Basic
Step as described by Albert Newman in 1913:
Dancers in Closed Position.
Glide L. F. to side (1), raise R. F. to side, and hop on L. F. (2);
pass the R. F. back of the L. F. (3), L. F. to side (x), and again
R. F. crossed in back of L. F. (4). This is a Pas de Bourrée.
Repeat all, one measure.
Step on L. F. (1), raise R. F. slightly and hop on L. F. (2), then
step on R. F. (3); raise L. F. and hop on R. F. (4)., Repeat this
measure.
First Step in the Gaby Glide. Repeat all from beginning. There are
various other versions of the Gaby Glide, but they become more difficult
and are not so practical.
Gaby Glide Sheet Music Words:
Ev'ry body's raving 'bout the real frenchy two-step,
Ev--'ry bo-dy wants to do this smart fan-cy new step, it's a funny
bear,
Par - is on the tear, well i do de-clare it is class-y,
Gab-y brought the dance and it's got us all --- a going,
Since she came no oth-er twirl has had an-y showing,
It's a musical treat, for your dancing feet...
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