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Released: April, 2007 JUKE BOX BABY Released: April, 2007 JUKE BOX BABY CHOREO: Karen and Ed Gloodt, 300 Beaumont, Ardmore, OK 73401 Email: [email protected] 580-226-0445 or 480-677-0666 MUSIC: Juke Box Baby, Perry Como, available as download from Napster, etc. RHYTHM: Quick Step/Two Step, Ph III+2 (quarter trn progressive chasse and Viennese trn) FOOTWORK: Opposite (slow if desired) SEQUENCE: INTRO A INTER A B INTER A BRIDGE C A D BRIDGE C(1-8) ENDING INTRODUCTION 1-6 CP LOD WAIT;; BROKEN BOX;;;; 1-2 CP LOD wait:: 3-4 Sd L, cl R, fwd L, -; Rk fwd R, -, rec L, -; 5-6 Sd R, cl L, bk R, -; Rk bk L, -, rec R, -; 7-8 HITCH 4; SD DR CL; 7-8 Fwd L, cl R, bk L, cl R; Sd L, -, dr & cl R, -; PART A 1-4 QUARTER TURN & PROGRESSIVE CHASSE;;;; SS; QQS; 1-2 Fwd L, -, fwd R trng RF, -; Sd L trng 1/8 RF, cont trng 1/8 RF cl R, sd & bk L to fc DRW, -; SQQ; SS; 3-4 Bk R DLC start LF trn, -, sd L, cl R; Sd & fwd L, -, fwd R to BJO DLW, -; 5-8 FWD/LK FWD; MANUV SD CL; PIV 2; DIP & REC; 5-6 Fwd L, lk Rib, fwd R, -; Fwd R starting RF trn, -, sd L, cl R to CP RLOD; 7-8 Bk L piv RF, -, fwd R to CP LOD cking, -; Dip bk L, -, rec R, -; INTERLUDE 1-4 CHARLESTON PTS;; VIENESSE TRN;; 1-2 Fwd L, -, pt fwd R, -; Bk L, -, pt bk R, -; 3-4 Fwd L trng LF, -, sd R cont trn w/ L sd stretch, XLif to fc RLOD (W bk R trn LF, -, sd L, cl R); Bk R trng LF, -, sm sd L cont LF trn w/R sd stretch cl R to fc LOD (W fwd L trn LF, -, sd R, XLif); REPEAT A PART B 1-4 STROLLING VINE;;;; 1-2 Sd L to fc WALL, -, xRib (WxLif), -; Sd L, cl R, sd & fwd L trng ½ Lf to CP COH, -; 3-4 Sd R, -, x Lib (WxRif), -; Sd R, cl L, sd & fwd R trng ½ Rf to CP wall, -; 5-8 SL TWIST VINE 4 TO MANUV;; PIV 2; DIP & REC; 5-6 Sd bk L, -, xRib (W xif), -; Sd fwd L, -, fwd R manuvering (W xib) to fc RLOD, -; 7-8 Bk L piv RF to fc LOD, -, fwd R to CP LOD cking, -; Dip bk L, -, rec R CP LOD, -; REPEAT INTERLUDE REPEAT A BRIDGE 1-2 HITCH 4; SD DR CL; 1-2 Fwd L, cl R, bk L, cl R; Sd L, -, dr & cl R, -; PART C 1-4 FWD CK BJO; FISHTAIL; FWD CK BJO; FISHTAIL; 1-2 Sd & fwd L w/ slight LF trn, -, cont trn fwd R to BJO cking, -; XLib (W XRif), curving RF sm sd & fwd R, sd & fwd L, lk Rib (W lk if); 3-4 Repeat meas 1 and 2 PART C 5-8 FWD FC; RIGHT ROLLING CHASSE TO MANUV; PIV 2; DIP & REC; 5-6 Sd & fwd L, -, fwd R trning to fc Wall, -; W/ R sway sd L, cl R, sd L, cl R to CP RLOD; 7-8 Bk L piv RF to fc LOD, -, fwd R to CP LOD cking, -; Dip bk L, -, rec R CP LOD, -; Juke Box Baby (part C cont) page 2 of 2 9-12 FWD CK BJO; FISHTAIL; FWD CK BJO; FISHTAIL; 9-12 Repeat meas 1-4 PART C 13-16 FWD ~ MANUV SD CL ~ SPIN TRN ~ BK ½ BOX;;;; SS; ; 13 Fwd L, -, fwd R starting RF trn to manuv, -; QQS; 14 Sd L, cl R to CP RLOD, beg RF upper body trn bk L piv ½, -; SS; SQQ; 15-16 Fwd R btw W’s ft cont RF piv, -, bk L, -; Bk R, -, sd L, cl R; REPEAT A PART D 1-4 CHARLESTON PTS;; VIENESSE TRN;; 1-4 Repeat meas 1-4 of INTERLUDE 5-8 STRUT 4;; CHARLESTON PTS;; 5-6 With a slight rocking action (slightly lower shoulder of foot going forward) fwd L, -, fwd R, -; Fwd L, -, fwd R, -; 7-8 Repeat meas 1-2 of INTERLUDE REPEAT BRIDGE REPEAT C (1-8) ENDING 1-2 HITCH 4 ;; SD CL SD TAP BEH; 1-2 Fwd L, cl R, bk L, cl R; Sd L, cl R, sd L w/ L stretch looking to WALL, lower & tap R toe beh; JUKE BOX BABY INTRO: CP LOD WAIT;; BROKEN BOX;;;; HITCH 4; SD DR CL; A QTR TRN & PROG CHASSE;;;; FWD/LK FWD; MANUV SD CL; PIV 2; DIP & REC; INTERLUDE CHARLESTON PTS;; VIENNESE TRN;; A QTR TRN & PROG CHASSE;;;; FWD/LK FWD; MANUV SD CL; PIV 2; DIP & REC; B STROLL VINE;;;; SL TWIST VINE 4 TO MANUV;; PIV 2; DIP & REC; INTERLUDE CHARLESTON PTS;; VIENNESE TRN;; A QTR TRN & PROG CHASSE;;;; FWD/LK FWD; MANUV SD CL; PIV 2; DIP & REC; BRIDGE HITCH 4; SD DR CL; C FWD CK BJO; FISHTAIL; FWD CK BJO; FISHTAIL; FWD FC; R ROLLING CHASSE TO MANUV; PIV 2; DIP & REC; FWD CK BJO; FISHTAIL; FWD CK BJO; FISHTAIL; FWD ~ MANUV SD CL ~ SPIN TRN ~ BK ½ BOX;;;; A QTR TRN & PROG CHASSE;;;; FWD/LK FWD; MANUV SD CL; PIV 2; DIP & REC; D CHARLESTON PTS;; VIENNESE TRN;; STRUT 4;; CHARLESTON PTS;; BRIDGE HITCH 4; SD DR CL; C (1-8) FWD CK BJO; FISHTAIL; FWD CK BJO; FISHTAIL; FWD FC; R ROLLING CHASSE TO MANUV; PIV 2; DIP & REC; END HITCH 4; SD CL SD TAP BEH; .
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