Ron Schneider was a popular caller in the middle to eastern part of the US, starting in the sixties and through the eighties. He started calling the old time squares as a boy in Ohio, later graduating to modern western square dancing. By 1960, he had become a much sought after caller and his name spread through his recordings on the Grenn Record label. Ron was known for calling challenging material.
This dance was recorded in 1960 in Massachusetts.
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