HeyJaredBuddy Weaver Podcast
This podcast is dedicated to the perpetuation of Modern Western Square Dancing.Every Sunday, a new episode is released presenting square dance recordings along with narration by your host, Buddy Weaver.
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Vintage MSD - Jack Jackson Live Dance (1959) (part I) (opens the original)
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Jack Jackson of Columbus, Ohio, emerged as one of modern square dancing's nationally traveled callers during the early 1960s. He toured throughout the United States and Canada, appearing at dances, festivals, camps and institutes. He was also an accomplished singer and guitarist whose unusually musical calling style set him apart. Jack recorded for Sets In Order Records and Folkraft Records released The Singing Side of Jack Jackson, showcasing the folk singing and after-party entertainment that
Modern Square Dancing - Blue Star Artist Album (2015) (opens the original)
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Three callers who have each made their mark on square dancing - Eric Henerlau, Andy Allemao, and Buddy Weaver. Eric, frequently featured at festivals and weekends through out the country while maintaining a home program in the Bay Area of California. Andy, a popular figure throughout the western region also maintains an active home program in San Diego, California. Buddy (me), often calling festivals and weekends across the country and also maintaining an active home program in Southern Californ
Vintage MSD - Beryl Main Live Dance (1970) (part II) (opens the original)
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Beryl Main was one of the most beloved and respected callers anywhere. He was a master at getting dancers to be successful. His material, his timing, his delivery, all came together in fine form. He is an excellent model for every caller today. This episode is part two of a dance called in San Jose, California around 1970. From the George Knox collection - it was a reel-to-reel tape that was baked for digital transfer. Many hours go into baking tapes for this podcast. Keep this podcast going by
Vintage MSD - Beryl Main Live Dance (1970)(part I) (opens the original)
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Beryl Main was one of the most beloved and respected callers anywhere. He started calling in 1960 and quickly established himself as a traveling caller covering festivals, camps, and special events throughout the United States and Canada. His popularity extended to the recording field where he was responsible for many square dance classics on the Wagon Wheel and Chaparral Record labels. He was a master at getting dancers to be successful. His material, his timing, his delivery, all came together
BONUS EPISODE - Modern Square Dancing New Mainstream Dance by Buddy Weaver (opens the original)
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BONUS EPISODE The New Mainstream program is called by Buddy Weaver. This dance captures a unique style of smooth choreography, energetic delivery, and modern music that is a hallmark of a Buddy Weaver dance. All of the musical accompaniment is new on Blue Star and Hi Hat - some are future releases. Keep this podcast going by making a contribution using the button below. SUPPORT THIS PODCAST
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