising? The answer may be in • Do not use all capital letters (they make it less your driveway right now: your car. Mobile marketing legible). takes advantage of something you are already doing • Be sure to include your website address on your every day. When you’re driving to and from the studio, ads. the grocery store, or the bank or heading out to By putting a magnetic sign or vinyl sticker on your dinner, you (and your staff, too) can be hard at work car you can advertise your business name, slogan, advertising your school. and website address to anyone within viewing range, How do you turn your car into a billboard? A including pedestrians and other drivers. Next time you marketing tool worth considering is a magnetic or are out and about, take note of how many people on adhesive sign. You’ve probably seen them before, the road can see your car as you drive. Also notice on the back window or side of a car. Many online how often you find yourself reading signs or bumper companies sell them. Several of them, Mesa Vista stickers on cars, trucks, or vans. You might as well Press (www.autolettering.com) and Web Decal (www. drive people to your studio while you’re driving around webdecal.com) state their prices on their websites so town! you don’t have to contact them for a quote. Plus you Mobile Marketing Multiplied can type in text to preview your work. At most of these There’s another way to use your car for advertising: sites you can just click on the “magnetic signs” tab to bumper stickers. They’re inexpensive and can provide get to the page where you can design your own sign you with a fleet of mobile advertisers. Your students online, which is an excellent way to determine what will beg their parents to put them on their cars. What looks good and what doesn’t. makes bumper stickers work is simple emotion. Decal Junky (www.decaljunky.com) offers vinyl The obvious feeling of pride that a bumper sticker stickers for a car’s rear window that feature ballet proclaims dancers, some of which you can add text to. Scroll down the home page and click on the word “ballet” on the left to see their offerings. The site doesn’t appear as

1 8 www.doubletoe.com The attaches an emotion to the school; the sticker invites others to experience that feeling too, simply by signing up for classes. They’re the perfect place to Cloggers Unite in Central display your classes or team address as well. That gives prospective clients a natural next step to take, Oregon’s Dance leading them gently into becoming a loyal customer Showcase who would be proud to put your bumper sticker on by Lezlee Moultrie their car. Like most printed items, bumper stickers become 27 Central Oregon considerably cheaper per unit the more you buy. You Dance Groups, may pay $1 per sticker if you buy 200 and $0.50 each including the Juniper if you buy 500. The same design tips apply—keep it Clickin’ Cloggers, performed simple, big, and bold. Check your local directory for an eclectic variety of dance styles during the print or copy shops in your area that print bumper 2010 Central Oregon Dance Showcase held stickers in bulk. Many sites on the Internet do, and here are a few to get you started: in Bend, Oregon. • www.MakeStickers.com In addition to clogging, dance styles ranging • www.4BumperStickers.com from typical studio techniques to Irish, Belly • www.StickerNation.com Dance, Arial, Classical South Indian dance, Now think for a minute: When was the last time and Indonesian Martial Arts were featured. you saw a bumper sticker for a clogging class? This Featured artist Bali Ram, internationally is an easy marketing technique, yet few studios use acclaimed Classical South Indian dancer, was it—which is all the more reason for you to do so. Give a special guest at this year’s showcase. free bumper stickers to your students. Perhaps they’ll Long time showcase participant Redmond cost you $0.50 each. Of the ones you give away, School of Dance Director, Mary Silva maybe half will actually end up on cars. But what welcomed newly added Clogging Teacher, you’ll have then is a team of mobile marketing units that advertise your clogging classes day after day. Lezlee Moultrie and stood side-by-side Now that’s bang for your buck! with participant, Juniper Clickin’ Cloggers, Instructor Jan McDonald from Madras “to share their love of dance”. This is what it’s all about folks! Their high energy level was contagious! Very exciting, well received...part of the Central Oregon Community Family. This production is hosted by The Terpsichorean Dance Company of Bend, Oregon. (Left to Right: Mary Halter, Lezlee Moultrie, Jan McDonald, Kathy Marston)

The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 19 Students are the Soul of Your Clogging Program by Shelly Smith clearly. When this occurs you can diffuse the situation quickly by contacting the person directly If teachers are the most valuable asset of a clogging and explaining what happened. Contact everyone operation, then students are the soul of your class if you think that the same misunderstanding may business. If you don’t have students or if you have happen again. Clarify the original source of the students that aren’t happy then you are on a very misunderstanding. slippery slope indeed. Troublesome Student / Parent – this is probably the most difficult to deal with and should handled 1.Address Complaints Quickly and Positively very carefully to prevent it blowing up into a bigger 2.Address Real Concerns but Don’t Pander to Whims problem. The old saying, “You can please most of the 3.Use the Phone or Face to Face if Possible people most of the time, but you can’t please all the 4.Use Open Days to Show Off Your Classes people all of the time”, is very true. 5.Offer Trial Classes There’s a way to solve every problem but you 6.Stay in Touch need to determine if fixing it is going to pander to the 7.Be Consistent About Your Approach to Dance complainers whims and potentially cause problems 8.Encourage and Improve for everyone else or whether the complaint, no matter 9.Run Classes at Appropriate Times how trivial, can be fixed easily without upsetting anyone else. Weigh up the pros and cons and try to Address Complaints Quickly and Positively think outside the box. Hold a teaching staff, club or If a student or parent has a complaint you need team meeting if necessary to get ideas and to alert to address it quickly and fairly. If someone has your teachers that there may be a problem. gone to the trouble of complaining then as far as Contact the student / parent that made the they are concerned it has become a significant complaint and try to be constructive by asking them enough problem that they have taken the time to to explain their problem again. Often explaining it will do something about it. You should deal with all diffuse the situation because they may realize how complaints as a top priority to show that you also feel silly their complaint is. If they are still holding firm the same way. then ask them for help. How do they think you might If you delay in addressing it, the problem may grow be able to solve the problem. Often that question into something much bigger that may harm your will make them start thinking about how much of business. an impact their whim might have on your business. Address Real Concerns but Don’t Pander to Explain to them that there really is no solution that will Whims not affect everyone else. Do your homework and do some fact finding. Talk If the worst comes to the worst you may end up to class helpers and assistant teachers if they were losing the student but try to part on good terms involved and assess whether the complaint has any to avoid ugly confrontations or potential law suits legitimate merit or whether it’s a misunderstanding or but do not offer discounts or side deals otherwise a troublesome student / parent and then do one of the the following week you’ll end up having the same following. conversation with everyone and having to offer the Legitimate problem – basically fix the problem or same deals to them too. put a plan in place to fix the problem. If it only affects Don't turn your studio upside down for one student. a few people, contact them directly and explain Use the Phone or Face to Face if Possible what has been done or what will be done. Again, try Email, texting and instant messaging are great to anticipate how they may react and prepare your ways to communicate but can so easily be interpreted responses so that you can remain in control and act wrongly. Unless you’re an award winning writer, the positively. Empathize with them and do not get into phone or face to face is always better. any arguments and thank them for bringing the matter Firstly, the person will appreciate the personal to your attention. If the problem may end up affecting touch. The fact that you went out of your way to call many people, create an announcement and send it to and address their concerns directly. Secondly, people everyone. are less aggressive when they are talking to a real Misunderstanding – sometimes misunderstandings person, and they’ll be able to gauge your emotions can occur if teachers give mixed messages, don’t much better. Often that will be enough to demonstrate follow procedures or a message isn’t communicated your concern and they’ll appreciate the importance 20 www.doubletoe.com The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging you have placed on fixing their problem. a great time, learn some cool dances, and perform Lastly, phone calls are often much less time in the community, but not aspire to be competitive or consuming than email where you have to read and re- driven to more challenging programs, then you need read what you wrote to avoid miscommunications. to be honest about that. If you’re a program that offers Use Open Days to Show Off Your Classes opportunities for your dancers to learn more advanced Dancers hate these but parents love them and steps and routines and audition for spots on a top- overall they’re great for business. Parents get to notch squad and offer personal and professional see your teachers in action, can talk to them and development, then be honest about that too. put a face to the names they hear each week. This When students or parents approach you about your contact makes them feel a closer connection with the classes and clogging programs, assess what the studio or team, especially if you are a competition student is looking for. Will they do better in a nurturing or exhibition group and your students are attending environment or a strict lesson structure. If what they weekly rehearsals and parents do not get to see their want doesn’t align with what you provide then be kids perform or dance often. honest with them. In many areas there are multiple Younger students often complain about not liking teams or groups that they could choose from and if classes but really it’s because they’d sooner be you steer dancers to situations that are best suited to watching TV or something else. If parents know that their needs and yours, they will still recommend you the teachers are great and the classes fun they will to other people because of how honest you were with act in your favor and encourage their children to them. It’s better to send a student to another group continue and better than that, won’t just call the studio on good terms and get referrals than it is to have a to complain. They’ll also be more inclined to send student enroll for a time and leave on bad terms. The siblings to classes too. negative publicity just isn’t worth it. Offer Trial Classes For the same reasons above, have your Trial classes are great for getting first timers into teachers or assistants assess students and make your classes or for getting current students to bring recommendations if you see that they are not getting along their friends. the most out of the class. Stay in Touch Encourage and Improve So many parents lead busy lives and probably don’t Self esteem is an important goal for all your get the information from their children, so you have students. Even if the student isn’t the best in the to tell them what’s going on. Send newsletters and class, you can go a long way to making them the announcements home with students. best by commenting on how much they improved or Email is very effective but use it wisely. It’s easy to how well they executed a step. It really helps them to misinterpret an email because it has little emotion to improve and feel positive about what they’re doing. it. Keep emails short and to the point and don’t abuse Happy students who feel they are improving tend to email by sending something every day otherwise stick it out and sign up the following year. people start to ignore them. Run Classes at Appropriate Times You don’t have to be fancy to send a professional Find out the times when your local schools start and looking and informative email newsletter. Make the finish and offer classes at times that are appropriate. headings bolder than the wording beneath them, Look at large corporations in the area and consider DON”T TYPE IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS unless you traffic patterns. Even think about meal times. are yelling at your dancers for a reason and (if you are If you make it convenient for students to attend able) drop in a few pictures from a recent event. classes and avoid difficult times of the day, you’ll find There are also many great email subscription that not only will your attendance improve but your services available online that give you the ability to class sizes will grow and your students will do better. send nicely formatted emails with options for the recipient to opt out. You’ll pay a small monthly fee for one of these services but they are worth it because CLOGGING CLASS they are globally recognized and so even if you’re sending out thousands of emails they don’t get TONIGHT 7:00 PM blocked as spam. However, if you use their services to send spam you will be banned from using their SHUFFLE ON IN ! service. Be Consistent About Your Approach to Dance If you’re a fun dance club where students will have

The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 21 Dance Hawaii Expo Expo, Performance and Competition Trip Festival Performance Opportunities Optional Clogging Competition Opportunity PLUS Tours, Shopping, Sightseeing and more! July 13 - 23, 2011 in Honolulu, Hawaii, and/or Big Island and Maui! mark your calendars! a trip with something for everyone for exhibition dancers... performance opportunities at the world famous Polynesian Cultural Center, Haleiwa Arts Festival, the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center or the Kings Marketplace on the Big Island Not on a team? An open exhibition from the National Dance List will be offered to get you all on stage! for competition dancers... competitions in both clogging and dance studio categories in a variety of age divisions and categories for everyone... Full Hawaiian Luau Buffet and Professional Dinner Show, Sight-seeing tours to the North Shore, The Dole Plantation, and optional tours to the Polynesian Cultural Center, Island extension trips and add-on excursions to the Big Island volcanoes, Maui’s amazing shores and much more! Plus, great group rates for tours and excursions! Plus trip gift, lei greeting and more! Great prices on Trip Packages Price per person - single, double, triple, quad available Packages includes: Accommodations on Waikiki Beach and/or premium resorts on big island or Maui, Airport Tranport to/from, Lei greeting at Hotel, Deluxe Air-conditioned Motorcoach Transportation to Festival and Polynesian Cultural Center, Luau Dinner and Awards Banquet with “Creations” Professional Hawaiian Show, Hula Workshop, Bus Driver Tips, Baggage Handler Fees & Tips, Participation Gift & Lei Greeting. Package DOES NOT Include: Airfare to Hawaii, Inter-Island air, Daily Meals (excluding Luau Dinner and cocktail party), and competition entry Ask about incentives for Team Directors Lee Froehle 614-580-1950 [email protected] Jeff Driggs (304) 776-9571 [email protected] for more Expo and Hawaii info, reg forms, competition rules and much more, visit us on the web at: www.cloggingexpo.com

22 www.doubletoe.com The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging 1, 2 or 3 Island Packages Available! 2011 Dance Hawaii Expo Schedule Mix or match which island trip and packages you and your group would like to participate in and choose your information on optional excursions and group air fare rates will accommodations to make a perfectly-tailored clogging and touring experience. You can also extend any leg of the trip for three days before or after at the same low hotel group rates! Example: If your group has already been become available October, 1 2010. Watch the web for updates! to Oahu, you can fly directly into Maui and extend your trip there and the rest of the Expo will meet up with you. Check www.cloggingexpo.com for more information Proposed schedule - some times may fluctuate, but all venues and activities are confirmed To make the trip affordable for everyone (performers, competitors, family members, etc.) and to give you many options in Hawaii, packages include accommodations, Airport Tranport to/from, Lei greeting Oahu Hawaii Clogging Expo! Package includes: 4 nights GARDEN VIEW or OCEAN VIEW accommodations at the Sheraton Princess at Hotel, Deluxe Air-conditioned Motorcoach Transportation to Festival and Kaiulani Hotel on Waikiki Beach, Airport Tranport to/from, Lei greeting at hotel, Deluxe Air-conditioned Motorcoach Polynesian Cultural Center, Luau Dinner and Awards Banquet with “Creations” Transportation to Hale’iwa Arts Festival, tour of Oahu’s North Shore and the Dole Pineaplle Plantation and Professional Hawaiian Show, Hula Workshop, Participation Gift, plus all bus Polynesian Cultural Center, Luau Dinner and Awards Banquet, ticket to the Sheraton’s award winning “Creations” driver and portage plus luggage handler tips included. Package DOES Hawaiian show, Hula Workshop, Drawstring Dance Hawaii Backpack, Bus Driver Tips, Baggage Handler Tips. Package DOES NOT Include: Airfare to Honolulu, Inter-Island air to Maui and Big Island, Daily Meals (excluding NOT Include: Airfare to Honolulu, Inter-Island air to Maui and Big Island, Luau Dinner), and competition entry fees. Daily Meals (excluding Luau Dinner), and competition entry fees. Oahu Garden View Room - Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Oahu Hawaii Clogging Expo Oahu Package Total WITHOUT Polynesian Cultural Center Exhibition/Tour (per person) Wednesday July 13, 2011 Quad $492.00 Triple $552.00 Double $672.00 Single call for pricing • Arrive in Honolulu from your gateway airport Oahu Package Total WITH Polynesian Cultural Center Exhibition/Tour (prices per person) • Airport Transportation to Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel at Waikiki Beach where you will Quad $534.00 Triple $594.00 Double $714.00 Single call for pricing benefit from expedited special check-in at our own desk. • Relax and enjoy the pool, the International Marketplace (next door to the hotel) ,the world class Oahu Ocean View Room - Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center (across the street) the Zoo (2 city blocks away) or the beach! Oahu Package Total WITHOUT Polynesian Cultural Center Exhibition/Tour (per person) PCC Performance Today! Quad $512.00 Triple $579.00 Double $712.00 Single call for pricing Thursday July 14, 2011 (prices per person) • Air-conditioned motorcoach transportation to Polynesian Cultural Center for Exhibition Oahu Package Total WITH Polynesian Cultural Center Exhibition/Tour performances (packages offered with or without this optional tour) Quad $554.00 Triple $621.00 Double $754.00 Single call for pricing • Visit the PCC’s seven villages and meet, learn about and interact with the people of Hawaii, Samoa, Maori New Zealand (Aotearoa), Fiji, Tahiti, the Marquesas and Tonga, plus watch Hawaii’s only canoe pageant • Evening Free Friday July 15, 2011 Compete Today! (optional) Maui Extension Trip • Daytime free - Relax and enjoy the beach or treat yourself to an adventure. Take advantage of Package includes: 3 nights GARDEN VIEW, PARTIAL OCEAN VIEW or OCEAN VIEW the Sheraton’s Tour and Excursion Desk to plan a day that fits your likes. Swim with the dolphins accommodations at the Maui Royal Lahaina Resort, Airport Tranport to/from, plus all Bus in a Sheraton exclusive tour, visit Pearl Harbor, snorkel at Hanauma Bay, take a catamaran ride, Driver Tips, Baggage Handler Tips. rent mopeds, or just be a beach bum! (individual tours not included in package) Package DOES NOT Include: Inter-Island air to Maui, Daily Meals, Island Tour Ticket. • afternoon competition Maui Garden View Room - Royal Lahaina Resort • Competition Day... enter your group or dance a solo or duo in a full day of competitions in both Maui Extension Package in Garden View Room (per person) clogging and studio dance. If you are not a competitor enjoy free spectating of all of the day’s activities or enjoy a free day to explore Oahu! Quad $258.00 Triple $308.00 Double $408.00 Single call for pricing • All Expo participants receive a lei greeting and gather for a full Hawaiian Luau Buffet with a full Maui Partial Ocean View Room - Royal Lahaina Resort selection of Hawaiian and traditional fare, salads, entrees and desserts Maui Extension Package in Partial Ocean View Room (per person) • Exhibition and competition teams will be recognized and awards given, plus state groups and Quad $270.00 Triple $325.00 Double $433.50 Single call for pricing traveling groups will be recognized • Enjoy a private performance of Waikiki’s Top Polynesian Show, Creation - A Polynesian Journey - Maui Ocean View Room - Royal Lahaina Resort at the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel. Tihati Productions presents the most unique Polynesian Maui Extension Package in Ocean View Room (per person) show. Authentic costumes spellbinding drama and illusions leave one awe struck. Magic fills the Quad $288.00 Triple $348.00 Double $468.00 Single call for pricing air as our journey through the South Pacific and the delicate Princess Titukua vanishes into thin air. In Samoa, the hearty laughter of celebration is topped with a spectacular fire knife dance. Saturday July 16, 2011 Festival Performance Today! • Air-conditioned motorcoach transportation to Hale’iwa Arts Festival for Exhibition performances performances 2 - 3 4 - 5 • Enjoy a motorcoach tour of the beautiful North Shore Kona, Big Island Extension Trip • Tour the Dole Pineapple Plantation Package includes: 3 nights GARDEN VIEW, PARTIAL OCEAN VIEW or OCEAN VIEW • Evening Free accommodations at the Marriott Resort in Kona, Big Island, Airport Tranport to/from, plus all Bus Driver Tips, Baggage Handler Tips. Maui Extension Package DOES NOT Include: Inter-Island air to Maui, Daily Meals, Island Tour Ticket. Maui Extension in a non-performing tour, no dance activities planned Kona Garden View Room - Kona Marriott Relax after a week of performances and competition and enjoy paradise Maui Extension Package in Garden View Room (per person) Sunday July 17, 2011 Quad $249.00 Triple $296.00 Double $391.00 Single call for pricing • Departure Day from Honolulu. Oaho only Expo participants head home today, and those extending to Maui head to the airport for transfers. Kona Pool View Room - Kona Marriott Maui Extension Package in Pool View Room (per person) • Airport Transportation in Oahu and Maui included in packages • Inter-island air not included in packages Quad $269.00 Triple $323.00 Double $431.00 Single call for pricing Monday July 18, 2011 Kona Ocean View Room - Kona Marriott • Free day check the website for great excursion ideas! Maui Extension Package in Ocean View Room (per person) Quad Triple Double Single Tuesday July 19, 2011 $295.00 $357.00 $482.00 call for pricing • Free day Payment Schedule $50 deposit with registration then $250.00 due Oct. 15, 2010, $250 due Jan. 15, 2011, $250.00 due March 15, 2011, Big Island Extension with the balance of your total land package due May 15, 2011 Wednesday July 20, 2011 cancellation fee of $10.00 After May 1, 2011 - 25% of land package non-refundable • Departure Day from Maui. Oahu/Maui only Expo participants head home today, and those Package Prices may fluctuate up to 10% for 2011 prices, but not anticipated. extending to big Island head to the airport for transfers. • Airport Transportation in Maui and on Big Island included in packages ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST BE BOOKED THROUGH EXPO PACKAGE • Inter-island air not included in packages NO WALK-INS OR OUTSIDE GROUPS ACCEPTED IN ANY EVENTS Thursday July 21, 2011 Performance Today! • Exhibitions at Kings Shops/Queens Market http://www.kingsshops.com/ Make checks payable to Lee’s Events & Cruises Friday July 22, 2011 Group Airfare discounts are available for groups of 10 or more • Free day For airline help, or Expo information, contact: • Evening Cocktail Party with Live Hawaiian Music and Entertainment Saturday July 23, 2011 Lee Froehle 614-580-1950 [email protected] • Departure Day from Kona, Big Island. Jeff Driggs (304) 776-9571 [email protected] • Airport Transportation included in packages for more Expo and Hawaii info, registration forms, competition rules and much more, visit us on the web at: www.cloggingexpo.com www.cloggingexpo.com The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 23 IT DON’T MEAN A THING (IF IT AIN’T GOT THAT SWING) Chet Atkins Level: Easy Intermediate Music: CD: “The Master and His Music,” Choreo: Edie Hund, CPS RCA07863-67019-2, Track13; Time: 2:18 Address: 509 E Gay St, Tempo: Tucson AZ 85705 Phone: (520) 887-4291 Cell: (520) 404-5831 Sequence: A,BREAK,A*,C,A*,BREAK,A*,D,E,A*, E-Mail: edieclog @ aol.com ENDING No Wait; Left Foot Lead

PART A (32) (32) 4 Swing Basic DS BALL STEP KICK(xif) STEP(xif) BALL STEP KICK(xif) STEP(xif) L R L R R L R L L BALL STEP DS BALL STEP R L R L R BREAK (16) (16) 1 Clogover Vine, L&R (L) DS(ots) DS(xif) DS(ots) DS(xib) DS(ots) DS(xif) DS(os) BALL STEP L R L R L R L R L R L R L R L R L R

PART A* (16) (16) 2 Swing Basic

PART C (16) ( 8) 4 Rock Step DS BALL(xib) STEP DS BALL (xib) STEP L R L R L R ( 8) 2 Simone Stomp DS DS STOMP(f) STOMP(tog) DRAG SLIDE L R L R BOTH BOTH

PART A* (16) (16) 2 Swing Basic

BREAK (16) (16) 1 Clogover Vine, L&R

PART A* (16) (16) 2 Swing Basic

PART D (32) (16) 4 Stomp Double LIFT STOMP DS DS BALL STEP LIFT STOMP DS DS BALL STEP L L R L R L R R L R L L (16) 4 Hillbilly (Diagonally Left) DS TCH(fwd) L/C TCH(fwd) L/C TCH(fwd) L/C L R R/L R R/L R R/L (Diagonally Right) DS TCH(fwd) L/C TCH(fwd) L/C TCH(fwd) L/C R L L/R L L/R L L/R

PART E (16) 4 Rock Double Basic BALL STEP DS DS BALL STEP L R L R L R ( 8) 1 Push Off, L&R DS(os) BALL STEP(os) BALL STEP(os) BALL STEP(os) L R L R L R L R L R L R L R

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PART A* (16) (16) 2 Swing Basic

ENDING ( 8) ( 4) 1 Rock Back DS BALL(b) STEP(b) BALL(b) STEP(b) BALL(b) STEP(b) L R L R L R L ( 4) 1 Triple Brush Fwd DS(fwd) DS(fwd) DS(fwd) BRUSH(fwd) L/C R L R L L/R

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full tempo version. Practice Music & Cued The other tracks on this CD project are renditions and medleys of old time tunes with routines choreographed by Jeff Driggs of West Virginia and Naomi Pyle of Routines for Clogging Indiana. Cue sheets for these dances are included in This CD contains 4 great old time bluegrass songs that will this insert. get your hands clappin’ and your toes tappin’. Old Joe Clark is recorded with a starting temp Music for Clogging ORDER YOUR CD NOW that is very slow, Make Checks payable to “Doubletoe Times” then every 64 beats by Jeff Driggs $10.00 ea. + $2.50 postage and handling to: there is an 8 beat Clog CD P.O. Box 1352, St. Albans, WV 25177 tempo change that speeds the music up Name______just a little. This is a great track for Address______teaching beginner classes, working on City ST Zip______new steps or styling. Featuring Practice Music With Tempo Changes Old Joe Clark is plus Cued Routines by Jeff Driggs and Naomi Pyle with Instrumental Tracks for Performance Please send me ____ Clogging Music CD(s) alsoIT DON’Tincluded MEAN in aA THING (IF IT AIN’T GOT THAT SWING)-1.HTML 3/08 Music for Clogging The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 25 1. Old Joe Clark Starts Slow and Builds Tempo 2. Old Joe Clark Full Speed 3. Go West (Western Theme Medley)

Routine Cued by Jeff Driggs 4. Go West Instrumental 5. Pickin’ Medley (Bluegrass Standards Medley)

Routine Cued by Jeff Driggs 6. Pickin’ Medley Instrumental 7. Pyle Drivin’ Breakdown Routine Cued by Naomi Pyle, IN 8. Pyle Drivin’ Breakdown Instrumental

Medleys Arranged by Jeff Driggs Recorded at Sweetsong Recording Studios

Music for Clogging featuring Jeff Driggs Parkersburg, West Virginia

Copyright 1999 All Rights Reserved Music for Clogging featuring Jeff Driggs CAJUN PERSUASION By: BR549 CD: “Dog Days” Track 9 Left Foot Lead Choreo: Kay Velmire 05/2008 Adult (Easy) Advanced P.O. Box 2613, Silverdale, WA.98383 Country (360) 779-6652/[email protected] Wait: 16 Beats INTRO (16 Beats): (4) 1 Stomp Crossover Tap 2 (p)Sto-Dt(xf)-Dt(ots)-TTap(ib)-TTap(ib) 2 L R R R R & 1 &a2 &a3 & 4 (4) 1 Stomp Double (p)Sto-DS-DS-RS R L R L R & 1 &2 &3 & 4 PART A (32Beats): (8) 1 Persuasion DS-Dr S-S Sl-RS-S Sl-DS-DS-RS L L R L L RL R R L R LR &1 & 2 & 3 &4 & 5 &6 &6 &8 (4) 1 Short Mountain Dr S-Dr S-S Sl-RS 2 R L L R L L RL & 1 & 2 & 3 &4 (4) 1 Triple (Buck Style) DS-DS-DblBa-HlBa-HlBa R L R L R &1 &2 &a 3e& a4 PART B(32 Beats): (8) 1 Skuffer Joey DS-Sk Hop-S Sk Hop-S Sk Hop Flap-Hop-Tch(b) Sl-S-TB-HB-HB-TB-HB-HS L R L R L R L R L R L R L R L R L R L R 2 &1 & a 2 & a 3 e & a 4 & a 5 e& a6 e& a7 e& a8 (8) 1 Unclog Utah Plus Sta Sto-Dt-R(b)S-Dt R(b)S-R(ots)S-ToeHl-R(ots)S L L R R L R R L R L R L R & 1 &2 & 3 &4 & 5 & 6 &7 & 8 BREAK (4 Beats): (4) 2 Utah Rock Dt-RS-DT-RS L LR L LR &1 & 2 & 3 &4 PART A: 2(Persuasion, Short Mt., Buck Triple) PART C (32 Beats): (8) 1 Backbreaker DS-TB-HS-Sk Hop-Flp Bo-BoH(Flange)-Bo-Bo/Hl(flange)-Bo-Toes in (flange)- L R L R L R L/R R L L/R L R L/R L/R &1 e& a2 e & a 3 & 4 & 5 & Bo-S Sk Hop-Flp S-Tch(b) Sl L/R L R L R R L R 2 6 & a 7 e & a 8 (4) 1 Mt. Goat DS-R(if)S-S(ots)-R(if)S-Lift/Sl L R L R L R L R &1 & 2 & 3 & 4 (4) 1 Stomp Double Toe Slide (p)Sto-DS-DS-Ba Lift/Sl L R L R L R & 1 &2 &3 & 4

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PART B1(24 Beats): Skuffer Joey, Unclog Utah Plus, Skuffer Joey BRIDGE (16 Beats): (4) 1 Gallop Split Lift (move R) DS(xib)-Ba(ots)TB(ib)-Ba(ots)TB(ib)-Hl Lift/Sl 2 L R L R L L L R &1 & a 2 & a3 & 4 (4) 1 Double Fast Ball ½ L (on 2 DS-DS(1/2L)-S Dbl R(b)S-S runs) L R L R R L R &1 &2 & a3 e & 4 PART A: 2(Persuasion, Short Mt., Buck Triple) PART C: 2(Backbreaker, Mt. Goat, Stomp Double Toe Slide)

Abbreviations: DS=double step Tch=Touch Sk=Skuff ots=Out to side Dt=Double Toe Flp=Flap RS=rock step Sta=Stamp xib=Cross in Back Sl=Slide L/R=Left/Right S=Step Sto=Stomp ib=in back f=Front Hl=Heel T=Toe Ba=Ball HS=Heel Step Bo=Bounce TB=Toe Ball

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The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 27 Backwoods Barbie Time: 3:21 Beginner Plus – Country – Slow Tempo Music by: Dolly Parton, Backwoods Barbie CD Choreo by: Mary Snyder, PO Box 33 Glen Gardner, NJ 08826, Phone: 908-537-CLOG (2564), e-mail: [email protected] Wait: 8 Beats Sequence: Intro, A, B, Intro, Break, Intro, A, B, Intro, C, Intro, B, Ending

Intro 2 Stamps Stamp Stamp L R 1 2 Part A 3 Ky Drags DS-DR-S(xif) DS-DR-S(xif) DS-DR-S(xif) DS-RS 1 Basic L L R L L R L L R L RL &1 & 2 &3 & 4 &5 & 6 &7 &8

1 Airplane (Pushoff) DS-RS-RS-RS (Turn 1/2 R) DS-DS-DS-RS DS-RS 1 Triple R LS LS LR L R L RL R LR 1 Basic &1 &2 &3 &4 &5 &6 &7 &8 &1 &2 **** Repeat All To Front *** Part B 2 Rocking Chairs DS-BR(up)-H-DS-RS (Turn 1/4 L) DS-BR(up)-H-DS-RS (Turn 1/4 L) L R L R LR L R L R LR &1 & 2 &3 &4 &5 & 6 &7 &8

Triple Brush DS-DS-DS-BR(up)-H (Fwd) DS-DS-DS-RS (Backing up) Triple L R L R L R L R LR &1 &2 &3 & 4 &5 &6 &7 &8 **** Repeat All To Front *** Intro 2 Stamps

Break 2 Fancy Triples DS-DS(xif)-DS-RS DS-DS(xif)-DS-RS L R L RL R L R LR &1 &2 &3 &4 &5 &6 &7 &8

Intro 2 Stamps

Part A 3 Ky Drags, 1 Basic, 1 Airplane, 1 Triple, 1 Basic *** Repeat ***

Part B 2 Rocking Chairs, 1 Triple Brush, 1 Triple *** Repeat ***

Intro 2 Stamps

Part C 8 Count Vine DS-DS(xif)-DS(ots)-DS(xib)-DS(ots)-DS(xif)-DS(ots)-RS DS-RS DS-RS(1/2 R) DS-DS-DS-RS 2 Basics L R L R L R L RL R LR L RL L R L RL 1 Triple &1 &2 &3 &4 &5 &6 &7 &8 &1 &2 &3 &4 &5 &6 &7 &8 **** Repeat All To Front *** Intro 2 Stamps

Part B 2 Rocking Chairs, 1 Triple Brush, 1 Triple *** Repeat ***

Ending 2 Rocking Chairs DS-BR(up)-H-DS-RS (45◦L) DS-BR(up)-H-DS-RS (45◦R) DS-RS DS-RS Stamp Stamp 2 Basics, 2 Stamps L R L R LR L R L R LR L RL R LR L R &1 & 2 &3 &4 &5 & 6 &7 &8 &1 &2 &3 &4 5 6

Abbreviations Steps Directional DS Double (Toe) Step RS Rock Step (xif) Cross in Front DR Drag BR Brush (ots) Out To Side S Step H Heel Click (xib) Cross in Back 28 www.doubletoe.com The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging FOOL HEARTED MEMORY GEORGE STRAIT

Level: Beginner/Easy Music: CD: “50 Number Ones, Disc 1” Choreo: Edie Hund, CPS MCA Nashville, B0000459-02 509 E Gay St Time: 2:12 Tempo: (Square View Program) Tucson, AZ 85705-3610 Phone: (520) 887-4291 Cell: (520) 404-5831 E-mail: [email protected] Sequence: A,A,B,B,C,C,ENDING ______

WAIT 16, LEFT FOOT LEAD

PART A (16) ( 8) 2 |2 Chain rock forward (L) DS(fwd) BALL STEP(fwd) BALL STEP(fwd) BALL STEP(fwd) | L R L R L R L ( 8) |2 Rock back (L) DS BALL(b) STEP(b) BALL(b) STEP(b) BALL(b) STEP | L R L R L R L

PART B (32) ( 8) 2 |2 Turning push-off, full L&R (L) *Turn 1/4 Left on each | DS* BALL STEP* BALL STEP* BALL STEP* | L R L R L R L | R L R L R L R ( 8) |2 Triple brush, forward (L) DS DS DS BRUSH(fwd) L/C | L R L R R/L | R L R L L/R ( 8) |2 Toe toucher (L) DS TCH(xif) CLICK TCH(os) CLICK TCH(xib) CLICK | L R L R L R L | R L R L R L R ( 8) |2 Rock back

PART C (32) (16) 2 |4 Brush & turn (L) *Turn ¼ Left on Ball Step | DS BRUSH(f) L/C DS *BALL STEP | L R R/L R L R | (NOTE: Turn on the ball step of the Basic and NOT on the brush) ( 8) |1 Rock R&L (L) DT(f) STEP(xif)turn 1/4R BALL STEP BALL STEP | L L R L R L | BALL STEP (turn fwd) | R L | DT(f) STEP (xif) turn 1/4L BALL STEP BALL STEP | R R L R L R | BALL STEP(turn fwd) | L R ( 8) |1 Vine, L&R DS DS(xib) DS(os) BALL STEP | L R L R L | R L R L R ENDING ( 8) ( 4) 1 Triple brush forward ( 4) 1 Rock back

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The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 29 MY MOUNTAINS, MY HOME--DOLLY PARTON Have fun with this CIRCLE DANCE, it is all about family, community and friends!

Choreography: Lezlee Moultrie [email protected] (541-504-8664) Level: Easy Intermediate CD: SHA-KON-O-HEY! (Song 1, 4.02min.) go online to: www.friendsofthesmokies.org Sequence: A, B, CHORUS, BRIDGE, B, C, CHORUS, D, ENDING START POSITION: *Slow Intro music (Face Center, join hands, heads down no partner) *After slow Intro music (drop hands, turn 1/4R to face LOD)

CIRCLE DANCE - 8 Count Wait Left Foot Lead

PART A (Lyric: There’s an old church) Face (12) 2 Brenda’s (Facing LOD) Center Face (4) 2 Basics ( fwd) LOD (8) Pushoff (L & R) (4) Triple ( fwd) (4) 2 Basics ( fwd) (2) (1) Two Step (right foot lead) Face PART B Reverse (12) 2 Brenda’s (Face LOD) (4) 2 Basics ( fwd) LOD (8) 2 Pushoffs (L & R) (RLOD) (8) 4 Basics ( fwd) (2) 2 Runs (1/4L Face Center)

CHORUS-(Join hands) - (Lyric: These are my mountains) *As you are moving forward raise your hands up in air (mountains) on your rock back lower your hands down (valleys); hands are still joined as you do your Vines L&R (streams) 2 { (4) Rock Forward-arms up (rock-in-front), (4) Rock Back-lower arms, (8) 2 Vines L & R } *Drop Hands BRIDGE (2) 2 Runs (1/4R Face LOD)

PART B (12) 2 Brenda’s (Facing LOD) (4) 2 Basics ( fwd) (8) 2 Pushoffs (L & R) (8) 4 Basics ( fwd) (2) 2 Runs ( fwd)

PART C 3 (2 Basics-moving fwd, 4 Skips- fwd) *6 Toe-Heels 1/4L (Face Center) 2 Basics- fwd, 4 Skips- back

CHORUS- (Join hands) *As you are moving forward raise your hands up in air (mountains) on your rock back lower your hands down (valleys); hands are still joined as you do your Vines L&R (streams) 2 { (4) Rock Forward-arms up (rock-in-front), (4) Rock Back-lower arms, (8) 2 Vines L&R) } *Drop Hands PART D (4) 2 Basics-turn 1/4R (Face LOD), 4 Skips- fwd (4) 2 Basics- fwd, 4 Skips-moving fwd (4) 2 Basics-turn 1/2L (Face RLOD) , 4 Skips- fwd (4) 2 Basics-turn 1/4R (Face Center) , 4 toe-heels

ENDING - (Join hands as you rock fwd raise hands up, as you rock back lower hands) (16) Rock Forward-arms up (rock-in-front), Rock Back-lower arms, 2 Vines L & R (16) 2 Clogover Vines L & R, (*accent on the last RS, raise arms upward-toward mtns.) 30 www.doubletoe.com The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging STEP BREAKDOWN-My Mountains, My Home (Dolly Parton) CIRCLE DANCE-Left Foot Lead (face LOD)

(2) Basic DS-RS L RS &1 & 2

(6) Brenda DS-HC Tch(f)/HC-Toe Tch(b)/HC- DT(up)/HC-Tch(xif)/HC-Sta-Up L L R L R L R L R L R &1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 5 & 6

(4) Pushoff DS-RS-RS-RS L RL RL RL &1 &2 &3 &4

(4) Triple DS-DS-DS-RS L R L RL &1 &2 &3 &4

(2) Two Step Kick-S-RS R R LR & 1 &2

(4) Skips (left foot lead) Hop/Step, Hop/Step, Hop/Step, Hop/Step (alternating) R L L R R L L R

(6) Toe-Heels Toe-Heel, Toe-Heel, Toe-Heel, Toe-Heel, etc. L L R R L L R R

(4) Rock Forward DS - RS - RS-RS (moving forward-rock-in-front) L RL RL RL &1 & 2 &3 &4

(4) Rock Back DS-RS-RS-RS (moving back) L RL RL RL &1 & 2 &3 &4

(4) Vine DS-DS(xib)-DS-RS L R L RL &1 &2 &3 &4

(8) Clogover Vine DS-DS(xif) -DS-DS(xib)-DS-DS(xif)-DS-RS L R L R L R L RL &1 &2 &3 &4 &5 &6 &7 &8

ABBREVIATIONS DS=Double Step & or Run, RS=Rock Step, (fwd)=forward, R=Right, L=Left, (xib), cross-in-back, Sta=Stamp, (xif)=cross-in-front, HC=heel click, LOD=Line of Dance, RLOD=Reverse Line of Dance, L&R=left & right, S=Step

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Sequence: A B C B D A B D ENDING

ROUTINE STARTS WITH "…WELL"

PART A: 34 CTS

3 PULLEY BASICS MOVING LEFT: 4 CTS DS KICK (out/in) DS (xif) RS L R R LR

4 CTS DS KICK (out/in) DS (xif) RS L R R LR

4 CTS DS KICK (out/in) DS (xif) RS L R R LR

4 CTS TRIPLE (TURNING TO FACE RIGHT) DS DS DS RS L R L RL

1 CTS EXTRA ROCK STEP RS RL

3 PULLEY BASICS MOVING RIGHT: 4 CTS DS KICK (out/in) DS (xif) RS R L L RL

4 CTS DS KICK (out/in) DS (xif) RS R L L RL

4 CTS DS KICK (out/in) DS (xif) RS R L L RL

4 CTS` TRIPLE (TURNING TO FACE FRONT) DS DS DS RS R L R LR

1 CTS EXTRA ROCK STEP LR

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PART B: 17 CTS

MJ/DRAG/STOMP/DBL BASIC

8 CTS DS DS (ib) ROCK/HEEL DRAG STOMP DS DS RS L R L R L R L R LR FANCY DOUBLE 4 cts DS DS RS RS L R LR LR ROCKING CHAIR 4 CTS DS BrUp DS RS L R R LR EXTRA ROCK STEP 1 CT RS LR

PART C: 34 CTS

5 COUNT VINE/2 HEEL PIVOTS/DS (turning to back on heel pivots) 8 CTS DS DS DS DS DS HEEL/PIVOT HEEL/PIVOT DS L R L R L R L R L R 5 COUNT VINE/2 HEEL PIVOTS/DS (turning to front on heel pivots) 8 cts DS DS DS DS DS HEEL/PIVOT HEEL/PIVOT DS L R L R L R L R L R

2 SALLY ANN'S 8 CTS DS DS RS DS DS RS DS STOMP STOMP L R LR L R LR L R L 8 CTS DS DS RS DS DS RS DS STOMP STOMP R L RL R L RL R L R 2 STAMPS (right foot out to side and back) 2 CTS AND STAMP/STAMP & R L

REPEAT PART B: MJ SECTION

PART D: (INSTRUMENTAL)

TRADITIONAL VINE: 8 CTS DS DS DS RS BrUp (1/4 turn L) DS RS BrUp L R L RL R R LR L SLUR BRUSH UP: 8 CTS DS SLUR (xif) DS BrUp (1/4 turn L) L R L R TRIPLE: 4 CTS DS DS DS RS R L R LR EXTRA ROCK STEP: 1 CT RS

REPEAT TRADITIONAL VINE, SLUR BRUSH UP, TRIPLE, EXTRA ROCK STEP TO FRONT

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REPEAT PART A: Pulley Basic Section

REPEAT PART B: MJ SECTION

REPEAT PART D: INSTRUMENTAL SECTION (Traditional Vine, etc)

REPEAT PART A: PULLEY BASIC SECTION

ENDING: (TEMPO SLOWS)

2 SLUR BRUSHES L & R 8 CTS DS SLUR (xib) DS BR/UP DS SLUR (xib) DS BR/UP L R L R R L R L

2 BASICS (turn 3/4 turn to left - end with left side facing audience; arms crossed in front and left heel out 4 CTS DS RS DS RS L RL R LR 2 CTS LEFT HEEL OUT / ARMS CROSSED IN FRONT L

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Left Foot Lead CD: “America Remembers Johnny Horton”, Track 13 Easy level Choreo: Kay Velmire 03/2008 Classic Country P.O. Box 2613, Silverdale, WA.98383 Wait: 16 Beats (360) 779-6652/[email protected] PART A (16 Beats): (4) 2 Basics DS-RS L RL 2 &1 &2 (4) 1 Stomp Push L/R (p) Stomp-RS-RS-RS L RL RL RL 2nd. Time, opposite foot & 1 &2 &3 &4 PART B (16 Beats): (16) 2 Clogover Push L/R DS-DS(xif)-DS(ots)-DS(xib)-DS(ots)-RS-RS-RS L R L R L RL RL RL &1 &2 &3 &4 &5 & 6 &7 &8 PART C (16 Beats): (4) 1 Hillbilly DS-ToeTch(if)/HlCl-ToeTch(if)/HlCl-ToeTch(if)/HlCl 2 L R L R L R L &1 & 2 & 3 & 4 (4) 1 Sleepy Eyed John DS-K(xif)-K(ots)-RS R L L L R &1 &2 &3 & 4 PART A: 2(2 Basics, 1 Stomp Push L/R) PART B: 2 Clogover Push L/R PART D (16 Beats) 3 Kentucky Drags DS-Drag/K(if) S-DS-Drag/K(if) S-DS-Drag/K(if) S 2 L L R R L L R R L L R R &1 & 2 &3 & 4 &5 & 6 1 Basic 2nd. Time, Opposite foot PART A: 2(2 Basics, Stomp Push L/R) PART B: 2 Clogover Push L/R PART C: 2(Hillbilly, Sleepy Eyed John) PART A: 2(2 Basics, Stomp Push L/R) PART B: 2 Clogover Push L/R PART D: 2(3 Kentucky Drags, Basic) PART A: 2(2 Basics, Stomp Push L/R) PART B: 2 Clogover Push L/R PART C: 2(Hillbilly, Sleepy Eyed John) PART D: 2(3 Kentucky Drags, Basic)

Abbreviations: DS=double step R= Right Hl or H=heel Tch=Touch RS=rock step L= Left ots=out to the side HlCl = Heel Click Br=Brush xif=Cross in Front S=step if=In Front K=Kick

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PART A (48) ( 4) 2 |2 Basic (L) ( 8) |2 Triple (L) ( 8) |2 Heelover (L) DS HEEL(if) HEEL(xif) TOE HEEL (xif) BALL STEP | L R R R R L R ( 8) |2 Fancy double (L) ( 8) |2 Hillbilly (L) ( 8) |2 Outhouse (L) ( 4) |1 Fancy double (L)

PART B (32) (16) 2 Cowboy, 1/2L (L) DS(fwd) DS(fwd) DS(fwd) BRUSH(xif) LIFT/HEEL CLICK L R L R R/L DS(xif) BALL(b) STEP(b) BALL(b) STEP(b) BALL(b) STEP(b) R L R L R L R ( 8) 1 Push L&R (L) ( 8) 2 Swivel stamp (L)

PART A* (48) ( 4) 2 Basic (L) ( 8) 2 Triple (L) ( 8) 2 Heelover (L) ( 8) 2 Fancy double (L) ( 8) 2 Hillbilly (L) ( 8) 2 Outhouse (L) ( 4) 1 Fancy double (L)

BREAK (24) ( 8) 1 Heelover (L) ( 4) 1 Triple brush, Fwd (R) ( 4) 1 Rock back (L) ( 8) 1 Heelover

PART C (32) (16) 4 Rocking chair, 1/4L (L) (16) 4 Rocky top, 1/4L (L) PART A* (48) ( 4) 2 Basic (L) ( 8) 2 Triple (L) ( 8) 2 Heelover (L) ( 8) 2 Fancy double (L) ( 8) 2 Hillbilly (L) ( 8) 2 Outhouse (L) ( 4) 1 Fancy double (L)

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PART D (16) ( 8) 2 Toe toucher (L) SOUTHERN STREAMLINE ( 4) 2 |1 Triple brush, Fwd (L) 2 of 2 ( 4) |1 Rock back (R)

PART D (16) ENDING (24) ( 8) 2 Toe toucher (L) ( 8) 1 Push, L&R (L) ( 4) 2 |1 Triple brush, Fwd (L) ( 4) 4 |1 Triple cross touch, 1/4L (L) ( 4) |1 Rock back (R) ( 4) |1 Rock back (R)

ENDING (24) ( 8) 1 Push, L&R (L) ( 4) 4 |1 Triple cross touch, 1/4L (L) ( 4) |1 Rock back (R)

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KING Kansas Wife of Richard Jett =GINGER BROWN Dixie Style Cloggers =RANDY SIEGEL Dance-On-Tap = JOHN HARDIN P.O. Box 396 Ginger Brown Academy of Junior & Senior Teams Rainbo Cloggers 1507 S. 9th DEBBY SULLIVAN Campton, KY 41301 Performing Arts 4892 Scott Road Instructor Noblesville, IN 46060 Co-Directors (606) 668-6650 Choreographer – Instructor Cohutta, GA 30710 10120 Knox (317) 409-8015 Back Porch Cloggers Kuntry Kuzins & Backporch (706) 694-8746 / 260-5648 Edwards, IL 61528 11301 LeCluyse Drive =BARRY LANHAM Cloggers (309) 645-0604 STACY DEWITT Gum Springs, KS 66203 Foot Stompin’ Express P. O. Box 350 =PENNY LYNN SLOAN [email protected] Indiana Dance Force (913) 268-5088 (Owensboro, KY) Flintstone, GA 30725 Carpet Capitol Cloggers Southern Way Cloggers 4225 Ridge Road (423) 421-3205 ages 5 & up AUDRA TURLEY Workshop Instructor NANCY KOHL Philpot, KY 42366 ginger@eaglesrestrestranch. 1285 Cleveland Hwy. 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HOLMES (208) 522-6197 Indiana Dance Force New Castle, IN 47362 Cloggin’ Dance 3rd Fri Every Kelly Goodpaster Augusta’s Footloose & Fancy [email protected] Lake Cumberland Spring (317) 529-4290 Month P. O. Box 4295 Free Cloggers www.gayletingey.com Workshop [email protected] 7:00-9:30pm Winchester, KY 40391 Dixie Starz, Kidz, Sweet- 9 American Legion Place 3005 Maverick Road (859) 744-4044 hearts, Dolls & Pride =MARY ANN WALKER Greenfield, IN 46140 =NAOMI FLEETWOOD- Independence, KY 41051- (866) 744-4016 213 Hightower Dr. (Studio) New Steps Dance Studio (317) 467-0156 (812) 989- PYLE 7761 4009 Keene St. (Home) Kick-Up Kids Cloggers 9184 Workshop Instructor 859-356-6663 LOIS SOUTHALL Martinez, GA 30907 2140 Valley View Drive [email protected] 10720 E. Legal Tender Rd. 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The Doubletoe Times Magazine of Clogging www.doubletoe.com 39 PRISCILLA POINTS, CCI FOOTNOTES MELISSA BECKETT =JUDY PAUL =MISSISSIPPI MAGNOLIA Nevada Director, Southern Clogging Becky Kishter Just For Kicks Cloggers Shoutin’ Shoes CLOGGERS DENNIS COBIA New Orleans Workshop & 3606 Dewberry Circle 820 South Roberts Road Appalachian Flatfoot & Director – Judy Walker Clog America Comp. Westminster, MD 21157 Grayling, MI 49738 Clogging 438 Reynolds Road Clogging Int’l. Tours Director, Xtreme Cloggers (410) 549-7422 (989) 348-5644 12395 St. Croix Trail Clinton, MS 39056 344 Evan Picone Dr. P. O. Box 2672 [email protected] justforkickscloggers@yahoo. North Branch, MN 55056 (601) 924-0732 Henderson, NV 89014 Kenner, LA 70063 com (651) 674-4104 [email protected] (702) 454-9492 1-800-671-2879 = JOHN & DEBBIE HAINES [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] The BasementCloggers KEVIN BUTLER Missouri southernclogging.org So. Appalachian Green Grass Member of the MCIC PAM PORTZ =PAT DENNIS ANN KERN Style and original Community School Cloggers Workshop Instructor Pat’s Clogging Studios Vegas Valley Cloggers =DARLINE TREITLER, CCI 509 Narborough Court 1941 Willowood Drive Team Director Celtic Fire Irish Dance Co. Now teaching in Logandale, Dixie Cloggers Severna Park, MD 21146 Rochester Hills, MI 48307 Choreo Instr. Ozarks Comm. College NV 822 Minden Ave. (410) 544-3293 (248) 652-3844 or 505-5072 6347 227th Avenue NE 711 W. Farm Road 84 7825 Waterfalls Ave. Kenner, LA 70062 [email protected] communityschoolclogger@ Stacy, MN 55079 Springfield, MO 65803 Las Vegas, NV 89128 (504) 305-2855 juno.com (651) 462-3894 (417) 833-ITAP (702) 647-3501 Dixiecloggers.clogdancing. =JAMES LOVELESS [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] com Guys & Dolls Cloggers KATHLEEN FLECTCHER www.pleasantvalleycloggers.com www.itap2.com Country Docks Cloggers 22608 Avon JIM KVOOL Maine Black Eye Susan Cloggers St. Clair Shores, MI 48082 =JOYCE SPECHT =DEBORAH KEELING Sun Country Cloggers, MARIE HARVELL 37034 West Spicer Drive (586) 296-3776 Crow Wing Cloggers 8405 St. Rd. NN Pahrump NV Coastal Cloggers Mechanicsville, MD 20659 Kathleen.fletcher@abnamro. 13202 Norway Dr. Fulton, MO 65251 Clog-Hoppers, McDonald P.O. Box 34 (301) 579-6461 com Baxter, MN 56425 (573) 220-7283 Ranch NV Phippsburg, ME 04562 [email protected] (218) 829-1605 [email protected] 4550 E. 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Nicklaus Avenue Center 2213 Old Emmorton Road 4481 Borland Avenue Workshop Vendor Kalispell, MT 59901 New Hampshire Alford Youth Center Bel Air, MD 21015 West Bloomfield, MI 48323 We ship your shoes FAST (406) 752-7919 LEO & DIANE PAQUIN Tap Jazz Ballet Pointe Hip (410) 638-3988 (248) 363-5820 3515 Kite St. [email protected] Village Cloggers Hop Gymnastics Preschool- [email protected] [email protected] Isle, MN 56342 [email protected] Performances/Exhibitions Adult www.emmorton rec.com www.shanegangcloggers.com (320) 679-4790 / 390-6534 Meet Tues Evenings 126 North St. [email protected] =GINGER GRAY 871 Dodge Hill Road Waterville, ME 04901 MARK WILSON KATHY HASSELL Russell Country Cloggers Francestown, NH 03043 (207) 547-3812 Carroll County Cloggers 41 Madison DEE GEE WALLIS 31 9th Lane NE (603) 547-8884 [email protected] (of Westminster, MD) Mt. Clemons, MI 48043 Royal Sil-O-Ets Fairfield, MT 59436 [email protected] 151 Bear Mountain Rd. Co-Director, Instructor (406) 467-2915 www.villagecloggers.com NICOLE A. SAUCIER Aspers, PA 17304-9717 =OLD TIME AMERICAN Royal Sil-O-Ets Cloggers Steppin’ Out Cloggers (717) 677-8869 CLOGGING & SOUTHERN 149 River Woods Lane MELODY E. JOHNSON MONIQUE PROVENCHER Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Clogging, [email protected] APPALACHIAN SQUARE Burnsville, MN 55337-3376 Of the Bitterroot Cloggers Granite State Cloggers Irish Step, Hip Hop www.carrollcountycloggers. DANCE SCHOOL (952) 890-5780 #11, Ada Lane Classes Wed. Sept thru May 308 Main Street com Robert Warner, CCI [email protected] Missoula, MT 59801 331 Lowell St. Saco, ME 04072-1515 1417 Johnson St. (406) 829-0638 Manchester, NH 03104 (207) 283-2450 Massachusetts Lake Odessa, MI 48849 Mississippi (603) 627-4881 JO-ANN EHRENFRIED (616) 374-8205 =JULIE BLACK VI SKOGEN NORTHERN EXPLOSION Yankee Doodle Cloggers [email protected] MS Magic Cloggers City Clickers New Jersey DANCE STUDIO 9 Blue Heron Way www.thunderfloorcloggers. 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HEIDI RUSCH [email protected] 3 Hadley Road (734) 453-7848 pimagiccloggers NE’s Ultimate Dance Force Blue Ribbon Cloggers www.northernexplosion.com Lexington, MA 02420-1414 and Dance Your Socks Off 25 Tamarack Road (781) 862-0147 BRIAN TUCKER ADRIENNE HARTLEY Workshop Belvidere, NJ 07823 Maryland [email protected] The Rhythm Sensation Choreographer 4600 “W” Street Ste. E (908) 453-2750 =ANNAPOLIS DANCE 3767 112th Ave. Southern Sweethearts Lincoln, NE 68503 CENTER =TINA VAN ROGGEN Allegan, MI 49010 2359 Hwy. 63 (402) 466-2727 =DEBBIE SHINN Home of Footworks Stamp of Approval Cloggers (296) 673-6926/209-9390 Waynesboro, MS 39367 ccccompetitionteams@gmail. Renegade Cloggers 2083 West Street Suite 101 (Sudbury, MA) [email protected] (601) 735-9434 com Amy Meenan *Asst. Dir. Annapolis, MD 21401 113 Patch Hill Road [email protected] Rebecca Naugle *Asst. Dir. (410) 897-9299 Boxborough, MA 01719 Minnesota TOM & LINDA KNIPP P.O. 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