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SONG: Another Saturday Night by Dean Brody ALBUM: Beautiful Freakshow CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Tracie Lee, Sydney Australia, October 2017 DANCE BEGINS ON THE WORD SATURDAY AFTER AN 18 COUNT INTRO.... NO tags or Restarts! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BEATS STEPS A FOUR WALL EASY INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rock fwd, back, coaster step, Step 1/2 Pivot, Step 1/4 pivot 1-2 Rock fwd on L, recover to R, 3&4 L coaster step, 5-8 Step R fwd, pivot 1/2 turn L, Step R fwd, pivot 1/4 turn L Cross, side, behind, 1/4 turn L, Side, touch, Side touch 1-4 Step R across L, step L to L side, Step R behind L, Turn 1/4 turn L & step L fwd 5-8 Step R to R side, touch L beside R, Step L to L side, touch R beside L Side rock, recover, cross shuffle, Side rock, recover, cross shuffle 1-2 Rock R to R side, recover to L foot 3&4 Cross shuffle R,L,R 5-6 Rock L to L side, recover to R foot 7&8 Cross shuffle L,R,L Side, 1/2 turn L, Shuffle fwd, Rock fwd, recover, coaster step 1-2 Step R to R side, turn 1/2 turn L & Step L fwd 3&4 Shuffle fwd R,L,R 5-6 Rock fwd L, recover to R 7&8 Left coaster step Walk fwd x 2 Rock fwd, recover 1/2 turn shuffle, 1/2 turn shuffle 1-2 Walk fwd R then L 3-4 Rock fwd onto R, recover onto L foot 5&6 Turn 1/2 turn R & shuffle fwd R,L,R 7&8 Shuffle L,R,L turning 1/2 turn R 1/2 turn shuffle Rock fwd L, recover, Side rock with 1/4 turn L, recover, L sailor step 1&2 Shuffle R,L,R turning 1/2 turn R 3-6 Rock L fwd, recover to R, turn 1/4 turn L & rock L to L side, recover to R 7&8 L sailor step R sailor step, Rock behind, recover, Side L, 1/4 turn R, Fwd L, 1/4 turn R 1&2 R Sailor step 3-4 Rock L behind R, recover to R, 5-8 Step L to L side, pivot 1/4 turn R, Step L fwd, pivot 1/4 turn R Step, L fwd, Tap, ball step, tap, ball step, Step fwd, 1/2 pivot, step fwd 1-2 Step L fwd, tap R beside L &3 Step back on ball of R, Step L fwd 4&5 Tap R beside L, Step back on ball of R, Step L fwd 6-8 Step R fwd, pivot 1/2 turn L, Step R fwd ------ 64 Begin again Tracie Lee - 0419 999 650 www.tracielee.com .

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