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BARTENDER's STOMP (A.K.A BARTENDER'S STOMP (a.k.a. ELECTRIC HORSEMAN, Maui, Cowboy Stomp) Choreographed by Unknown Description: 24 count, 4 wall, ultra beginner line dance Music: Pink Cadillac by Southern Pacific [CD: Country Line Dancing] Electric Slide by Grandmaster Slice and Izzy Chill [The Best Of Electric Slide] Electric Boogie by Marcia Griffiths [Carousel / CD: Millenniums Greatest Line Dance Party] Daddy Laid The Blues On Me by Bobbie Cryner [148 bpm / CD: Steppin' Country Vol. 3] Honky Tonk Walkin' by The Kentucky Headhunters [124 bpm / Best Of The Kentucky Headhunters / Rave On / CD: Country Line Dancing] Homesick by Travis Tritt [108 bpm / It's All About To Change] God Blessed Texas by Little Texas [130 bpm / CD: Country Fun] Indian Outlaw by Tim McGraw [110 bpm / CD: Greatest Hits / Not A Moment Too Soon / Line Dance Fever 2] Start dancing on lyrics VINE TO THE RIGHT, VINE TO THE LEFT 1-4 Vine right, touch left together 5-8 Vine left, touch right together MOVE BACK THREE STEPS & TOUCH 9-12 Step right back, step left back, step right back, touch left together 13-16 Step left forward, touch right together, step right back, touch left together STEP FORWARD, HOLD, 2 STOMPS, STEP BACK, TOUCH, STEP FORWARD, BRUSH WITH ¼ TURN L 17-20 Step left forward, stomp right together & hold, hold, stomp right together twice (on “& 20”) 21-24 Step right back, touch left together, step left forward, turn ¼ left and brush right forward REPEAT OPTION 1 SUBSTITUTE FOR COUNTS 4 AND 8: 4 - Brush left forward, 8 - Brush right forward OPTION 2 During Counts 11 to 23 you may turn your body 1/8 to ¼ to the right, as long as your floor movements are identical to Counts 1 to 24 above. OPTION 3 SUBSTITUTE FOR COUNT 18: Hitch right knee OPTION 4 STOMPS: Replace each "touch together" with a "Stomp/touch together" OPTION 5: 17-20 Step left forward, stomp/touch right together, hold, stomp/touch right together &21& Stomp/touch right together, step right back, touch left together 23&24Step left forward, step right forward, turn ¼ left (weight to left) Taught'by'JANET'KRUSE,'www.dancewithjanet.com'/'[email protected]'–'facebook.com/dancewithjanet'.
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