Lester Bradley (caller and guitar) with Paul Amey, fiddle, joined by other musicians: Bob Reed, banjo; David Colburn, guitar; George Randall, 12 strong guitar, spoons; Mike Hebb, fiddle; Sylvia Miskoe, accordion; Sue Hunt, accordion; John Derby, mandolin; Samantha Amey, bass; Lynn Bradley Clogston, piano
Unlike the more common four couple square setting for Oh Johnny, Lester Bradley calls a big circle version in which couples change partners each time through the dance.
Recorded at Wentworth, NH; April 2, 2010
That looks like so much fun. I wish I was there!
metalbimbo 1 month ago
love that first old guys left thang
TheDevilyouDontknow1 1 month ago
they're too old to swing properly
Sierrabearz 2 months ago
@danecookbklounge IM IN GRADE 8 AND I HAVE TO DO THIS!!!! JUST DIFFERENT WAYS OF DANCING WITH OUR PARTNER) !!!!!!! =[ I FEEL BAD FOR US
sueandmorgan 2 months ago
@anthonytorelli Sorry, dupe post. (Must be getting old)
anthonytorelli 3 months ago
Carl Personke taught us this in the 6th grade at Captain Raymond Collins school in 1956, Long Beach, CA. He was a great teacher. After him they broke the mold.Thanks Mr Personke, where ever you are.
anthonytorelli 3 months ago
I'm a freshman and we're being forced to do this.
danecookbklounge 4 months ago
Yep, 6th grade here too. I guess it's the threshold for square dancing.
Thrive7 5 months ago
I learned this in the 6th grade at Captain Raymond Collins school in Long Beach in 1956 with Carl R Personke Jr teaching a group of eager students.
anthonytorelli 9 months ago
That Adam Boyce sure stands out in a dance when he starts swinging. LOL He's just plain good !!
n5393c 1 year ago