Frank Lane was one of the most important callers in modern square dancing. A sought-after traveling caller with many recordings on various record labels. Frank Lane was considered the first to explore what is today called "dancing by definition".
His annual calling tours covered some 60,000 miles every year and included engagements in the San Francisco area, usually following the Asilomar Weekend in California. Here is a live dance called in Petaluma in 1979. This would have been Plus in the late seventies.
Part of the George Knox collection of tapes.
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