Texas Two Step / The Dance

   The first popular two step originated in 1889 when The Washington Post requested John Phillip Sousa (leader of The Marine Band) to compose a march for the newspaper's essay contest ceremony. The song, called "The Washington Post March" became an instant hit and the two step was so identified with the song that it was often called "The Washington Post March."
   Today's Texas Two Step is more similar to The Foxtrot of the 1950's and is known for it's step, step, shuffle pattern.




 
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Texas Two Step

   1  How Lucky Can One Man Be     (Vance Lane)  BMI   2:32
   2  If That's The Way You Want It     (Dunn, Brooks,Cook)  BMI  3:37
   3  Just To Be Your Man     (Vance Lane)   BMI  3:19
   4  Deep Water     (Fred Rose)   ASCAP   2:54
   5  Thrill      (Vance Lane)   BMI   3:15
   6  Make It Through The Night     (Vance Lane)   BMI   2:35
   7  Texas Two-Step      (Vance Lane)  BMI 2:55
   8  Baby Your Baby     (Vance Lane)   BMI   3:46
   9  Corine, Corina     (Arranged by Vance Lane)   BMI   2:35
 10  Believe In Loving Me     (Vance Lane)   BMI   3:46
 11  Thanks A Lot     (Ediie Miller, Don Sessions)   BMI   2:55
 12  You're In Love With The Wrong Man    (Mundo Earwood) BMI   2:58
                            Produced By John Michael Whitby

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Vance Lane: Texas Two-Step