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Caller Piute Pete was a fixture on NBC and on various radio shows during the 1940s, and his energetic style enlivens this collection of square dance music. The liner notes include pictures and instructions for the more common square dance moves, as well as directions for each dance.
Folkways Records – FA 2001
1966 US, used copy
Media Condition – VG+
Sleeve Condition – VG, comes with booklet, old card catalog pocket inside sleeve, old library stickers & barcode on label and sleeve, light wear on sleeve, couple small seam splits on edges
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| Categories | 10", Specialty Items, Vinyl |
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| Tags | folk, folkways, squaredance |
| Stock Level | Only 1 left in stock |
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