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Frolics, hoedowns, and four-handed reels / Susan Eike Spalding -- You have to watch your people / Susan Eike Spalding and Jane Harris Woodside -- Square dancing in the rural Midwest / Paul L. Tyler -- There's a lot of pride wrapped up in what we do / Jane Harris Woodside -- Stepping, saluting, cracking, and freaking / Elizabeth Fine -- Anglo-American dance in Appalachia and Newfoundland / Colin Quigley -- Finding the way between the old and the new / David E. Whisnant -- Wild and yet really subdued / Gail Matthews-DeNatale -- Carrying on the old mountain clog dance / Gail Matthews-DeNatale -- Clogging is country / Jane Harris Woodside -- I want to show these young people what we used to do / Jane Harris Woodside -- Everybody needs identity / Jane Harris Woodside -- Green Grass Cloggers / Phil Jamison -- We tended to project a lot of energy / Susan Eike Spalding and Jane Harris Woodside -- Folk dance in the early years of the John C. Campbell Folk School / Douglas Day -- Old-time fiddling and country dancing in North America / Richard Blaustein -- Dance, our dearest diversion / Merry Feyock -- Yuppies invaded my tradition at midnight / Richard Carlin -- Collecting traditional Appalachian square dances / Robert G. Dalsemer -- How to document dance / Mike Seeger |
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