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F Blackpool rocker Anne Nolan breaks her international STRUTTIN’ COWBOYS tour for a coaster step back home. 28 Skating badly Is Tift Merritt the next Emmylou Harris. 17-19 Grapevine New from the club scene and much more. See if you’re in this month. 32-35 Playlists and charts 22 The deﬁ nitive Line dance chart, entirely based on your votes and feedback. Who is Number One? IN THE MOOD 50-63 Steppin’ off the page 13 fantastic dances and a ‘Cowboy’ blast from the past: 50 Cowboy Rhythm. 51 A-B Whirl. 52 Love 2-Step. 53 Go For It! 54 Hey Good Looking. 55 Eye Candy. Regulars 56 Push. 57 Let’s Be Us Again. 58 Wot U Got Babe! 59 Rumba Linda. 60 Spanish Lullaby. 61 Wanna Wanna. 28 62 Slow Burn. 63 A Devil In Me. MISS TAMBOURINE GIRL

Contents Oct 1 03/09/2004, 12:42:16 Cowboy capers

John Wayne in Dark Command

like dressing up as a cowboy – I’ll admit it. I love the jeans, the belt and the Stetson. Having said that, I love all sorts of hats: I love my Panama for strolling through the park on a hot day, and my trilby for embarrassing nephews when collecting them from school. And it’s not just hats. I love slip- I ping into a suit – easy way to look and feel smart – and if I’m out for a boogie it’s anything black: Which came first – the Stetson black makes you look slimmer so the blacker the better. The jeans are still as ﬁ gure-hugging. The ﬁ gure is expanding in all or the steps? Dominic Joseph the wrong directions but they still make me feel good and, if the music’s right, I can dance my way back to my teens. thinks dressing up as cowboys As my friend, Tony, screeches above the Nolans, the Dooleys and Gloria Gaynor: “Don’t look in the mirrors – as long as is just a guy thing you don’t look in the mirrors we’re 16 again.” 6

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So is that it then? Do middle-aged men enjoy the Cavalry offi cer dressing up – either as cowboys or disco bun- whose aim was to With Maureen O’Hara in nies – simply because it transports us back to beat off the Apaches Rio Grande an era when men were men or to that time, on the Mexican bor- too long ago, when we were younger, slim- der while managing mer and had fewer nasal hairs? to fi t in at least one clinch with Mau- Jon Womersley of Regalos Western Wear in reen O’Hara on the Blackpool sells clothes to all sorts of people, way. from serious Westerners through to “church hall Line dancers”. John Wayne is the ultimate macho “A lot of the guys we speak to have always hero, second only, wanted to live that sort of life,” says Jon. perhaps, to Mont- “And, of course, who didn’t play Cowboys gomery Clift. He and Indians when they were kids? The was the symbol of Westerners have special clothing for these the rugged indi- roundups – they screw them up, throw them vidualism people in a bag and never wash them. I knew of one have come to as- guy who bought a pair of long-johns and he sociate with the buried them in his garden for three months Western. His ca- to make them look authentic. reer spans nearly 250 movies and “But it’s the same as any hobby. I have a he holds the friend who’s a lawyer and every weekend he record for the ac- dresses up as a First World War soldier. The tor with the most Westerners are the same – they’ll go away leading roles for a whole weekend and live the life. It’s a – 142 in total. tough job trying to pinpoint why – it’s like His trademark any hobby. Why does anyone do it? Stetson is kept in a glass case in “When Line dancing fi rst started in the UK Hollywood. everyone thought it was new and the West- erners had been doing it 50 to 60 years in Britain. The Westerners found it hilarious ‘I knew of one guy who bought a pair of because the Line dancers thought they were long-johns and he buried them in his garden the fi rst and they’d been doing it for years.” for three months to make them look authentic’ Of course, the Westerners are wearing one of the uniforms so common on the gay scene, from Manchester’s Canal Street, A quarter of a century after Wayne’s death, through Christopher Street in Hamburg to Universal pictures are releasing his movies in San Francisco’s Castro district. The cowboy DVD box sets. Wayne Out West includes cow- – as caricatured by the Village People – is one boy classics: War Wagon, Rooster Cogburn, of those macho role models which many men Angel and Badman, Dark Command and Tall aspire to and some long for. Guys like dress- in the Saddle. The Cavalry Trilogy comprises ing up, playing a part. Be honest, how many She Wore A Yellow Ribbon, Rio Grande and of you would just love to wear a policeman’s Fort Apache. Two more box sets are Wayne uniform for a day? at War and Wayne in Action. All the sets are released on 8 November with a complete col- If Jon Womersley is selling his customers lection available later in the month. And the something of a fantasy, then that fantasy cowboys in Wayne Out West Line dance, that can be traced back at least to the 1940s is they dance while standing in something when John Wayne rode across our screens as approximating a line. ¯

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So will this renewed interest in John Wayne As a youngster, Maggie trained in traditional provoke an increase interest in Western wear Irish dancing – strictly arms by your side. on the dancefl oor? Riverdance changed all that. The Maggie Gallagher who has been teaching “I wouldn’t be in business if it wasn’t for Line dancing for exactly 10 years says fewer Riverdance,” she says. “In my dancing school Line dancers are wearing Western wear I have more English kids wanting to do Irish John Ford these days. dancing than anything. These days there are also black and Asian children taking part. “People do still dress up but not as many,” Collection she says. “A lot of women want to get away “When I teach Irish dancing I can’t make from the kids, from the house. They want the girls wear the same thing for 10 years. to get away, go out and have a drink with It’s just like anything else in life – things the girls. And they don’t want to wear their move on and evolve. And it’s the same with Win a John Wayne jeans. They want to dress up in the nice gear, Line dance – I have had to accept that Line DVD boxed set the nice dance shoes. dance has moved on – it has become a form of dance people are putting more style into. “There are the real Country people who go If that’s happening and it’s moving on we’re to Country festivals and who dress up. But not going to wear hats and pointy boots all then there are people who enjoy Country the time – it’s opened out to a bigger and pop but aren’t interested in dressing up market. – and then there are the people who only want to do pop. People like to dress up in “Line dancing is not just about dancing what makes them feel comfortable. to Country music – it started out like that but it’s moved on. Sometimes in life we “I don’t dress in Western wear. I’ve been don’t want things to change – but Line teaching tap, ballet and Irish dancing all dancing has changed. If you want to dress my life. I couldn’t wear Line dance boots up Country you can still dance to pop. because I thought they were dangerous. I Who says you can’t?” couldn’t dance all night in them. I do so many gigs in a weekend I have to be comfort- The fi rst time I saw Line dancing was in able. The Linedancer shoe for me is the most the movie Hairspray: Debbie Harry, Ricky comfortable.” Lake and Divine dancing the Maddison – no cowboys there. The next time was in Having said that, Maggie does not object to a TV documentary about a group of rich, a man in Stetson and jeans. “It makes them young guys who spent their afternoons at look manly on the dancefl oor,” she says. And tea dances – the Maddison again but this The John Wayne/ perhaps that’s why we like the extra few time they were wearing kilts and they looked inches gained from a Stetson and a Cuban suave, cool and sophisticated. John Ford Collection heel. And, be honest, those jeans do pull is released on 8th in the fl abby bits – I always look slimmer in Perhaps I should add a sporran and tam-o’- jeans than I do in trousers. shanter to my dressing up box. November and retails at £59.99 but we The last post from She Wore A Yellow Ribbon have a complete set to give away if you can complete the following fi lm titles: 1) She wore a yellow ****** 2) **** Apache 3) **** in the Saddle

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here can’t be many people touring there, he looked closely for more who have gone from playing players of the same high standard. He found International rugby union to prop forward Drui, and several others who Line dancing. But one man ﬁ tted the bill. who has made an effortless transition from kicking balls to Rugby in Fiji must have suffered a serious Jenny Roche T kick ball changes is Voate Drui crisis during 1961 and 1962 as its national Dawai, or Drui (pronounced team lost ﬁ ve top players as they winged Drew), as everyone knows him. their way to England to don the black and meets the former yellow striped kit of Rochdale Hornets. Drui was one of Fiji’s top rugby players and international rugby was delighted when his cousin Orisi Dawai Despite the sweaters needed for moving answered an advertisement in their local Fi- from South Sea island climate to the grim- jian newspaper for players to join UK league mer climes of a Greater Manchester town, player who swapped team, Rochdale Hornets, and was taken on. Drui was elated.

the scrum for the Osiri was an instant asset to the team and “It was so wonderful to come from the other when the Hornets’ Director was in New Zea- side of the world to play rugby,” he says. “So hardwood land at the same time as the Fiji team were wonderful.” 12

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Signing a four year contract to play exclusively for the Hornets, Drui and his team mates were welcomed to Rochdale and provided with housing, jobs and a ﬁ rst team wage of £4 10s a week, plus £6 bonus if the team won.

At ﬁ rst the Hornet’s team sheet showed both Drui and his cousin’s names as Dawai. It was a little confusing so Drui adopted his middle name as a surname, and that became the name all his friends called him. “It’s an easier name,” he says.

Drui became well and truly settled in Roch- dale when he met and married Dorothy in 1964. The couple had two children, Andrew and Nerewai.

He played for the Hornets for 10 years during which time he suffered injuries to his back and knees in addition to a broken arm, leg and shoulder.

“I’d go to hospital, the bones would mend, I’d get some exercise, then I’d go and play opponents does knows a thing or two about Consistent with a man who has taken many rugby again,” says Drui. “With all the injuries where to put his feet. Not that it matters to a hard knock, Drui doesn’t let his multiple I got, I’m surprised I’m still around,” Drui if he doesn’t. rugby injuries stop him dancing.

Nevertheless, a right knee replacement op- “If I make a mistake, I still have a go. It “If you sit around and do nothing, it only eration meant it was time for Drui to think doesn’t matter if you make a mistake.” makes you feel worse. Sometimes I have of hanging up his boots and he retired from pains but they go to the back of my mind rugby in 1972. Line dancing fi lls a large part of Drui’s life when I’m dancing. Life is too short to worry even though he’s cut down to three classes about injuries. I go out and enjoy myself He was now in limbo wondering what he a week to fi nd time for his computer and while I can. could do next. With so many injuries perhaps painting classes. he had every right to sit around and relax. “I really, really enjoy Line dancing. It’s so Instead he went to college and trained as a Instructors Jean Hany, Lynn Burridge, and wonderful.” boiler engineer, a job he did until reaching Ray Needham all appreciate Drui’s company state retirement. and enthusiasm. Always dressed in style in the cowboy gear bought locally or sent over Drui, however has never been one to sit by his son in Oklahoma, Drui is amongst the around and he was looking for life’s next op- fi rst to join in the fun by donning a silver wig, portunity and found it around fi ve years ago a Greek costume or other fancy dress when- when he saw Line dancing while on holiday ever there is a themed Line dance social. in Scotland. What very few people know is that Drui was “This looks very interesting,” he thought. once an entertainer in his own right, playing And then, “It would be wonderful to have guitar with the South Sea Island Serenaders, a go.” a popular trio in Northern pubs and clubs, formed in 1962 with two of his Rochdale As soon as he got back to Rochdale, Drui set Hornet team mates. about looking for a class and found fi ve – one for each night of the week. On Mondays Now aged 72, Drui is retired but certainly he was in Rochdale. Tuesdays meant a trip not of a retiring nature especially when it to Todmorden. On Wednesdays he was in comes to the dancefl oor where he is a per- Milnrow, leaving Thursdays for Rochdale and manent fi xture from the beginning of the Fridays for Littleborough. class to the end.

“Line dancing is so wonderful,” he says, “And “I never sit down,” he says. “You can’t learn you don’t need a partner.” – Which is just as if you sit down, and there’s always new well, as Dorothy doesn’t share his interest dances to learn.” – “I really enjoy it, the music is so enjoy- able too and Line dancing is so easy to learn, When asked about his favourite dances Drui easier than ballroom dancing.” found it hard to settle on Have a Breather and Smokey Places saying, “I love most Perhaps not everyone would agree but then dances. To hear the music and dance, it’s so maybe a professional side-stepper of rugby wonderful.” 13

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to break the news? And where could I fi nd Dawn, Peter and Dynamite Dot a teacher who wanted to take on what may now be the biggest and best weekly class in the country? “They say if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans. But this time, it looks as if God made the plans before we did. Non- believers can settle for Serendipity because, sitting round the corner – all dressed up with no place to go – was Dynamite Dot.” Dotty takes up the story: “Marriage took me to Wakefi eld in West Yorkshire. And I couldn’t think how to open a class nearer my new home without trampling on someone else’s patch. Then Peter rang. “I’ve been to Pudsey Civic Hall for a party night, and I know people will miss Dawn, it’s only natural. But Peter will keep the continuity. He’s been DJ there from day one, after all” And the fi nale of this happy tale is that Peter is now safely ensconced in his new Perfect partners at Pudsey Heckmondwike home and Dawn is planning to stay on as a class member. Dawn Jordan, the teacher at Pudsey Civic an energetic girl like Dawn was more than If you want to pop in and see how they’re Hall, Leeds has decided to step down. The feeling the strain by the start of this summer. all doing, class starts at 7.15pm every class has been attracting a loyal following of Class DJ Peter Fairhead told Linedancer, Wednesday. experienced beginners and intermediates for “Talk about timing. Dawn dropped her Pudsey Civic Hall is opposite Pudsey railway almost nine years. But being a trainee teacher bombshell the week I got the completion date station, just off the Leeds Ring Road. Or ring chasing a fi rst class degree, as well as mother for my new house. My head was spinning. I Peter on 07778 191101 or Dot on 01924 to Abigail and partner to Gary – well even was planning a house move. How was I going 255589.

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Dave the Rave Blake held a social at the Civic Centre, Middlewich, Cheshire, to celebrate his partner Jane Gibson’s 40th birthday. Guest instructor for the night was Maggie G and a host of other Line dance glitterati attended including Big Dave and Pauline Gastap, Alan and Ann Birchall, Neville Fitzgerald and his partner Alison. Dave had hinted he had a surprise announcement. But it was only after Maggie taught Til The End – which she dedicated to Dave and Jane – that their secret was The rest of the night went with a swing revealed: They had been married in Crewe with everyone congratulating the happy Registry Ofﬁ ce 12 months earlier and, for couple. personal reasons, had kept it quiet. Dave taught Wot U Got Babe, which he “We had a beautiful service with just two and Jane had choreographed together. witnesses,” Dave told Grapevine. “Even Maggie’s Irish dancers entertained and the registrar commented it was one of the there was a Whisky Roll which raised £30 most romantic weddings she had done. for their dance fund. There was also a Name- We had booked a meal for afterwards and the-Linedancer-Teddy competition – his then ﬂ ew off to Alcudia in Majorca for our name was Gilbert – which raised money for honeymoon”. Christie’s Hospice in Manchester. Dave, Jane and Kim

Bob ‘Grrrowler’ at MIL Linda’s leisure lines Hula half centenary Linda Baker has landed a dream job as dance sales executive for TLH Leisure Resort, Torquay. She’ll be spending her working week expanding the company’s mid-week and weekend dance holidays. “I am looking forward to transferring my sales and marketing skills into an area that I feel passionately about,” says Linda who enjoys dancing the Argentinean tango, rock ‘n’ roll and ballroom. “I believe I understand what dancers are looking for and I am conﬁ dent that at TLH we can offer them the perfect dancing holiday. ‘Bob’ was introduced to Guyton’s friend ‘Pip’ “My role is to expand TLH’s reputation Grae and Jennie Aries of Swindon celebrated at the recent MIL World’s event in Blackpool. further into jive, salsa and Line dancing as their 50th birthdays with a Caribbean-style They became ﬁ rm pals and ‘Bob’ will be well as some of the new emerging dance Line dance party and, judging by the pics, visiting the USA in the near future. crazes.” everyone had a Rocka Hula time. 17

Grapevine Oct 3 02/09/2004, 15:32:01 Boot Scootin’ Baby Golden Horseshoe success Congratulations to Craig Bennett who celebrated his 21st birthday last month. Judg- ing by the picture on the right, Craig’s been dancing since before he could walk. These days Craig – who’s been teaching since his early teens – runs classes Bill and Norma Morrison staged their 10th around Manchester four nights a week. And, if the face Golden Horseshoe weekend at the Floral is familiar, it’s because Craig can often be seen manning Hall, Southport. the Linedancer shoe stand at events around the country. With Jim Ryder playing a mixture of old Happy birthday from all Craig’s babes. and new tracks ably supported by Graham Mackey, instructors from all over the country and with live entertainment from the Howard Hebreden band, there was hardly a space on Caroliners at Crawley carnival the dancefl oor for the whole weekend. Bill Fire didn’t stop play when the and Norma were presented with fl owers in Caroliners gave a demonstra- recognition of a decade of stompin’ hard tion of Line dancing as part of work. the opening festival Cherry The 11th Golden Horsehoe weekend Lane Playing Fields, Langley takes place at the Floral Hall 2-5 June 2005. Green, Surrey. Further details from Bill and Norma on The community was still 01254–720130. coming to terms with the recent vandalism by fi re of the fi elds but Crawley Borough Tushpushing Tillers Council was determined this wouldn’t stop the festival going ahead. Entertainment was provided by local groups and with Line dancing provided by the Caro- liners.

Dudes’ birthday Salsa The Texan Dudes held a dance request night to Showing that there’s more than one type celebrate their eighth an- of line-up, dancers at Tushpushers Western niversary. It seems they Dance Club, Cardiff, staged a surprise chose a night when most cabaret for a friend’s birthday party. With of the class were on holiday the theme “All that Jazz”, these high-kicking but still managed to have a lovelies showed they can certainly put on fun-ﬁ lled evening at their “the old razzle dazzle”. usual Wednesday night venue in Woodside Park, North London. Pictured are Cornish honours Mick Shann and the Dudes The Kern- enjoying a blast from the ewek Stomp- past, Red Hot Salsa. ers held a Hoedown and Medal Pres- Limo line-up entation re- Sharon Appleby celebrated her 40th birthday cently at the with family, friends and colleagues from the Village Hall, Victoria Linedancers, Du-Pont, Londonderry. Quintrell Downs, Newquay, Cornwall. Their In the middle of what sounds like a fortnight awards included Gold Bar 3, Gold Star1 and of festivities, they took her out on the town in the UKA’s Gold Cup - all with Honours. Two a white a 10-seater stretch limo for the night of them also took Grade 1 Theory Tests. Pro- followed by… well, yet another party. Happy ceeds from the evening have been given to birthday Sharon. St Colan’s parish church. 18

Grapevine Oct 4 02/09/2004, 15:22:40 Grapevine Duo in Dorset Barbara Spencer’s two dance clubs on Broadstone, Dorset – Salsa Tempo and Line Dance Latins – took their UKA medal tests on the same day, Not only were they both successful, from Intro 2 awards through to Gold Bar 3, but they were able to see what each other gets up to.

“A number of my Salsa dancers hadn’t realised just how difﬁ cult some of the Line dances were,” Barbara told Grapevine. “They were pleasantly surprised at the variety of both the music and dances resulting in new recruits from the salsa world.” The presentation evening a few weeks later included demonstrations from both groups, said Barbara. “Everyone went home clutching their medals and awards – some ready to learn Salsa, others ready to give Line dancing a try.”

Roses bloom in Harlow Ewell’s indoor beach

The Thorns and Roses Line dancers of Bishop Stortford, Herts, are pictured with Neil Sands and his Dixie Chick after they performed Dynamite Di’s Line dancing club in Ewell, Surrey, celebrated the with him at the Harlow Playhouse, Essex. summer with a beach party. Fortunately – being a British summer Dave was on tour and asked instructor, Sharon Leggate (centre), to – this was an indoor Line dance event and the bikinis, and Hawaiian provide six dancers for the show. shirts stayed dry. Sharon told Grapevine: “We had to dig deep into our memory banks to revive Commitment and Scotia Samba. We all had a brilliant night and look forward to next year when Neil has already asked us to do a repeat performance”.

Dix-n-Chix hit gold Line dancers from the Dix-n-Chix classes at Ibstock, Leicestershire, were awarded nine gold medals and eight certiﬁ cates recently. Recipients were: Delyse Gilbert, Lindsey Abbott, Barbara Barber, Freda Bates, Geoffrey Luckman, Chris Chamberlain, Angela Webster and class teacher Yvonne McEwan. Susan Luckman – who died two days before the exams - was awarded an honorary medal. The examiners were Lynne Breakwell and Nita Pearson. Medals and certiﬁ cates were presented by Lynne Breakwell who said she was “impressed by the hard work and effort and high standard of dancing.”

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t’s not often you get the chance to dance with She has one of the most famous one of the Nolans – unless, that is, you belong to the congregation gathered twice-weekly at surnames in showbusiness, has Holy Trinity Church, Blackpool. Here, stompin’ away with the best of them is Anne Nolan, one toured the world with Frank Sinatra of those famous Nolan Sisters who were “in the I mood” back in the 1970s and who can still be and appeared in a Royal Variety seen – individually – on our screens in The Bill and on stage in the hit musical, Blood Brothers.

Perfomance. So why is Anne Nolan “We spent 10 years singing in working men’s clubs and things like that and in 1976 we got discovered,” says Anne, Line dancing in a church hall in whose accent is sing-song soft Irish, veering occasionally into American, or West Country, with a twang of Scouse Blackpool? Linda Willis investigates tossed in for good measure. 22

Nolans 2 03/09/2004, 11:43:38 The original Line-up: Bernie, Maureen, Anne and Coleen October 2004

The Nolans anthem, I’m in the Mood for Dancing instantly became a mega-hit in 1979 – and they have never tired of singing it since. But was Anne aware of the Line dances – including, In the Mood and In the Mood for Dancing – which have been choreographed to it, not to mention, Sexy Cha Cha and Yuangi Cha Cha to the Japan-only release – Sexy Music? She laughed out loud, a warm throaty chuckle. “I was actually. Because I go line dancing myself”.

“I go to a class in Blackpool, where I live,” she explained. “It’s run by Jean and with lots of local people. I’ve been going for about a year now. I absolutely LOVE it. My best friend, Jackie, persuaded me to go. I thought, it wouldn’t be a problem for me because I’ve been doing choreography all my life – public- ly. I’d always thought of Line dancing as tiny little step-togethers and, you know, all those silly little steps. So when I arrived I went to a beginners class – and it blew my mind. And I thought it was just amazing.

“How easy the women who could do it made it look. And how hard it is to learn in the ‘How easy the women who could beginning. Of course, once you’ve got it you realise it’s not that diffi cult. So I wanted to do it made it look. And how hard know the meaning of all the terms for the different steps. Because once you know that it is to learn in the beginning’ it’s easier to pick up. At the beginning I kept thinking, ‘What does that mean?’ I did fi nd Wayne Fontana, Mike Pender, Brian Poole, it diffi cult. And some of the others were so Dave Berry, Dave Dee and Tony Crane. It good at it. is currently in its fourth year and, when we met, Anne was keen to get back on stage “They have a social on the fi rst of every with the boys. month. And they’re fabulous. I haven’t been able to go to that many yet because I’ve been “We’ve done a lot of things musically, but working a lot. So I keep doing the steps, try- something we’ve always done is sing live ing to get them right. Half turn, quarter turn. – even on TV,” she says. “We never ever use And you don’t feel foolish if you do it wrong backing singers. We like singing, a little cho- – because it doesn’t matter.” reography and a bit of chatting with the audience. When people come Like most little Irish girls, Anne grew up to a live show, that’s doing traditional dancing “like you see in what they expect. Riverdance”. “We do all the “Then when we worked in the clubs, be- backing sing- tween the act we would do dancing, ball- ing and then at room dancing steps – Cha-Cha, Rhumba, the end come Quickstep, and the Waltz. And so I’ve found forward and do that a lot of Line dances have those steps in a Dusty Spring- them. I think that helps me to learn them fi eld medley. We quicker. And some of the dances are just so don’t sing any lovely. You know, the music is also lovely. It’s of our songs, not a real pleasure.” even I’m in the Mood for Danc- Anne’s eldest daughter, Amy, has ambitions ing because the to tread the boards like her mum and works producer said it with her when she can, as does her cousin wasn’t ‘60s so Julia. Together with Anne’s sister, Maureen, we couldn’t. So they form the present line-up, The Nolans. we’re really backing the guys, who But it’s Anne and Maureen – two of the are brilliant. original Nolan Sisters – who are back on When I fi rst the road again, touring Britain with Reelin’ knew I was and Rockin’ until December. This nostalgic working with show is fronted by ‘60s superstars including Mike Pender, I Still Reelin’ and Rockin’: Anne and Maureen 23

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thought ‘Great’. I used And there’s no doubt that the girls had fun to adore him! Everyone together too. Some of the big deals they gets on so well. We’ve handled from an early age included touring got a great band, and Europe with Frank Sinatra, working in Japan we simply have a great with Randy Crawford and the Royal Variety time.” Performance for the Queen Mother’s 80th Birthday. Apart from ol’ Blue Eyes, Frank Si- Anne has a particular natra, the Nolans were also infl enced by an- love of ‘60s music. other large singing family – the Von Trapps. “The words make Anne laughs out loud: “The Sound of Music. sense,” she says. We went 15 times to see it. We kept singing “You can sing along all the songs. Over and over again.” to them. I don’t think it’s so easy to If the tour of Reelin’ and Rockin’ and the Line sing to the music dances sweeping the circuit ignite a Nolans that’s being played revival, how would they cope? these days. It’s a bit more intricate. “Well, we’ve been asked to do that – one More diffi cult. You tour where were all back together in the have to think about original line up,” says Anne. “But it would be the phrasing.” She very diffi cult. Because, for instance, Bernie is stopped mid-fl ow. in The Bill now, and happy doing that. Linda “I don’t mean that has been with Blood Brothers in the West to sound as if I End for about three years. Coleen’s got a don’t like present young child now and wouldn’t want to go on day music – be- tour with the baby being so young. Maureen cause I do. It’s is in a play for fi ve months, Mum’s The Word. just that lyrically And I am – open to all offers.” more throaty 60’s music is not laughter. offensive. And also the rhythm It’s hard to believe that it’s almost 30 years is really good to since we fi rst saw the Nolan Sisters – as they dance to.” were called at the beginning – all singing and dancing in a line. But for Anne, the youthful If she could exhuberance is not that far away. choose another group from way “I feel like 16 years old sometimes when I’m back when to join them on tour, it would be Line dancing!” confesses Anne. “And when I the Osmonds. Anne says the Nolans have a tell people I go they laugh. They say, ‘Where’s lot in common with the original boy band. your cowboy hat and cowboy boots?’ And I say – no – it’s not like that. I just wish they “We were both starting out around the same would go along and see for themselves. You time,” she says. “We were sisters, they were don’t have to wear Cowboy boots. I go along brothers. I think the Osmonds were more in jeans and ordinary boots. You can wear talented than we were. They played instru- what you are comfortable wearing. It’s up to ments as well but I think there were a lot you. And even if you don’t want to dance you of similarities. We both came from large can still sit and have a good chat. Like I said, families. We sang. We absolutely adored it’s my new pastime. I think it’s fabulous.” them. Still do. When they were appearing in a show at the BBC where we were recording The word on the street is that I’m in the we had a picture taken with them. It was Mood for Dancing has been re-recorded so funny, because the next day when the but Anne’s not giving anything away. “It’s picture was in the paper the headline read, my favourite,” is all she says. “We’ve been ‘Who are those guys with The Nolans?’ But singing it a long time. It’s a good song. We’ve they were absolutely fabulous. Such lovely been lucky.” people as well.”

Anne is in the middle of writing her auto- biography, Anne’s Song. Will any secrets be revealed? “It’s all in my book – what people don’t know about us.” Gales of throaty laughter ﬂ oated out. “There’s no deep dark stuff – no hidden agenda. But there are things I’m going to put in that are personal to me. I hope people will enjoy its honesty. But essen- tially we’re a family who love together, work together, argue together, laugh together. And still like each other.”

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THESE PAGES WILL GIVE YOU AN INSIGHT ON WHAT IS Dance Issue Published PROVING POPULAR AND WILL HELP YOU TO MAKE Maybe I Could July 04 INFORMED DECISIONS ON WHAT TO TEACH. Step Back July 04 All Night Long August 04 Doctor Doctor August 04 We thank those instructors who have contributed to this page. High Class Broads August 04 A Devil In Me October 04 We appreciate their input and can assure our readers that these endorsements are given Push October 04 spirit of friendship on the floor. Saddle Up October 04 in the They do not contain any element of Slow Burn October 04 self-promotion or friendship endorsements. Wanna Wanna October 04 •All the other dance scripts reviewed or We welcome dance reviews from smaller local clubs! mentioned by our reviewers are available at www.linedancermagazine.com

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Big Dave Wanna Wanna Push Neville Fitzgerald Michele Perron Some Girls – Rachel Stevens Push – Dannii Minogue Heading for the charts this one for sure – An- A fun and funky dance. Knew our club mem- other in the Hole In The Head class - Easy bers would love it. The track has wide appeal fl owing 64-count intermediate dance that and the dance is perfect for most dancers fi ts the catchy music really well. A hit with of intermediate experience. (The less expe- all three classes and fi lling the social dance rienced are happy to have a go because of fl oor after just a couple of weeks teaching. the music.) It is short enough to teach fairly The tag is easy. This is really cool stuff. quickly but offers some challenges. There are some ‘fun’ arms and some funky posi- Carol Barnett Let’s Be Us Again tions and the ‘head whip’ adds styling. Andrew Palmer, Simon & Sheila Cox Let’s Be Us Again – Lonestar Before I Met You I can’t understand why it took so long for Neville Fitzgerald someone to write a dance to this awesome I Knew I Loved You – Savage Garden Lonestar hit, but it was well worth the wait We taught this very slowly as it has tricky for this Night Club Two Step dance. Just 32 syncopations and changes of timing and di- counts and two walls, but lots of turns still rections – was a bit of a teaching challenge make it a challenge. This is another that is a too – but it was worth the effort as the dance fl oor fi ller with all three of my classes. fl ows well when you get used to it and the music is lovely. This was well received by the Mark & Jan Kool & Fresh more experienced dancers and the unusual Mark & Jan Caley turning combinations and timing held their Fresh – Kool & The Gang/Liberty X interest! A great dance beat by Kool & The Gang & Lib- erty X , and a cool easy-intermediate dance to A Devil In Me go with it from Mark & Jan. Spreading well Kate Sala this dance and understandably so. It has neat Diavolo in Me – Zucchero with Solomon steps that you don’t have to think about too Burke much, and fl ows really well with the music. At Worlds, it went down a storm and we Great response from the dance fl oor from all all loved it. The steps are not that hard levels. Highly recommended. but come thick and fast until you get used Sharon Leggate to them. The restarts are comfortable and Call U Sexy guided by the music. Back at the club most Shaz Walton of the dancers enjoyed it. Defi nitely fun to Call U Sexy - VS dance. This is another massive hit with all the classes, really smooth & funky. An awesome Party Till Dawn combination of music & dance from Shaz Scott Blevins with some cool & original steps. It’s the Beat of Love – En Vogue’ dance of the month in our classes by a long A typically stylish dance from the supremely margin. If you remember Shaz’s X2C it’s a cool Scott Blevins. It’s short (32 counts, no similar style to that and just as good. It’s not tags or bridges) but has a challenging turning Mick & Lavinia easy, but well worth the effort. sequence, jazzy off-beat timing and loads of 26

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attitude. The music is ‘laid-back’ and unu- the foot work, but overall, a well accepted sual and fortunately most of the club liked it. dance and everyone loves the music. The Hope it catches on. more we dance it, the more we love it!

Saddle-Up Maybe I Could Alan Birchall Robbie McGowan Hickie Save a Horse ( Ride a Cowboy) – Big and I Might – Shakin’ Stevens Rich There’s no doubt about it, the class love If your club enjoyed Hold Your Horses they’ll this dance. There are no tags or restarts and love this. A great fun and entertaining cow- they love the track by Shakin’ Stevens. The boy dance. Great track. Deﬁ nitely worth dance is requested again and again and we learning. Does have a few tricky moments all end up singing along. Smiles all round for with timing but ﬁ ts the music perfectly. Also this one. great for non-dancers to watch and enjoy. Brilliant. Urban Grace Masters in Line By The Grace Of God – Keith Urban Rachael McEnaney taught us this lovely Mark & Jan Caley dance to a beautiful track by Keith Urban. Caley’s Country Everyone picked it up and asked for a review at the next class. That was back in March and Essex it’s still a top ten dance with our dancers.

Slow Burn John Robinson & Kathy Hunyadi Fire - Des’ree & Babyface Mick & Lavinia Shann A great two-wall dance which has become a fi rm favourite with our classes. Very well Texan Dudes choreographed with a few different steps London and not hard. All Night Long Fantasy Robbie McGowan Hickie Masters in Line You Rock Me - Enrique Iglesias Fantasy - George Michael This seems to be one of those dances that The advanced class absolutely love it, bril- starts slow but week by week gains popular- liant choreography, but a bit hard for the ity (these are the best kind). We loved it, mainstream Line dancer. Worth the effort, and it gets a big ‘thumbs up’ from us. dance and music, from the beginning but the music needs to grow on some. Another great one from Robbie, we’re sure it will be a big The Hardest Word REVIEWS Michael Vera Lobos hit. Give it a try. Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word – Blue Doctor Doctor Great track by Blue, and the dance just fl ows. Masters in Line Huge hit with classes. Bad Case of Loving You - Robert Palmer Now into the second week for some and they House is Rocking all love it. We think this will one will be a Masters in Line fi rm favourite. Lots of fun, not too tricky and If The House Is Rocking – Glenn Rogers once the restarts and tag are consigned to If you like them fast and easyish, this is for memory, it will be requested again and again. you.Very much a ‘Old Stuff’/’Squeeze me’ If you haven’t tried this because of the re- type dance. Love it. starts and tags - try it - it’s worth the effort.

Love Me A Little Bit Longer Dennis Foley & Verity Mills Sharon Leggate Love Me A Little Bit Longer - Jazzbox Heather Myles This dance is simply a pleasure to do. If you Hertfordshire are looking for an improver dance, look no further. To add to the pleasure, the music High Class Broads is a wonderful song from Heather Myles Joanne Brady & Jill Babinec which most will have in their CD collection. Redneck Woman – Gretchen Wilson We have been doing this dance for about six The more able dancers love it. It’s a bit fast weeks and it is now requested every week at

at ﬁ rst but you soon get the hang of it. The every class. We think that this is the type of dance improvers are gradually getting to grips with dance that all teachers are looking for. 27

Dance ReviewsOct 2 02/09/2004, 12:22:35 Carolina Breezin’

She’s been compared to Emmylou Harris, Linda Rondstadt and Bonnie Raitt. But, as Linda Willis discovered, Tift Merritt is a unique singer-songwriter – with a passion for surﬁ ng 28

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othing could be ﬁ ner than to be in Carolina in the morning. Especially if the surf’s up and you’re lucky to catch a refresh- ing wave or two with N the most easy-going, enigmatic, yet exhilarat- ing young singer/songwriter to emerge in a long time. Making magical music is simply a stroll in the sea breeze for this carefree Texas-born, Raleigh-based 27-year-old.

Hailed as the new Emmylou Harris, the accolades have poured in since the release of Tift Merritt’s debut album, Bramble Rose. The rave reviews which accompanied her inaugural tour were extraordinary. Her voice has been de- scribed as one that “quivers and trills and lilts and sweeps”. It does all that, and so much more.

Her new album, Tambourine, proves she is not content to sit back on her sneakers basking in the glory of Bramble Rose. Instead she has deftly served up a dish of discriminating, yummy difference. A juicy, spicy, joy- ous mixture of Country, blues, soul and sexy, rootsy rock ‘n’ roll.

I caught up with Tift for a quick chat as she was preparing to hit the road again with her band to promote the new record. She’s self-deprecating in a modest way that suits her as much as her beachside home and surfboard blonde hair. She’s slightly quirky as well. And very nice. says. “And I love it. I al- She laughs out loud when I ask what mak- ways have. And I love to surf.” ing music means to her: “Gosh. It’s so hard to say because it’s my entire life It certainly Shania Twain threw down the means a lot to me. I write about things I love gauntlet to aspiring young female and try to put my heart and soul into it. I try country singers by becoming to get across how much I love the music and the original Country-girl-cross- how I think about making music. It can be over-megastar. Does she have such a celebration. And it’s my life. It’s The ambitions to follow her lead? Big Cheese!” “Well, you know she’s sold a lot of records. I am not sure if I could Tift has been inspired along the way by “so compete with that. She’s an icon. many people” including Aretha Franklin. I’m just a humble writer.” Van Morrison and Carole King. She can’t remember exactly when she started writing Humble or not, there is nothing songs, telling me in a soft Carolina lilt: “Oh, ordinary about the complex mix it’s something I’ve always been able to do. of styles on the latest album. But I would never be so bold as to say it was And there is nothing haphazard easy. Every once in a while there is an easy about the collection she’s oh so one. You have to start out with something to carefully tossed together like a say, then you have to ﬁ gure out a way to say summer fruit salad. what you mean!” The intensely soulful ballad, Good Although born in Texas, she has lived for a Hearted Man reveals more than a long time now in North Carolina. It’s a place few echoes of Dusty Springﬁ eld’s that suits her free-spirited individuality and ability to stir together golden helps her to write her songs in peaceful sea Country with sweet sounding sprayed breezes. “I live on the Coast,” she Soul. And it’s no coincidence. ¯ 29

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“Well, you know, I adored younger singer/songwriter when he heard Dusty,” says Tift. “I really her singing. “I opened the show for Ryan. loved listening to her records He had seen me sing and wanted me to do – all the time. I feel that I a song. I did. And he discovered me,” she feed off the basics, and then laughs modestly. my own source, in order to create something else.” Immediate future plans are to “take this record on the road and play lots of shows. I Being compared to the young hope the feeling will be just as great as the Linda Rondstadt, early Emmy ﬁ rst tour. I really do enjoy going out on the Lou Harries and Bonnie Raitt road with the Band.” is quite something to live up to. Actually maybe crit- Of all the special songs she has penned so ics should stop comparing far, part of her “would still choose Tambou- and just listen? She doesn’t rine as being one of the best.” mind. “Oh, I think it’s fabulous,” she says. “That really Country music is an important part of her makes me feel fabulous. life, she says: “I guess what makes Country Who wouldn’t be ﬂ attered music special to me is the same things that with somebody saying that make anything in life special and important. you’ve great singers like Like good writing and a good song.” that in common?” Tift is slightly ambivalent in her attitude to Ryan Adams unlocked the performing, which started way back when door to stardom for the she went out with her guitar, playing in the kind of clubs in the East that specialised in Country music, “playing good songs.”

“I’ve always wanted to be a writer,” she says. ‘I try to get across how much I “I didn’t always want to be a singer. I was a real musician. I didn’t think that I was a natural singer. Had to work at that. I don’t love the music and how I think know why that was. I always knew that I had something to say. So really it’s my writing that led me to performing, because I just about making music’ love to do it.

“Writing songs it has to be something that you need to do. And you want to show it – like something that you say to someone when you love them. It’s searching for and ﬁ nding the essence of something that you feel. The reality of the song. Something that’s heartfelt.

“I’ve been singing so long I really can’t say where it comes from. It’s something that I haven’t really thought about. But as long as you’re with the music, you’re alright whatever you do.”

Tift would like to settle down and have a family of her own one day.

“I would love it,” she says.” I guess I would very much like that. But I don’t know if I could settle down to city life. I’m not sure if I could settle down there! I certainly love the coast. But it’s a big world. Who knows?”

Looks like the world is just about to unfold for the girl who likes nothing better than to wander along the beach walking her dog, eat- ing ice cream or surﬁ ng or even roller skating backwards – badly. But when it comes to her special blend of R ‘n B, rootsy Country and rock ‘n’ roll music though, she is discovering how it feels to be ﬂ ying – brilliantly – for- wards. 30

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Linedancer p31 1 02/09/2004, 14:44:55 The Charts There has been an overwhelmingly positive response to our new style charts Linedancer is determined to provide you Thanks to all of you who responded to our feedback, we are able to make Linedancer with even more information enabling you requests for dance charts. We have been sent more and more relevant to the scene month – instructor and dancer – to make informed a larger selection of beginner, intermediate by month. We believe that our charts best choices about the dances that are currently and advanced charts from around the world refl ect the complexity and musical variety of fi lling fl oors and to encourage as much unity and for these we are extremely grateful. Keep the modern Line dance scene… as possible across the scene. For most social them coming! events it is typical to play approximately 55- The playlists included below relate to 60 dances. Space limitations mean that we Readers understand that we are trying to socials held in the last month and we hope reduce the playlists in length but don’t edit tailor this section of the magazine to their they give you a balanced picture of what’s them. In other words, we cut off at 40 dances needs and that we are all in this together. hot (and what’s not) on dance fl oors in per chart. By showing mutual support and through your these areas. The DJ Playlists

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1. Islands In The Stream – Islands In The Stream – Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers 1. Country 2 Step – I Just Want My Baby Back – Jerry Kilgore 2. Just A Kiss – Just A Kiss – Steve Holey 2. Two Time Trick – Trick Me – Kelis 3. Beer For My Horses – Beer For My Horses – Toby Keith & Willie Nelson 3. The Real World – Real World – D Side 4. Closer – Closer – Susan Ashton 4. Wot U Got Babe – Never Felt Like This Before – Shaznay Lewis 5. Dreamweaver – Dreamweaver – Glenn Rogers 5. Nu Flow/Tush Push – Nu Flo – Big Brovaz 6. Leave Right Now – Leave Right Now – Will Young 6. Lamtarra Rhumba – Coco Jambo – Mr President 7. Shakatak – Ciega, Sordomuda – Shakira 7. Somebody Like You – Somebody Like You – Keith Urban 8. Brokenheartsville – Brokenheartsville – Joe Nichols 8. Razor Sharp – Siamsa – Ronan Hardiman 9. Woman In Love – Woman In Love – Barbara Streisand 9. Slow Burn – Fire – Des’ree featuring Babyface 10. On The Water – Walking On The Water – Atomic Kitten 10. House of Blue Lights – House of Blue Lights – Asleep at the Wheel 11. Take A Breather – I Need A Breather – Darryl Worley 11. Closer – Closer – Susan Ashton 12. All That Jazz – All That Jazz – Ute Lemper 12. On The Water – Walking on the Water – Atomic Kitten 13. Somebody Like You – Somebody Like You – Keith Urban 13. Doctor Doctor – Bad Case of Loving You – Robert Palmer 14. Just For Grins – Billy Be Bad – George Jones 14. Black Betty – Black Betty – Tom Jones 15. Mariana Mambo – Mariana Mambo – Chayanne 15. Viva La Fiesta – Viva La Fiesta – Eivissa 16. I Just Want To Dance With You – I Just Wanna Dance With You – George Strait 16. Take a Breather – I Need a Breather – Darryl Worley 17. Club Fiesta – Alcanzaras La Luna – Furia Gitana 17. Maybe – I Love You – Faith Hill 18. Chill Factor – Last Night – Chris Anderson & DJ Robbie 18. Maybe I Could – I Might – Shakin’ Stevens 19. Fields Of Gold – Fields Of Gold – Sting 19. Bye Bye (Piccolissima) – Bye Bye – David Civera 20. All Night Long – You Rock Me – Enrique Iglesias 20. Buy Me a Drink – Do You Still Wanna Buy Me That Drink? – Lorrie Morgan 21. Ain’t No Way – Forever & For Always – Shania Twain 21. All Night Long – You Rock Me – Enrique Iglesias 22. Maybe I Could – I Might – Shakin’ Stevens 22. Hot Fudge – Hot Fudge – Robbie Williams 23. Country 2 Step – I Just Want My Baby Back – Jerry Kilgore 23. Plain Spanish – Ave Maria – David Bisbal 24. Caught In The Act – Who’s Been Sleeping In My Bed – Glenn Frey 24. Poetry in Motion – The Poet – Liberty X 25. Rocka Hula – Rock A Hula – The Deans 25. Pot of Gold – Dance Above The Rainbow – Ronan Hardiman 26. California Blue – California Blue – Roy Orbison 26. Mariana Mambo – Mariana Mambo – Chayanne 27. Slow Burn – Fire – Des’ree featuring Babyface 27. Swing With Me – The Boys Are Back In Town – The Busboys 28. Wave On Wave – Wave On Wave – Pat Green 28. Let’s Be Us Again – Let’s Be Us Again – Lonestar 29. Side By Side – We Work It Out – Joni Harms 29. Before I Met You – I Knew I Loved You – Savage Garden 30. Romantasy – Alone With You – Derailers 30. Can’t Stand Still – Tracking – Billy Crawford 31. Cho-Co-Latte – La Chiqui Big Band – David Civera 31. Just A Memory – Memories Are Made Of This – The Deans 32. Two Time Trick – Trick Me – Kelis 32. Until The End – Stuck On You – 3T 33. Midnight Waltz – Children – The Mavericks 33. L-A-Ex – Sweet Dreams (My L-A Ex) – Rachel Stevens 34. Elliot’s Dream – I Love To Boogie – T-Rex 34. Leave Me Breathless – Show Me Heaven – Tina Arena 35. Pot Of Gold – Dance Above The Rainbow – Ronan Hardiman 35. Fenua Moahi E – E Vahine Maohi E – Fenua 36. Doctor Doctor – Bad Case Of Loving You – Robert Palmer 36. U Can – Can You Feel It – The Jacksons 37. The Real World – Real World – D Side 37. Whiskey In The Jar – Whiskey In The Jar – Sham Rock 38. Sweet Maria – Sweet Maria – Cheapseats 38. Ribbon Of Highway – Jose Cuervo – Kimber Clayton 39. Come Dance With Me – Come Dance With Me – Nancy Hays 39. County Line Cha/Jamaica Mistaka – Almost Jamaica – Bellamy Brothers 40. Hole In The Head – Hole In The Head – Sugababes 40. Island Cha Cha – I Can Dream – Stacey Dean Campbell

Top Tens Oct 2 02/09/2004, 13:53:37 The Charts The Beginners Top Ten Charts 1. Buy Me A Drink ...... Do You Still Wanna Buy Me That Drink?...... Lorrie Morgan 2. My Year For Mexico...... This Is My Year For Mexico ...... Gene Watson 3. King Of The Road...... King Of The Road...... Roger Miller 4. Cheek To Cheek...... Cheek To Cheek...... Glenn Rogers ‘B’ Line 5. Diamond In The Rough ...... Old Chunk Of Coal ...... Jason McCoy Hareﬁ eld, Middlesex. 6. Dream On ...... Send Me The Pillow (That You Dream On)...... Faron Young 7. Take A Breather...... I Need A Breather ...... Darryl Worley 01525 727518 8. Rock Around The Clock ...... Rock Around The Clock ...... Bill Haley & The Comets 9. Lamtarra Rumba...... Island Time ...... Jimmy Buffett 10. Country 2 Step...... I Just Want My Baby Back...... Jerry Kilgore

1. County Line Cha Cha...... Superstar...... Jamelia 2. Tush Push...... Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under ...... Shania Twain 3. Icebreaker ...... Hero...... Enrique Iglesias 4. Cruisin’ ...... What Happened To Old Fashioned Love ...... B J Thomas Jazzbox 5. Kickin’ Boots ...... One Foot Dragging...... Band Of Oz Sawbridgeworth, Herts. 6. Strutting Star...... Mariana Mambo...... Chayanne 7. Precious Time ...... Spirit In The Sky ...... Gareth Gates 01279 726922 8. Hot Chocolate ...... It Started With A Kiss ...... Hot Chocolate 9. Black Coffee...... Que La Detengan...... David Civera 10. Coasting...... Tell Me Ma...... Sham Rock

1. Cowboy Charleston ...... Live A Little...... Mark Chesnutt 2. Much 2 Much ...... Too Much For Me ...... Dave Sheriff 3. Buy Me A Drink ...... Do You Still Wanna Buy Me That Drink?...... Lorrie Morgan 4. Urban Grace...... But For The Grace Of God ...... Keith Urban G - Force 5. Closer ...... Closer ...... Susan Ashton Sutton in Ashﬁ eld, Notts. 6. Buy Me A Rose ...... Buy Me A Rose...... Kenny Rogers 7. Mama’s Pearls ...... Mama Said...... Dave Sheriff 01623 403903 8. Old Soldiers ...... Old Soldiers ...... Paul Bailey 9. Take A Breather...... I Need A Breather ...... Darryl Worley 10. Beer For My Horses...... Beer For My Horses...... Willie Nelson & Toby Keith The International Top Ten Charts 1. Slow Burn ...... Fire ...... Des’ree featuring Babyface 2. Sundown Waltz ...... Sundown In Nashville ...... Marty Stuart 3. Wishes ...... Free ...... Lighthouse Family Wild Rose 4. Closer ...... Closer ...... Susan Ashton 5. Wave On Wave ...... Wave On Wave ...... Pat Green Saloon 6. Cut A Rug ...... Roll Back The Rug ...... Scooter Lee Toronto, Canada. 7. The Real World...... Real World...... D-Side [email protected] 8. Push...... Push...... Dannii Minogue 9. Cheek To Cheek...... Cheek To Cheek...... Glenn Rogers 10. Listen To The Rhythm...... Ain’t What You Do...... Big Brovas 1. The Real World...... Real World...... D-Side 2. Romantasy...... Alone With You...... Derailers 3. Urban Grace...... But For The Grace Of God ...... Keith Urban Crazy Foot 4. On The Water ...... Walking On The Water...... Atomic Kitten 5. Mariana Mambo...... Mariana Mambo...... Chayanne Saloon 6. All Night Long...... You Rock Me ...... Enrique Iglesias Cape Town, South Africa. 7. Closer ...... Closer ...... Susan Ashton [email protected] 8. Doctor Doctor ...... Bad Case Of Loving You...... Robert Palmer 9. Leave Right Now ...... Leave Right Now...... Will Young 10. Wave On Wave ...... Wave On Wave ...... Pat Green

1. Slow Burn ...... Fire ...... Des’ree featuring Babyface 2. We Are The Same...... We Are The Same...... Kenny Rogers 3. Buy Me A Rose ...... Buy Me A Rose...... Glenn Rogers 4. Tropical Colada...... Tropical Colada ...... Allison Crystal Tanglin CC LDC 5. Unmistakably Good ...... That’s Good ...... Glenn Rogers Singapore. 6. Hey Hey Hey...... Beautiful Sunday ...... The Olsen Brothers [email protected] 7. Scoop...... Swoop (I’m Yours) ...... Dazz Band 8. House Is Rockin’...... The House Is Rockin’...... Glenn Rogers 9. Where We’ve Been ...... Remember When ...... Alan Jackson 10. De La Noche ...... Angel De La Noche ...... David Bisbal 33

Top Tens Oct 3 02/09/2004, 13:54:12 The Dance Club Top Ten 1. Wave On Wave ...... Wave On Wave ...... Pat Green 2. Sundown Waltz ...... Sundown In Nashville ...... Marty Stuart 3. Do Wop Be Doo Be Doo ...... Shang A Lang...... Bay City Rollers City Stompers 4. First To Last ...... You’re The First, The Last, My Everything ...... Barry White 5. Road To The River ...... All Roads To The River...... Kathy Mattea LDC 6. Country 2 Step...... I Just Want My Baby Back...... Jerry Kilgore Tunbridge Wells, Kent. 7. Buy Me A Drink ...... Do You Still Wanna Buy Me That Drink?...... Lorrie Morgan 01892 614948 8. Mariana Mambo...... Mariana Mambo...... Chayanne 9. Islands In The Stream...... Islands In The Stream...... Dolly & Kenny 10. Shakatak ...... Ciega, Sordomuda ...... Shakira

1. The Real World...... Real World...... D-Side 2. More & More & More ...... More & More...... Bellamy Brothers 3. Mariana Mambo...... Mariana Mambo...... Chayanne Dorothy’s 4. Spoilt 4 Choice...... Cuerpo De Mujer...... Antonio Flores 5. Indigo Moon ...... Indigo Moon ...... Heather Myles Social Stompers 6. Whiskey In The Jar...... Whiskey In The Jar...... Sham Rock Stockton on Tees, Cleveland. 7. Somebody Like You...... Somebody Like You...... Keith Urban 01642 809041 8. Much Too Young...... Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)...... Garth Brooks 9. Do Wop Be Doo Be Doo ...... Shang A Lang...... Bay City Rollers 10. Sube Amor ...... Se Me Sube...... Manny Manuel

1. The Word ...... Grease (Is The Word) ...... Frankie Valli 2. Wanna Wanna ...... Some Girls ...... Rachel Stevens 3. Mirror Image...... The Show...... Girls Aloud 4. A Devil In Me...... Diavolo In Me ...... Zucchero with Solomon Burke Just For Kicks 5. U Can ...... Can You Feel It ...... The Jacksons Chard, Somerset 6. Funkyﬁ ed...... Free ...... Enrique Iglesias 07714 546049 7. Slow Burn ...... Fire ...... Des’ree featuring Babyface 8. Leave Me Breathless...... Show Me Heaven ...... Tina Arena 9. Until The End...... Stuck On You...... 3T 10. Don’t You Know...... Be Yourself ...... Enrique Iglesias

1. Do Wop Be Doo Be Doo ...... Shang A Lang...... Bay City Rollers 2. Wave On Wave ...... Wave On Wave ...... Pat Green 3. High Class Broads...... Redneck Woman ...... Gretchen Wilson Boots ‘N’ Shooters 4. Take A Breather...... I Need A Breather ...... Darryl Worley 5. Buy Me A Drink ...... Do You Still Wanna Buy Me That Drink?...... Lorrie Morgan Dance Club 6. Mariana Mambo...... Mariana Mambo...... Chayanne Bootle, Merseyside 7. Elliot’s Dream...... I Love To Boogie...... T-Rex 0151 286 3610 8. Closer ...... Closer ...... Susan Ashton 9. Doctor Doctor ...... Bad Case Of Loving You...... Robert Palmer 10. Cheek To Cheek...... Old Time Fiddle ...... Vince Gill

1. Mas Alla ...... Tres Deseos...... Gloria Estefan 2. Wishful Thinking...... Lovin’ All Night ...... Rodney Crowell 3. Rock ‘N’ Roll Bride ...... I Knew The Bride ...... The Deans 4. Mariana Mambo...... Mariana Mambo...... Chayanne Silver Spurs UK 5. Mexican Girl...... Mexican Girl ...... The Deans Crawley, West Sussex 6. Sube-Amor ...... Se Me Sube...... Manny Manuel 01293 541067 7. Ain’t No Way...... Forever And For Always ...... Shania Twain 8. Fiesta Cha Cha...... Let’s Get Loud...... Jennifer Lopez 9. Closer ...... Closer ...... Susan Ashton 10. Do Wop Be Doo Be Doo ...... Shang A Lang...... Bay City Rollers

1. Slow Burn ...... Fire ...... Des’ree featuring Babyface 2. Leave Me Breathless...... Show Me Heaven ...... Tina Arena 3. Push...... Push...... Dannii Minogue 4. Crush...... Crush...... Jennifer Paige Starlite LDC 5. Strong Enough ...... Strong Enough ...... Cher Kettering, Northants. 6. Wot U Got Babe! ...... Never Felt Like This Before ...... Shaznay Lewis 01536 505771 7. Imagine...... Just My Imagination ...... Gwyneth Paltrow & Babyface 8. Poetry In Motion...... The Poet ...... Liberty X 9. Bye Bye (Piccolissima) ...... Bye Bye ...... David Civera 10. U Can ...... Can You Feel It ...... The Jacksons 34

Top Tens Oct 4 02/09/2004, 13:54:46 The Charts The Dancers’ Top Ten This chart is based entirely on information from the dance community. Do You Still Wanna 1. Buy Me A Drink Maggie Gallagher Buy Me That Drink ...... Lorrie Morgan 2. Maybe I Could Robbie McGowan Hickie I Might ...... Shakin’ Stevens Kathy Hunyadi & 3. Slow Burn RuJohnthie Robinson B Fire...... Des’ree & Babyface 4. Side By Side PatriciaPatricia E. E. Stott Stott We Work It Out ...... Joni Harms

5. Doctor Doctor Maggie Masters InGallagher Line Bad Case Of Loving You... Robert Palmer

6. Wanna Wanna Kate Neville ly Fitzgerald Some Girls...... Rachel Stevens

7. The Real World Ruthie B Real World ...... D-Side

8. Rocka Hula MaggieRobbie McGowan Gallagher Hickie Rock A Hula Baby...... The Deans Gwyneth Paltrow 9. Imagine Bryan McWherter Just My Imagination...... & Babyface 10. Let’s Dance Chris Hodgson Let’s Dance...... Chris Rea

Bubbling Under Name of dance Choreographer Music track 1. L.O.A. 1 2. All Night Long 2 3. U Can 4. Club Fiesta 3 5. Addiction 4

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Linedancer p36 1 02/09/2004, 12:47:18 When the World came to MASTERS IN LINE the

They came from all over the globe: from America, South Africa and, of course, from all corners of Britain. On a baking hot weekend in July, hundreds of Line dancers gathered from the four corners of the earth to compete, to learn and, most, of all, to enjoy themselves. Linedancer dance editor, Steve Healy, was there with his camera to to record this international dance event 37

Worlds 1 02/09/2004, 14:26:57 Luke Guard entertaining

DJ Big Dave Gastap, Jamie and Barry Marshall spent the weekend of the Worlds working in the heat of the Spanish Ballroom. It Big Dave Gastap was, he says, an event not to be missed Linedancer dance editor Steve Healy gets down with Charlotte Macari

hey do ballrooms – The ‘Spanish’ & the ‘Arena’ – An things impressive & successful improvement for big in the this year’s event. States. And that most The workshops covered all types of dance – definitely from beginner through to advanced – and all T includes sorts of music – with a fair share of Country. their Line But most memorable of all was the quality of dance events where the the star-studded line-up from both sides of most popular weekend Britain, the US and Europe. venues attract hundreds of dancers who are gen- In one of the most impressive line-ups ever erally spoilt for choice seen here in the UK, the US was represented with workshop sessions by the one and only Max Perry, one of the Michelle Fowler’s throughout the weekend stars of this year’s Crystal Boot awards in daugdaughter Deanne and who then all get to- Southport. Other equally successful stateside hter Deanne continues the gether each evening for choreographers included Scott Blevins and family traditiontradition social dancing until the Guyton Mundy. The UK matched these with early hours. great new dances from an equally impressive list including Dance of the Year Crystal Boot The World Masters at the winners Kate Sala and Alan Birchall. Neville Winter Gardens, Black- Fitzgerald and Stephen Sunter shone along- pool, was easily a match side our adopted Canadian Peter Metelnick for this great format with and the ever-popular Masters In Line them- equally big audiences en- selves. A total of 23 choreographers in all. joying workshop sessions Too many to mention every one of them in- throughout the day on Fri- dividually but who all did themselves proud. day, Saturday and Sunday in Most of them worked hard to ﬁ t workshops not one but two great dance in between a hectic judging schedule. 38

Worlds 2 02/09/2004, 14:03:16 Liz Clarke and Elaine Stewart take a break

Things were certainly hectic for the dancers Whilst the main ballroom as well who moved between six sessions in hosted the awards on the each of the two rooms on each of the three Sunday evening, the dance- days and still squeezed in lots of social danc- a-holics had the option of ing and recap sessions. Around 40 new keeping on dancing in the dances were released over the weekend. It’s Spanish Ballroom. We had hard to pick from them and probably unfair a great time social dancing, but, based on requests and feedback from intermingled with revision the dancers the top fi ve hits of the weekend of the more popular teach- worth checking out were as follows: es of the weekend. Even a visit from Guyton Mundy • Kate Sala’s A Devil In Me who, as well as reviving his • Stephen Sunter’s Single Status popular funky new dance • Masters In Line’s Funkalicious Let’s Get Started, also • Guyton Mundy’s Let’s Get Started gave an impromptu and • Michele Perron’s Push entertaining techniques (Taught by Frankie Cull) session. As you’d imagine Tom Mickers directs a workshop from Guyton the moves On the Friday and Saturday evenings, after were not the sort you’ll the competitions were over, an audience see on the competition of more than 1,000 competitors and social fl oor. dancers congregated in the awesome main ballroom (which the week before had seen What was best of all though Phil ‘The Power’ Taylor win his fi fth suc- for me was the internation- cessive darts ‘World Matchplay’ title) to al audience, with groups of dance the night away. DJ’s Gary Lafferty, Ed dancers all learning, social- Lawton and special guest Louie St George ising and dancing together worked until the early hours, playing a great all weekend. Groups from mix to keep everyone happy. all over the UK and Europe –including big crowds from Masters in Line were at the heart of some Holland, Switzerland and cool showtime entertainment, the highlight Germany – as well as visitors of which was their ‘Seven Wonders Of The from the USA, South Africa, World’ routine. The Outrageous Glenn Singapore and South Africa. Rogers was also on top form on the Friday evening and the surprise guest on the Sat- This was yet another event prov- Jamie Marshall welcomese urday evening was Rick ‘Stop It’ Guard – On ing the enormous friendship that visitors from SingaporeSingapor Friday evening it was also great to see the Line dancing brings throughout traditional Competitors’ Parade, where the the UK and across the world. I can’t house gave a big welcome to hundreds of wait for 2005, when more of the competitors from around the world. same is planned. It was awesome.

Jessica Longstaff takes the weight off her feet

FromFrom Ancient Greece to Rockin’ All Over the World with MiL

Worlds 3 02/09/2004, 14:07:20 Divisional Winners

Division Competitors Name Country Junior Duos Deonie Robertson & Cheryl Wright Scot Senior Duos Amy Williams & Robert Glover Eng Open Quads Geordie Dancers Eng Teen Teams PJ Dancers Eng Senior Teams Original Cowboys Eng Cabaret Team Nemesis Eng Primary Female Stephanie Coulter Eng Primary Male Sean Og Irwin Ire Newcomer J/T Female Sinead Lewis Eng Newcomer J/T Male Adam Pearson Eng Newcomer Open Female Maureen Macarthur Scot Newcomer Open Male Thomas Berg Swe Silver Newcomer Female Karen Looker Eng Silver Newcomer Male Nico Sinnige Holland Div 4 J/T Female Heidi Brennan Eng Div 4 J/T Male Christian Klemm Ger Div 4 Open Female Linda McCormack Scot Div 4 Open Male Stephen Aylwin Eng Silver Novice Female Linda Cormie Scot Div 3 Junior Female Hannah Jade Jones Wales Div 3 Junior Male Tony Halbert Scot Div 3 Teen Female Gemma Glencross Eng Dive 3 Teen Male Philip Schumacher Germ Dive 3 Open Female Catrina Farnell Eng Div 3 Open Male Christopher Stimpson Germ Div 3 Crystal Female Michelle Robinson NI Div 3 Silver Female Isabel Seymour Scot Div 3 Silver Male Nicholas Cort Swe Gold Female Marilyn Holden Spain Gold Male George Thompson Eng Div 2 Crystal Female Maureen Macgreggor Scot Dive 2 Crystal Male Andre Fischer Holland Div 2 Junior Female Lauren Forsyth Eng Div 2 Junior Male George Blick Wales Div 2 Teen Female Karen Carrington Eng Div 2 Teen Male Sander Koen Neth Div 2 Open Female Siobhan McIntyre Scot Div 2 Open Male Gareth Mole Eng Div 1 Allstars Female Donna Clarkson Eng The Worlds offered great competition and Div 1 Allstars Male Nathan Donnelly Wales fantastic entertainment

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Izzy

Some dancers shine because of their fancy footwork. But teacher Sharon Dalton found one pupil whose determination makes her stand out from the lines 42

Izzy 2 02/09/2004, 14:36:05 October 2004 Izzy with some of her line dancing friends

t’s a normal Wednesday evening at Izzy to come and try out Line dancing. Not although she has to endure physical discom- my Line dance class in Staines Mid- that much encouragement was needed. fort and has to dig deep into her resources to dlesex. We start with a Junior ses- participate, it is all so worthwhile. sion of dancers whose ages range Izzy has a twin sister, Corrie, an older sister from eight to 13. The dancers are Natalie, 15, and a big brother, Joe, 17. Con- At fi rst Izzy found the movements a little dif- all waiting to start but, unfortu- nie and Izzy were born nine weeks prema- fi cult. But, like all dancers, she slowly came I nately, a very important member turely, weighing in a 2lb 15oz and 3lb 3oz, to know the dancing terms and, although her of the class has not yet arrived. We respectively. They were delivered by Caesar- action at fi rst was a little stiff as she worked know she will be there because she always ean section and, although very small, there through how to do grapevines and kick-ball is, even if she may be running late. We are were few complications. It wasn’t until they changes, she soon began to relax and this waiting for the girl who knows all the dances were about nine months old that her parents is when we really noticed the difference. and invariably starts them off. realised things weren’t quite right. Her dancing has now become more fl uid and her ability to remember all the dances I’m lucky to have a very talented group of After several months insisting that Izzy’s is amazing. girls dancing with me – some of this par- physical weakness wasn’t due to being ticular group have only been dancing with premature, she was diagnosed as having The most inspirational thing about Izzy is her me for two years, others a great deal longer Cerebral Palsy caused, no doubt, by the ability to smile through every dance class. but all are beyond bronze medal stage. Some pressures of a complicated pregnancy. Her She is such a happy child and this is her gift of the newer members have also completed parents were also told that, amongst other to the rest of the class. Her never-give-up their silver medals recently. And some of things, she might never walk or talk and attitude and cheerfulness has had a great ef- the older girls have progressed to their gold would possibly have severe learning diffi cul- fect on the rest of the group and she is loved medals and have now moved into the main ties. Shocked, scared and upset, her parents by all. Izzy easily passed her bronze medal adult class. digested the news and made a decision to earlier this year and is capable of achieving carry on treating Izzy the same way they had so much more. So, with all this individual success why before her diagnosis was made. would they need to wait for anyone to start “We’re fortunate that she is so happy and their class? Well, it just isn’t the same with- Therefore Izzy has always been treated the strong-willed in every aspect of her life,” says out Izzy. same way as her brother and sisters and her very proud mum, Libby. “She’s coping been given as many opportunities to experi- with exercise every day and wearing splints Izzy Reynolds is 10 years old and joined the ence as many different activities as possible. to aid her walking. She’s clever enough and group after the rest of her friends. Her moth- Her love of music and dance led her to Line sensible enough to know that this will help er, Libby approached me as Izzy has always dancing where she absolutely thrives under her fulfi l her dreams.” had a love of music and dance just like lots our watchful eyes along with the support of of other girls her age. The only difference is the friends she has made. She rarely misses My message to other instructors is: There that Izzy suffers from Cerebral Palsy. After a session and can’t bear to be late because are lots of Izzys out there who would love to discussing any concerns for her welfare I, the 45 minutes spent dancing is so precious dance. If you are lucky enough to fi nd one, along with her mum, decided to encourage to her. This in itself makes Izzy realise that, please give them a chance”. 43

Izzy 3 02/09/2004, 14:37:15 83295 Judith Godleman 02/09/2004 14:50 Page 1 Charity Lines . . .

Babes birthday bash Think Pink for Cancer Research Cancer Research UK (CRUK) is asking Line dancers all over Britain to Think Pink and put on their dancing shoes to help raise funds for breast cancer research. Community fundraiser Lucy Squance says she hoping Line dancers will help raise more than £1 million during October which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. She said: “Many Line dancers have held similar events in the past with sponsored dances, themed evenings, auctions and rafﬂ es. With their support, thousands more men and women will survive to a fulﬁ lling future. “I hope you and your line-dancing group Pamela Leng celebrated her 60th birthday with a Line dance party with her fellow Belmont will ‘Think Pink’ and help us make a Babes. Apart from boogeying to Brushwood, the girls raised £200 for St Cuthbert’s Hospice, difference to the future – as well as having Durham. a stomping good time.” Anyone who’d like to support the work of Cancer Research UK by holding your own Grimsby Grapevine ‘Pink’ event, can call for a free fundraising pack which contains posters, balloons. There are also tips to make the most of your fundraising and a sample press release to help you get great local news coverage for your group. For the fundraising pack phone 08701 602040 or email customerservices@canc er.org.uk

Bournemouth dancers catch a dream Dreamcatchers LDC, Bournemouth, held their ﬁ rst charity line dance social. Despite a very hot evening the dance was supported by nearly 70 members and friends of the club. Their chosen charity was Headway, Dorset, which supports brain injury Dreamcatchers raised more than £200 for Headway and would like to thank all the members and friends of the club who supported them.

Bandanas for Rocco The Hillbilly Rockers of Grimsby wore hats to get ahead and raised £450 for their local Diabetic Best Western Linedancers held a fund- Centre. raising evening in aid of St Rocco’s Hospice, Warrington. With two members of the group currently undergoing chemotherapy, it’s a We welcome your contributions to Charity Lines – cause close to the club’s heart. you can send them to the address on page 5 – but please include This was a Bandana evening with everyone a daytime telephone number if possible. wearing headscarves or caps. The event raised a staggering £2025. 45

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Linedancer p46 1 02/09/2004, 10:35:03 Charity Lines Boots in the barn Saturday 2 October, 8pm to midnight. Grand Annual The Silverliners topped Line Dance Charity Event, BAWA. Healthcare & Leisure the bill at a Line dance Centre, Southmead Road, Filton, Bristol. Raising evening at the Tithe money for Cancer Research UK. Admission by ticket Barn, Meols Hall, South- only in advance (not available on the door.) £4 per port. They demonstrated person. Contact Tony Flintoff on 01454-620097 or at several routines and led www.highsierracld.co.uk/news anyone who wanted a give it a try. The evening Saturday 9 October at Bridlington’s Leisure World. raised £700 for the Charity Line dance in aid of Cancer Research UK’s National Ostsoprosis Breast Cancer awareness month. Entertainment Society. from The Haleys. Doors open at 7pm, dancing until midnight. Please wear pink. Tickets £6.50 (£7.50 on the Londonderry lovelines door) Contact Phil on 01262 674152 or at partyzone@ wymingbrook.co.uk

Saturday 9 October. Surbiton Assembly Rooms, Surrey. Charity Line dance in aid of Cancer Research UK’s Breast Cancer awareness month. Further information from Sharon on 01403-216460 or [email protected]

Saturday 16 October, In The Pink charity Line dance for Breast Cancer Research at Scotch Horn Community & Sports Centre, Brockway Road, Nailsea, Bristol. Afternoon workshop from noon to 6pm with Dee Musk, Alan Birchall & Mark Furnell. Bar. Pink themed evening disco from 7pm-midnight, please dress appropriately. Admission by ticket only, £7 afternoon, £8 evening or £14 all day. Contact Crazy Chris 07900-243924, Katie The Victoria Line dancers of Londonderry are pictured after their recent Adams 07811-868416 or visit www.crazygang.biz fundraiser for the children’s charity, Heartbeat.

Saturday 16 October, 8pm to midnight at Stockport Welfare Town Hall, Edward Street, Stockport. Charity social evening with Magill and Cadillac Ranch Line Dance Disco. Fundraiser for children with the genetic skin blistering condition Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). Special appearance by Melissa, winner of Children of Courage Award (circumstances permitting). Bar, Raffl e, ample parking and large dance fl oor. Tickets £7 in advance or £9 on the door. Raffl e prizes appreciated. Call Jean or Ged on 0161-494 6804.

Saturday 23 October, 7.30pm-11.30 pm. Charity Line Dance Social with Caley’s Country Disco at Brightlingsea Community Centre, Lower Park Road, Brightlingsea, Nr. Colchester, Essex. Fundraising for a new kitchen for the Community Centre enabling Family Support to provide social care and a hot meal for the elderly community. Tickets £4-50. For tickets phone 012060302055 (ofﬁ ce Denise Moneypenny and Tony Ralphs (Ironhorse Disco and Line dance hours) or 01206-302486 (evenings). instructors) took part in the 75th anniversary celebrations of the Llay Miners Welfare Institute. Wrexham. Saturday 23 October. St Ives and St Leonards Village Dancers from Denise’s and Tony’s four clubs supported the event and Hall, Braeside Road, Broadstone, Dorset. Line dancing Country artist Russ Jones gave his services for free. The event raised £5000. evening with tuition in jive, salsa and freestyle in aid of British Heart Foundation. £6 entry fee includes food. Mel’s Strutters Mel’s Line dance Sunday 24 October, Noon to 6pm, Maidstone Leisure Strutters of Claver- Centre, Mote Hall, Mote Park, Willow Way. Line dancing ham danced for an marathon in aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care. Contact hour on Clevedon Amanda Stewart on 01622-688656 or 01622-688707 Pier to raise money for an entry form. for its restoration. Clevedon Pier was Saturday 13 November 7.30-11.30pm. BBC Children built in 1869. Grade in Need Linedance, at Leiston Leisure Centre, Red House 1 listed, it was re- Lane, Leiston, Suffolk. With “Struck It Rich” – country/ stored in 1998 after linedance band – suitable for everyone, beginners receiving a grant included. Tickets from Mary Drew on 01728-648482. from the Heritage Memorial Fund. 47

Charity Lines Oct 3 02/09/2004, 15:37:20 Album Reviews by Tim Ruzgar, Linedancer magazine’s Official Reviewer e-mail: [email protected]

TIM MCGRAW uperstar Tim McGraw has consist- Just Be Your Tear (89bpm) is a nice even Live Like You Were Dying ently delivered fine country albums paced cha cha with an almost Motown S over the last 10 years, and his music feel which should tempt some erstwhile CURB RECORDS has been a good friend to Line danc- choreographer to write a good dance to it. ing. His Set This Circus Down album is, in my Listen %%%%% opinion, his best work to date. Do You Want Fries With That (136bpm) Now Dance %%% if this one isn’t a big dance hit I’ll eat my How Bad do you Want It (88bpm), is a hat. The cool lyrics and the great hook, along storming rocker with a heavy musical with the fine musicianship, make this song a influence from the band. Should have you must. More chips anyone? all dancing along. ALBUM Kill Myself (76bpm) while not the nicest song My Old Friend (92/184bpm) is a two-step title ever, Tim describes this as “probably my OF THE which will please both Line and couples favourite song I’ve done”. The jury’s still out MONTH dancers. on this one. Can’t Tell Me Nothin’ (78bpm) is a steadier We Carry On (78bpm) is, as on all Tim song which has a rich depth to it. Another McGraw albums, a powerful song. This one destined for the dancefloor. is about the trials and tribulations of life and no matter whet happens “we carry on”. Drugs or Jesus (74bpm) is a thought The string section brings richness to this provoking song about the choices we make beautiful track. My favourite on the album. in life. Another nightclub two-step which may inspire you. While Live Like You Were Dying is not full of dance tracks, there are several with Back When (136bpm) is one of the most potential. In Tim’s own words this album upbeat numbers on the album and one of is “like a tapestry of life”, and the songs the best dance prospects. certainly deal with many aspects of everyday living. This is a high class Country album, Everybody Hates Me (105bpm) is another one which will grow on you more and more seriously good dance track just crying out as you play it, and who knows there could be for a dance to be written to it. a few dance hits from it.

CAROLYN DAWN arolyn Dawn Johnson was a respected Squeezin’ The Love Outta You (128bpm) JOHNSON songwriter in Nashville and released shows the versatility of this talented lady as C her highly acclaimed debut album in she swiftly moves into “Rock Chick” mode. 2001. Now it is time to for that all A great dance track. Dress Rehearsal important second album. ARISTA NASHVILLE – 82876-57500-2 Head Over High Heels (120bpm) is a In the title track Dress Rehearsal (81bpm) brilliant dance track which will surely tempt Listen %%%%% Carolyn laments the fact that life is for real a choreographer. Dance %%%% and not a dress rehearsal. My Little Secret (116bpm) has some He’s Mine (88bpm) is a punchy little number awesome rock guitar playing. with some cool acoustic guitar which make for a nice dance track. Just Another Plane (102bpm) is a beautiful number that will blow you away. Simple Life (100bpm) is a bluegrass style number and one of the best dance prospects Life As We Know It (86bpm) borrows more on the album. than a little from Hall & Oats’ Every Time You Go Away but I love this nice cha cha. Die Of A Broken Heart (94bpm) is a gorgeous song, one to hit the repeat button for. I’ll Let Your Go (142bpm) is fast waltz and Someone please write a dance to it! more than five minutes long. Will you have the stamina to dance to it? We Talked (73bpm) is a powerful nightclub two-step and God Doesn’t Make Mistakes Carolyn Dawn Johnson has surpassed herself (76bpm) is another smooth number and, in both content and quality, and I highly

TR10148 again, Carolyn’s vocals are superb. recommend this wonderful album to you. 48

Album Reviews Oct 1 02/09/2004, 14:59:10 Album Reviews

Dance Listen A Hit A Hit Excellent Excellent Very Good Very Good Good Good Poor Listen Only Half star

e have enjoyed the music of John room anthem is a cool west coast swing. JOHN MICHAEL Michael Montgomery in Line Cool (128bpm) is a fast waltz, and funnily MONTGOMERY W dancing over the years notably enough is all about being cool. with Sold (Grundy Gallop), I Swear (The Sway), and Life’s A Dance (Walk- It Rocked (122bpm) and this track certainly Letters From Home ing The Line). does. An awesome dance prospect. WARNER BROS – 48729

First song Good Ground (91bpm) bowls That Changes Everything (84bpm) is another Listen

along at a nice pace, and would make a good cracking little dance number with some Dance dance track. beautiful fiddle accompaniment. I love it.

The title track Letters From Home (64bpm) Break This Chain (72bpm) is also a nightclub is a poignant story about a soldier writing two-step about a guy whose grandfather and home to his family. It’s a beautiful track and father were boozers and passed it on to him. another with good possibilities for dance. Little Devil (120bpm) is the closer and from That’s What I’m Talking About (110bpm) is the first beats you know this sassy number a good cha cha and could well be a hit with will be a big hit with dancers. dancers. John Michael Montgomery produced the Look At Me Now (72bpm) is a smooth album along with Byron Gallimore (Tim nightclub two-step and JMM’s voice is McGraw’s producer) and what a great job particularly strong on this stunning song. they have made of this album.

Goes Good With Beer (115bpm) has a slow There are lots for dancers to get their teeth opening but soon gathers pace. This bar in to. Buy it, ‘cos like me, you’ll love it.

ontgomery Gentry release their All I Know About Mexico (128bpm) Clever MONTGOMERY GENTRY fourth album and, while they enjoy choreography would be needed for this M a successful career in country mu- track. You Do Your Thing sic, for me they have not lived up COLUMBIA – CK90558 to their initial promise of their debut album I Got Drunk (120bpm) is a waltz, but with Tattoos and Scars, and of course the big hit the title I’m not sure of the viability of this Hillbilly Shoes. song as a dance track. Listen Something To Be Proud Of (98bpm) kicks It’s All Good (81bpm) has an Eric Clapton Dance us off. It’s a story song that builds musically feel to it with some cool guitar solos. throughout, and has a really good chorus. I Ain’t Got It All That Bad (84bpm) features You Do Your Thing (68bpm) is the title track hank Williams Jnr and what a formidable and this nightclub two-step has been a big hit combination they make. in the States. Talking To My Angel (77bpm) is a pleasant If You Ever Stop Loving Me (93bpm) should enough song but again as the subject make for a good dance track. It’s musically matter is boozing, this may preclude it from and lyrically powerful and I love the banjo appealing to all dancers. on this. I’d Never Thought I’d Live This Long (70bpm) If It’s The Last Thing I Do (126bpm) is the is Copperhead Road revisited. type of song these guys excel at. Shades of Springsteen and the Stones. Awesome. This latest album from Montgomery Gentry is probably their best work since their debut. She Loved Me (74bpm) is a slow song which It needs a few plays to get into it but, once tells the story of a singer meeting up with a you do, you will appreciate the quality of the girl fan, settling down, having kids, and then album. it all goes wrong. With a few good dance track possibilities, Gone (120bpm) it’s back into the rock mould you should check out You Do Your Thing again for this powerful dance track. soon. 49

Album Reviews Oct 2 02/09/2004, 14:59:50 COWBOY RHYTHM BFPdance 1

50 BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE

7 - 8 Step forward left. Scuff right forward making 1/4 turn left. left. making1/4turn Scuffrightforward left. Stepforward forward. right.Scuffleft Stepforward Scuffrightforward. left. Stepforward 7-8 forward. right.Scuffleft Stepforward 5-6 3)Claphands.4)Snapfingers. 3-4 anduponoutsideofthighs. 2)Slaphandsforward withScuffs,1/4 Turn StepsForward Left. 1-2 1)Slaphandsdownandbackonoutsideofthighs. Section6 side.Hitchrightknee(orscuffforward) toleft Stepleft Optionalhandmovescanbeaddedtoeachgrapevineasbelow: side.Crossrightbehindleft. toleft Stepleft Hands:- 7-8 5-6 is often dancedwithslightvariations. isoften 6 - 8 Fan left toes - Left, Right, Left (weight ends on left). withtoesfannedtoright. (weightendsonleft). Right,Left forward Fan Stompleft toes-Left, left withtoesfannedtoleft. FanRight(weightendsonright). Stomprightforward righttoes-Right,Left, 6-8 5 2-4 1 Stomps&Toe Fans. Section1 Note:- forward) knee(orscuff left Steprighttoside.Hitchleft behindright. Steprighttoside.Crossleft 3-4 GrapevinewithHitch. RightGrapevinewithHitch,Left 1-2 Clap. bodyslightlyleft. backturning Stepleft bodyslightlyright.Clap. Steprightbackturning Section5 Clap. bodyslightlyleft. back turning Stepleft 7-8 bodyslightlyright.Clap. Steprightbackturning 5-6 3-4 BackStepswithClaps. 1-2 Taking weightontoesfanheelsout.Return heelstoplace. side.Sliderightbesideleft. toleft Stepleft Section4 Taking weightontoesfanheelsout.Return heelstoplace. 7-8 besideright. Steprighttoside.Slideleft 5-6 3-4 StepSlides,HeelSplits. Right&Left 1-2 side. toleft Bumphipsright.left. Stepleft behindrightkneeandslapwithhand. Hookleft Section3 Steprighttoside. 7-8 hand. kneeandslapwithleft Hookrightbehindleft 6 5 side. slightlytoleft Stomprightslightlytoside.left 4 3 Stomps,HookswithSlaps,HipBumps. 1-2 Section2 S ‘All OverButTheShoutin’ byShenandoah;‘CowboyBoogie’RandyTravis. Music Suggestions:- by:- Choreographed 4 Wall LineDance:- TEPS ThescriptabovehasbeenpreparedusingJoThompson’s ownsheet.Thedancehasdevelopeditsstyleonthe floorand A CTUAL JoThompson(USA) July1992. ‘BabyLikes To Rock It’byTheTractors; ‘BoogieWoogie Blues’byCharlie Daniels; Fiddle Country 48 Counts. Beginner/Intermediate Level. Level. 48 Counts.Beginner/Intermediate F OOTWORK Cowboy Rhythm S C Step Turn Step Scuff Step Scuff Step Scuff Step Hitch Step Behind Heel Split Right Together Bump Left Slap Right Slap 2, 3,4 Left 2, 3,4 Right Step Hitch Step Behind Back Clap Back Clap Back Clap Back Clap Heel Split TogetherLeft Stomp ALLING UGGESTION D Turning left Forward Left Right Back On thespot Left On thespot Right On thespot Forward On thespot Forward On thespot IRECTION 02/09/2004, 16:09:30 BEGINNER 51 02/09/2004, 16:10:19 l Myers Va IRECTION On the spot left Turning On the spot left Turning On the spot On the spot Forward D UGGESTION ALLING Cross Back Side Together Cross Back Side Together Step Pivot Stomp Stomp Step Pivot Stomp Stomp Heel Clap Clap Toe Right Strut Left Strut C S OOTWORK F A - B Whirl A - B alphabetical order. ‘Dance, Shout!’ (117 bpm) by Wynona from ‘Fever 1’ CD, 48 count intro; ‘If It Don’t Come Easy’ 1’ CD, 48 count intro; ‘If It Don’t ‘Fever ‘Dance, Shout!’ (117 bpm) by Wynona from alphabetical order. A Dime’ (128 bpm) by Much Candy For 9’ CD, 16 count intro; ‘Too from ‘Most Awesome Tucker (140 bpm) by Tanya (125 bpm) by Kathy Mattea from ‘The No 1 9’ CD, 16 count intro; ‘455 Rocket’ Eddy Raven also from ‘Most Awesome Linedancing Album’ CD, 16 count intro. 24 Counts. Beginner. Since this is an Absolute Beginners dance, there are many tracks that could be used. Here are some suggestions in Since this is an Absolute Beginners dance, Val Myers (UK) February Myers (UK) 2004. Val CTUAL A TEPS 2 Wall Line Dance:- 2 Wall Choreographed by:- Music Suggestions:- S 5 - 6 7 - 8 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. Stomp right in place. Stomp left in place. Section 3 Step 1/4 Pivot Left, Stomp, Stomp, Step 1/4 Pivot Left, Stomp, Stomp. 1 - 2 3 - 4 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. Stomp right in place. Stomp left in place. - 6 5 7 - 8 Cross right over left. Step left back. Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Section 2 x2. Jazz Box - 2 1 3 - 4 Cross right over left. Step left back. right side. Close left Step right to beside right. 5 - 6 7 - 8 forward. Step right heel Drop right toe taking weight. Step left heel forward. Drop left toe taking weight. Section 1 Clap, 2x Heel Struts Forward. Heel, Clap, Toe, 1 - 2 3 - 4 right heel forward. Clap. Touch right toe back. Clap. Touch Script approved by a - b whirl dance 1 love 2-step dance1 approved by Script

52 BEGINNER Sie ohheslf.Sie ohte et wvlbt el et lp HesTe el lp Left HeelsToes HeelsClap Right HeelsToes HeelsClap Clap. Swivel bothheelsleft. Swivelbothtoesleft. Swivelboth heels left. Swivelboth heels right.SwivelbothtoesClap. 5-8 1-4 Clap. SwivelRight,Clap,Left, Section4 side.Stomprightbesideleft. toleft Stepleft side.Crossrightbehindleft. toleft Stepleft 7-8 forward. left Steprighttoside.Brush 5-6 back. Stepleft Crossrightoverleft. 3-4 1-2 Grapevine,Stomp. Left JazzBox, Brush, Section3 rightforward. Brush forward. Stepleft rightbehindleft. Lock forward. Stepleft 7-8 forward. left Make rightbrushing 1/4turn Steprightforward. 5-6 behindright. left Lock Steprightforward. 3-4 1-2 Step,Brush. Step,1/4Turn Step,Lock, Brush, Step,Lock, Section2 Touch Hitchrightkneeup. rightheelforward. Touch besideright. side.Closeleft toleft left 7-8 Touch righttoside.Closebesideleft. 5-6 3-4 1 - 2 With feet together split heels apart. Put heelstogetheragain. Withfeettogethersplitheelsapart.Put 1-2 HeelSplit,Touch, Together, Touch, Together, Tap Hitch. HeelForward, Section1 S Music Suggestion:- to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 4 Wall LineDance:- TEPS A CTUAL Wooden‘Three Crosses’ byRandyTravis from‘RiseAndShine’CD,startonvocals. Deﬁ‘Busy Man’ from‘The byBillyRayCyrus nitiveCollection’ CD,startonvocals. NancyAMorgan(USA) August 2004. 32 Counts.Beginner. F OOTWORK 2-Step Love S C Step Brush Step Brush Step Lock Touch Hitch Close Left Right Close Side Stomp Side Behind Side Brush Cross Back Step Brush Step Lock Heels Together ALLING UGGESTION D Left On thespot Forward Forward Turning right Forward On thespot IRECTION 02/09/2004, 16:11:22 Nancy Morgan BEGINNER 53 02/09/2004, 16:12:12 The Girls IRECTION Left Forward Right Left Forward left Turning Forward On the spot Back On the spot Forward On the spot Right Back D UGGESTION ALLING Side Together Side Together Forward Hold Side Clap Side Clap Forward Clap Clap Turn Heel Toe Heel Toe Kick 2, 3, Hold Toe Heel Toe Back Rock Heel Toe Step Rock Side Together Back Hold C S OOTWORK Go For It! Go For F 32 Counts. Beginner. Maureen & Michelle (The Girls) Jones (UK) July 2004. ‘Country Down To My Soul’ (166 bpm) by Lee Roy Parnell from ‘Fever 7’ CD, 16 count intro; 7’ CD, 16 count from ‘Fever My Soul’ (166 bpm) by Lee Parnell Roy ‘Country Down To intro. ‘Bump, Bounce, Boogie’ (180 bpm) by Asleep At The Wheel from ‘20 greatest hits’ CD, 48 count ‘It’s Late’ (162 bpm) by Shakin’ Stevens from ‘The Hits Of Shakin’ Stevens, 16 count intro. from ‘The Stevens ‘It’s Late’ Hits Of Shakin’ by Shakin’ (162 bpm) ‘Go To Sleep Big Bertha’ (176 bpm) by Eddie Rabbitt from ‘Most Awesome 9’ CD, 32 count intro; Sleep Big Bertha’ (176 bpm) by Eddie Rabbitt from ‘Most Awesome ‘Go To CTUAL A TEPS Music Suggestion:- 4 Wall Line Dance:- 4 Wall Choreographed by:- Choreographed to:- S 7 - 8 Kick right slightly higher kick forward. Hold. Section 4 Struts Forward, Toe Kicks x3, Hold. 1 - 2 3 - 4 Step right toe forward. Drop right heel taking weight. 5 - 6 Step left toe forward. Drop left heel taking weight. Kick right low kick forward. Kick right slightly higher kick forward. 5 - 6 7 - 8 Step right forward. Lean forward clapping hands forward. Step left 1/4 turn left. Lean forward clapping hands forward. Section 3 Left, Side Steps, Claps, Step Forward, Clap, Step 1/4 Turn Clap. 1 - 2 3 - 4 Step right to right side. Lean body towards right clapping hands to right. Step left to left side. Lean body towards left clapping hands to left. - 2 1 - 4 3 Close left Step right to right side. beside right. - 6 5 Step right back. Hold. 7 - 8 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Hold. 5 - 6 7 - 8 Step left toe forward. Drop left heel taking weight. right forward. on left. Rock Section 2 Recover Rhumba Box. Section 1 Strut Forward, Step. Strut Toe Rock Back, Back Rock, Toe 1 - 2 3 - 4 back. Drop right heel taking weight. Step right toe on right. left back. Recover Rock Script approved by go for it! dance 1 hey goodlooking dance1 approved by Script

54 BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE ‘Tuxedo Junction’ Holland&HisBigBand Vol. (148bpm)byJools Hollandfrom‘Jools (MoreFriends) 2’ CD,32countintro. Music Suggestion:- to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 4 Wall LineDance:- Note:- Turn besideright. 1/4right steppingrighttoside.Stepleft Stepbackonleft. Crossrightoverleft. 7-8 5-6 Touch besideright. side.Stepleft toleft left Touch righttoside.Turn 1/4rightsteppingbesideleft. 3-4 1-2 1/4Turn Monterey Right,Jazzbox With1/4Turn Right. Rock backonright.Recover ontoleft. Section2 onright.Recover Rockontoleft. forward 7-8 toetakingweight. Dropleft heelforward. Stepleft 5-6 Droprighttoetakingweight. Steprightheelforward. 3-4 1-2 &BackRocks. Forward Strut, Left RightStrut, Section1 Turn beside right. Stepleft 1/4rightsteppingforward. Stepbackonleft. Crossrightoverleft. 7-8 beside right. Steprightdiagonallybackright.left 5-6 diagonallybackleft. Steprightdiagonallybackright.left 3-4 1-2 DiagonalBackSteps,JazzBox With1/4Turn Right. Turn side.Touch toleft steppingleft 1/4left right besideleft. Section4 Turn left. 1/4turn Stepleft steppingbackontoright. 1/2left 7-8 right.Touch Steprightdiagonallyforward behindright. left 5-6 behindright. left right.Lock Steprightdiagonallyforward 3-4 1-2 Step,Touch, Lock Rolling DiagonallyForward Grapevine,Touch. Section3 S TEPS The Next 12StepsForm ATriangular Pattern Finishing At TheStartPoint. A CTUAL ‘Summer Time Fever’ (130bpm)byTracy ‘SummerTimeFever’ Byrdfrom‘Ten Rounds’ CD,startonvocals; ‘Hey Good Looking’ (144bpm)byJimmyBuffettfrom‘LicenseTo‘Hey GoodLooking’ Chill’CD,startonvocals. 32 Counts.Beginner/Intermediate. Kim Swan(UK)August2004. F Hey Good OOTWORK Looking S C Cross Back Out Together Out Turn Back Rock RockForward Heel Toe Heel Toe Turn Together Turn Together Cross Back Back Together 3, Touch Turn, 2 Step Touch Step Lock Back ALLING UGGESTION D Back Turning right On thespot Turning right On thespot Forward Turning right Turning left Forward Back IRECTION 02/09/2004, 16:15:42 Kim Swan BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE 55 02/09/2004, 16:16:37 Chris Cleevely IRECTION Back left Turning Forward On the spot Left right Turning left Turning Forward On the spot Right On the spot Forward D UGGESTION ALLING Right Strut Cross Back Touch Turn Shuffle Step Step Rock Side Rock Side Rock Side Close Side Rock Turn Step Pivot Step Touch Kick Kick Cross Touch Jump Back Clap Back Left Strut C S Eye Eye Candy required for this track. OOTWORK F 32 Counts. Beginner/Intermediate. Chris Cleevely (UK) June 2004. ‘Too Much Candy For A Dime’ (128 bpm) by Eddy Raven from ‘Most Awesome 9’, start on vocals. A Dime’ (128 bpm) by Eddy Raven from ‘Most Awesome Much Candy For ‘Too ‘Hey Honey, I’m packing you in’ (120 bpm) by Bryan I’m packing you in’ Up The Neighbours’ CD, start on vocals. Adams from ‘Waking ‘Hey Honey, CTUAL A During 5th Wall dance Section 1 then restart from beginning. During 5th Wall TEPS Note:- Music Suggestion:- 2 Wall Line Dance:- 2 Wall Choreographed by:- Choreographed to:- Restart is NOT Restart S 1 & 2 3 - 4 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. 5 - 6 on left. 1/4 right rocking right back. Recover Turn 7 - 8 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. left beside right. Step right forward. Touch 3 - 4 5 - 6 left forward. Rock on right. Recover 7 - 8 on right. left to left Rock side. Recover Section 4 on right. left to left Rock side. Recover Step 1/2 Pivot, Step, Touch. Left Right Back Rock, Chasse, 1/4 Turn - 8 7 Section 3 right beside left. Step left turn 1/4 left. Touch Forward Step, Left x2. Shuffle, Rock Recover Side Rock, 1 & 2 Step right forward. Close left right. Step right forward. beside Section 2 Left, Struts, 1/4 Turn Touch. Jazz Box Toe 1 - 2 - 4 3 Step left toe forward. Drop left heel taking weight. 5 - 6 Step right toe forward. Drop right heel taking weight. Cross left over right. Step right back. 5 - 6 7 & 8 body 1/4 turn left. feet in place). Twist turn body 1/4 right (keeping Restart:- Twist Jump back stepping right, left. Clap. at this point. During 5th wall restart dance from beginning Twist Twist Section 1 Twist 1/4 Right, Twist Kick, Kick, Cross, Left, 1/4 Touch, Jazz Jump. 1 - 2 3 - 4 Kick left forward. Kick left forward. right behind left. Cross left over right. Touch Script approved by eye candy dance 1 Push dance 1 approved by Script

56 BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE Holdthisposeandlistenforthetelephonehang-up. (frontwall). withheadlookingleft toleft arm left Oncount8‘Push’ Facing forward. 3o’clockwallattheendofsection2,kickingleft Turn Turn Turn back.Touch 1/4rightsteppingleft Ending:- bendingknees. rightacross left headtoleft. Oncount8‘whip’ right,steppingontoright. Turn 1/2turn Pivot forward. 1/4rightsteppingleft Option:- besideright.Steprighttoside. Stepright to rightside.Closeleft 7-8 besideright. Steprighttoside.Closeleft 5-6 3&4 1-2 Side,Together, RightChasse,1/4Turn, Pivot1/2Turn, 1/4Turn, Touch. torightside. and‘push’both arms Oncount8,leanbodytoleft side.Kickrightlowkickto large steptoleft Stepleft Section4 side.Crossrightoverleft. toleft Stepleft Crossrightbehindleft. Style:- 7-8 5&6 & 3 - 4 Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Step left to left side. toleft Step left side.Crossrightoverleft. toleft Stepleft overright.Turn Crossleft steppingrightback. 1/4left &3-4 (lowkick). forward Kickleft Weave, SideStep,Kick. Side,Left SideCross, 1-2 1/4Turn Cross, Left, Section3 Rock rightback.Recover Steprightforward. onleft. 8 Recover back. onright.Stepleft Rock forward. left forward. Stepleft besideright.Steprightforward. Closeleft Steprightforward. 6&7 4&5 2&3 1 Mambo,BackKick. Shuffle,Forward Step,Forward Twist rightin‘dip’position.Twist Touch in‘dip’position. 1/4left turning left Turn Section2 Touch back.Turn left bendingbothkneesina‘dip’(weightonboth). 1/4left Handsmay beplacedontopofeachthighduringthedip. 7-8 Touch Touch forward. left side. toleft left Option:- behindright.Steprightforward. left Lock Steprightforward. 5-6 3-4 Release musicwillbegin,wait16countsthenbegindance. arms, Step,Touches, Lock Touch, Forward Twist. Bend,Twist, 1/4Turn Left, 1&2 fromchest. Thendo4quickpushes;bothpalmspushingforward anddirection). push(dancerchoosesarm Onnext vocals,repeatarm 2‘Push’ Section1 Listenforthetelephoneringthenonfirstvocalof‘Push’:- Optional S Choreographed to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 4 Wall LineDance:- Intro:- Intro:- TEPS Straighten one arm outwithpalmfacingout,thenrelease. Straighten onearm A CTUAL MichelePerron (Canada)May2004. ‘Push’ (124 bpm)byDanniiMinoguefrom‘NeonNights’CD,start16countsinto mainmusic. ‘Push’ 32 Counts.Beginner/Intermediate. F OOTWORK Push S C Turn Sit Side Close Twist Turn Forward Front Side Step Right Lock Side Close Side Kick Behind SideCross & CrossSide Cross Turn Onthespot Kick Back Mambo Mambo Forward Shuffle Step Step ALLING UGGESTION D Back Turning right Right Left Turning left Forward Turning left Turning left On thespot On thespot IRECTION 02/09/2004, 16:17:33 Michele Perron INTERMEDIATE 57 02/09/2004, 16:18:37 IRECTION Left On the spot Left right Turning On the spot right Turning Turning right Turning left Turning right Turning left Turning D Andrew, Sheila & Simon Andrew, UGGESTION ALLING Behind Sweep Cross Side Behind Side Touch Side Cross Unwind Back Rock Right Side Drag left Turning Cross Turn Turn Cross Rock Side Close Turn Turn Turn Back Rock left Turning Sailor Turn Step Pivot Step Step Step Turn & Turn Rock Step Pivot Step Step Pivot Turn Turn Triple C S OOTWORK Let’s Be Be Let’s Us Again F 32 Counts. Intermediate. ‘Let’s Be Us Again’ (69 bpm) by Lonestar‘Let’s CD, 16 count intro. from ‘Let’s Be Us Again’ Be Us Again’ Andrew Palmer, Simon & Sheila Cox (UK) June 2004. Simon & Sheila Cox Andrew Palmer, Any Night Club 2-step track of a similar tempo. CTUAL A Cross Rock, Chasse 1/4 Turn, 1/2 Turn, Back Rock 1/2 Turn, Sailor 1/4 Turn. Sailor 1/4 1/2 Turn, Back Rock 1/2 Turn, Chasse 1/4 Turn, Cross Rock, Behind Side Touch, Side Cross Unwind, Back Rock Side Drag, Cross Side Cross 1/4 Turns. Rock Unwind, Back Behind Side Touch, Step 1/2 Pivot Step, Step 1/4 Pivot Step, Rock Step 1/2 Turn, Step 1/2 Pivot Step. Step 1/2 Turn, 1/4 Pivot Step, Rock Step 1/2 Pivot Step, Step TEPS Choreographed to:- Music Suggestion:- 2 Wall Line Dance:- 2 Wall Choreographed by:- S Tag:- 1 - 2 At The End Of 6th Wall: Hold for 2 counts. 2 & 3 4 5 & 6 Step left left to side. Close right beside left. Step left 1/4 turn left. 7 & 8 1/2 right stepping left back. 1/2 left stepping right back. on right. Turn left back. Recover Rock Turn Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Step right 1/4 turn right. 6 & & 7 8 Step left large step to left left. side. Drag right towards Section 4 left 1/4 right stepping back. Cross right over left. Turn 1/4 right stepping right to right side. Turn & 1 on right. rock left Cross over right. Recover (7 & 8) Section 3 Cross right over left. Step left back. Step right to right side. 1 & 2 & 3 - 4 left across right. Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Touch & 5 Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Unwind 1/2 turn left. on right. left behind right. Recover Rock (1 & 2) (3 & 4) Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Step left forward. 5 & 6 Shuffle forward stepping Right, Left, Right. 7 & 1/4 left stepping left to left side. left forward. Rock on right. Turn 8 & Recover Restart:- Cross right over left. Step left to left side. then start dance again. replace 7 & 8 above as follows - During 3rd Wall, left. Cross right behind Sweep left & Turn out and around behind right. Rock Section 2 Ronde. Weave, & 1/4 Turn, Rock 1/2 Turn, Triple 1 & 2 Step 1/2 Pivot, 1/2 Turn, 3 & 4 Option:- Step left right stepping left 1/2 forward. back. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Turn 1/2 turn right travelling back stepping Right, Left, Right. Triple counts 1 - 4 as follows: Replace 1 & 2 3 & 4 5 & 6 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Step left forward. 7 & 8 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. Step right forward. 1/2 left stepping left forward. left forward. Rock on right. Turn Recover Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. Step right forward. Section 1 Script approved by let's be us again dance 1 Wot UGot Babe dance1 approved by Script

58 INTERMEDIATE 8 & Rock right forward. Recover Rockonleft. rightforward. Walk right,left. forward 8& right,left. Bumphipsleft, 6-7 4&5 Walk Back,Side,HipBumps,Walk Rock Step. Forward, Walk Steprighttosidebumpinghipright. back right,left. Turning right and6thwalls: Dancedat endof3rd 1,2,3 Recover Rockonleft. rightforward. Tag:- Rock Turn Cross forward. Hold(pushing righthiptosideforstyling).Stepleft 8& behindright.Steprighttoside. Steprighttoside.Crossleft Turn Rock forward. left overright. 1/4rightrecoveringonright.Crossleft 6-7 4&5 Steprightforward. 2&3 Rock 1/4Turn SideBehind Side,Hold,Step,Rock Cross, Step. Section4 1 7 - 8 Step left forward. Step right forward. Steprightforward. forward. Stepleft SideBackRock right. 1/2turn Pivot forward. Stepleft Steprightforward. 7-8 left. 1/2turn Pivot Steprightforward. left. 1/4turn Stepleft 5-6& Steprightlongsteptoside.Rock behindright.Recover left onright. 3-4& 1-2& Section1 & 8 & Cross left over right. Step right back. Step left to left side. toleft overright.Steprightback.left Crossleft back.Steprighttoside. Stepleft Crossrightoverleft. overright.Recover side. Crossrockleft toleft onright.Step left &8 Rock rightback.Recover right. Stepright1/4turn onleft. 6 & 7 4&5 2&3 BackRock 1/4 Turn, Rock BackSidex2,Step. Cross Side,Cross Bumphipsback. Bumphipsforward. Section3 backbumpinghipback. Steprightback.left &1 Recover back. onright.Stepleft Rock forward. left Turn 1/2rightsteppingforward. 7-8 Turn Turn 1/4rightsteppingforward. back. 1/2rightsteppingleft 5&6 Touch rightbesideleft. 4 Turn Point 3& 2 Touch, Triple 1&1/4Turn, Mambo,Step,Backx2,HipBumps. Forward Turn Turn forward. steppingleft pointrighttoside. 1/2left 1/2left Section2 &1 S Note:- Music Suggestion:- to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 2 Wall LineDance:- TEPS Tag isNOTrequired withtheShelbyLynne track. Side BehindRock 1/4,Step1/2PivotStep,Full Turn, Point. A CTUAL ‘I’mNotTheOne’(78bpm)byShelby Lynne from‘Restless’ CD,16countintro–startonvocals. ‘NeverFelt Like from‘Open’ ThisBefore’(75bpm)byShaznayLewis CD,16countintro – startonvocals. 32 Counts.Intermediate. Dave ‘The Rave’&Jane‘LittleMo’ BlakeDave ‘The (UK)July2004. F W OOTWORK ot UGot Babe! S C Rock Step Walk Walk Bump & Back Side Rock & Hold Step Step Back Bump Mambo Step Step Turn Turn Touch Step Step Pivot Turn StepPivot ieBhn ie Right Side Behind Cross BackSide Cross &Side Back &Turn & Bump rs akSd Back Cross BackSide ALLING UGGESTION D Jane &DaveBlake On thespot Forward On thespot Back On thespot Forward Forward Left Turning right On thespot Back On thespot Turning right On thespot Forward Turning right Turning left Right Turning left IRECTION 02/09/2004, 16:21:46 INTERMEDIATE 59 02/09/2004, 16:22:35 Christina Walker IRECTION Turning left Turning On the spot right Turning Right On the spot Left Left Back right Turning Forward Forward Back right Turning On the spot Right Forward Left Back right Turning On the spot left Turning Left Forward Right Back D UGGESTION ALLING Turn Shuffle Turn Step Rock Turn Triple Turn Triple Side Close Side Close Side Cross Rock Side Close Side Cross Side Behind Side Cross Back Together Turn Step Lock Step Lock Step Step Lock Step Lock Step Cross Back Side Turn Sway 6, 7, 8 Side Together Side Together Shuffle Step Side Together Back Shuffle Shuffle Turn Step Rock Turn Triple Turn Triple Side Together Shuffle Step Side Together Back Shuffle C S Linda Rumba Rumba OOTWORK F ‘This dance is dedicated to my friend Linda who I know has had great support through Linedancing after 64 Counts. Intermediate. Christina Walker a.k.a ‘Scottish Suspect’ (UK) May 2004. a.k.a ‘Scottish Christina Walker ‘What (152 bpm) by Enrique Inglesias A Crying Shame’ (115 bpm) by The Mavericks from ‘Best Of…’ CD; ‘Be Yourself’ ‘Stayin’ In Love’ Brothers from ‘Rip Off The Knob’ or ‘Heartbreak Overload’ CDs, (120 bpm) by Bellamy ‘Stayin’ CTUAL A TEPS Music Suggestion:- Choreographer’s Note:- 2 Wall Line Dance:- 2 Wall Choreographed by:- Choreographed to:- from ‘7’ CD, 32 count intro for both. she lost her husband, David. 8 count intro - start on vocals. S 3 - 4 5 - 8 Step right 1/4 turn right. Step left to left side. Sway hips Right, Left, Right, Left. Section 7 1 - 2 Step Right, Lock, Step, Lock, Step, Step Left, Lock, Step, Lock, Step. 3 & 4 5 - 6 Step right forward. Lock left right. behind 7 & 8 Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Step right forward. Section 8 Step left forward. Lock right behind left. Step left forward. Lock right behind left. Step left forward. 1 - 2 Right, Sway Hips Right, Left, 1/4 Turn Right, Left. Jazz Box Cross right over left. Step left back. Section 6 1 - 2 Right. 1/4 Turn Cross, Side, Behind, Side, Jazz Box 3 - 4 5 - 6 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. 7 - 8 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Step left back. Step right 1/4 turn right. Close left beside right. 5 & 6 7 & 8 Section 5 1/2 turn right on the spot stepping Right, Left, Right. Triple 1/2 turn right on the spot stepping Left, Right, Left. Triple 1 - 2 Left Side, Close, Right Chasse, Cross Rock, Chasse. 3 & 4 5 - 6 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. 7 & 8 Step right to right side. Close left Step right to right side. beside right. on right. Cross rock left over right. Recover Step left left to side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. 3 & 4 5 - 6 7 & 8 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Section 4 right side. Close left Step right to beside right. Step right back. Close left beside right. Step right back. 1 & 2 Left. 1/2 Turn Right, Triple 1/2 Turn Step, Triple Shuffle, Rock 1/4 Turn - 4 3 Step left 1/4 turn left. Close right beside left. Step left forward. right forward. Rock on left. Recover 1 & 2 3 - 4 5 & 6 Step right 1/4 turn right. Close left beside right. Step right forward. 7 & 8 left forward. Rock on right. Recover Section 3 1/2 turn left on the spot stepping Left, Right, Left. Triple 1/2 turn left on the spot stepping Right, Left, Right. Triple Back Shuffle. 1 - 2 ForwardShuffle, Side, Together, Side, Together, Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Section 1 Shuffle. Back 1 - 2 Forward Shuffle, Side, Together, Side, Together, 3 & 4 5 - 6 7 & 8 right side. Close left Step right to beside right. Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Section 2 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left back. Close right beside left. Step left back. Right. Left, 1/2 Turn 1/2 Turn Triple Step, Triple Shuffle, Rock 1/4 Turn Script approved by rumba linda dance 1 spanish lullaby dance1 approved by Script

60 INTERMEDIATE Se ett etsd.Coergtbsd et un14lf tpiglf owr. ieCoeTr Turning left SideCloseTurn Step,Mambo1/4 Turn, KickBallChange. Lock Step1/2Pivot,Forward Turn side.Closerightbesideleft. toleft Stepleft forward. steppingleft 1/4left inplace.Skateright Skateleft Section6 besideright. Steprighttoside. Steprighttoside.Closeleft inplace. Skaterightinplace.left 7&8 5-6 3&4 Chasse1/4Turn. Skatesx2,RightChasse, x2,Left Turn besideright. steppingrighttoside.Closeleft 1/4left 1-2 left. 1/2turn Pivot Steprightforward. Section5 7-8 5-6 7 & 8 Rock left to left side.Recover Rock toleft overright. left onright.Crossstepleft overright.Recover Crossrockleft onright. side.Recover Rock toleft left onright. 7&8 Rock righttoside.Recover Cross steprightoverleft. onleft. Recover Crossrockrightoverleft. onleft. 6& Rock righttoside.Recover onleft. 5& 3&4 2& SideRock, Rock, Cross SideRock x2. Cross 1& forward. Stepleft back.Closerightbesideleft. Stepleft overright.Steprightback. Crossleft Section8 besideright.Steprightforward. Stepright back. Closeleft back. Stepleft Crossrightoverleft. 7&8 MamboTurn 5-6 3&4 Back,Coaster Step. Back,CoasterStep,Cross Cross 1-2 inplace. Steprightinplace.left Kickrightforward. Recover onright.Turn Rock forward. left side. toleft steppingleft 1/4left Section7 behindright.Steprightforward. left Lock Steprightforward. left. 1/2turn Pivot Steprightforward. 7&8 5&6 3&4 1-2 3 & 4 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Step left inplace. behindright.Steprighttoside. Stepleft Crossleft 3&4 1 & 2 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side.Steprightinplace. toleft Stepleft Crossrightbehindleft. Together. 1/4 Turn Sailor, Left, RightSailor, Step1/2PivotLeft, Left 1&2 Section4 Rock righttoside.Recover diagonal. anglingbodytoleft onleft overright. behind right.Steprighttoside.Crossleft Crossleft Section2 Touch side.Touch toleft left besideright.Touch left side. toleft left Touch righttoside.Turn 7-8 1/2rightsteppingbesideleft. 5&6 3&4 1/2Turn, Monterey Touch SideRock. OutInOut,BehindSideCross, 1-2 Section1 7 & 8 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. toleft Stepleft side.Closerightbesideleft. toleft Stepleft back. Crossrightoverleft. Stepleft besideright.Steprighttoside. Steprighttoside.Closeleft overright. Steprighttoside.Crossleft Turning right 7&8 5-6 3&4 Chasse. Left RightChasse,Back,Cross, Side,Cross, 1-2 Recover onright.Turn Rock forward. left forward. steppingleft 1/2left CrossRock Steprightforward. Turn forward. Stepleft Section3 Recover Crossrockrightoverleft. Turn onleft. 1/4rightsteppingforward. diagonallyleft. Walk Walk diagonallyleft. forward left rightforward 7&8 5-6 3&4 1-2 S Music Suggestion:- to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 4 Wall LineDance:- TEPS Walk Rock x2,Cross 1/4Turn Right,Walks x2, Rock Step1/2Turn Left. A CTUAL ‘Just To ‘Just SeeYou Smile’(192bpm)byTimMcGrawfrom ‘Fever 7’ CD, startonvocals. ‘La IslaBonita’(117 bpm)byMadonnafrom‘True ‘La Blue’or‘ImmaculateCollection’ CDs–startonvocals. 64Counts.Intermediate. TinaArgyle(UK)April2004. F OOTWORK Spanish Lullaby S C Side Rock Cross Cross & Side & Side Rock Cross Cross & Side & Cross Back Coaster Step Onthespot Cross Back Kick BallChange Step Step Lock Step Pivot Skate Skate Step Pivot Coaster Step Side Close Turn Together Sailor Step Sailor Step Right Rock Out In Out Turn Side Close Back Cross Side Cross Rock &Turn Walk Walk Walk Walk eidSd rs Right Behind SideCross Side Close ALLING UGGESTION D On thespot On thespot Turning left Forward Turning left On thespot On thespot Turning left Right On thespot On thespot On thespot Turning right Left Back Right Turning left Forward Forward IRECTION 02/09/2004, 16:23:35 Ti na Argyle INTERMEDIATE 61 02/09/2004, 16:24:22 Neville Fitzgerald IRECTION Turning right Turning On the spot left Turning Forward On the spot right Turning On the spot Left On the spot Right Back On the spot right Turning Right Turning left Turning On the spot On the spot right Turning Forward Back Left Right Left left Turning Left On the spot D UGGESTION ALLING Point Turn Turn Point Side Rock Sailor Turn Walk Walk Step Rock Turn Triple Step Pivot Coaster Step Side Hold & Side Rock Cross Shuffle Back Shuffle Back Rock Cross Hold & Cross Shuffle 6, 7, 8 Point Turn Turn Turn Turn Step Rock Side Rock Side Rock Sailor Step Step Pivot Step Hitch & Back Left, Left Right, Cross Point Behind Side On the spot Cross Point Behind Side Step Pivot Rock Turn Behind Side & Cross Point 2, 3, 4 & Point C S Wanna Wanna Wanna OOTWORK F 64 Counts. Intermediate. Neville Fitzgerald (UK) June 2004. Neville Fitzgerald ‘Some Girls’ (130 bpm) by Rachel Stevens, CD single or ‘Funkydory’ CD Album, 32 count intro – start on vocals. ‘Love You Too Much’ (126 bpm) by Brady Seals from Linedancer Fever 9, 16 count intro – start on vocals. Brady Seals from Linedancer Fever Much’ (126 bpm) by Too ‘Love You CTUAL A TEPS Choreographed to:- Music Suggestion:- 4 Wall Line Dance:- 4 Wall Choreographed by:- S 3 & 4 5 - 6 7 & 8 1/2 turn right stepping Right, Left, Section 3 Right. Triple Step left forward. weight back on left. Pivot 1/2 turn right keeping 1 - 2 & Step right back. Close left forward. beside right. Step right 1/4 Turn. Cross Shuffle, 1/4 Turn, Side, Hold, & Side Rock, 3 - 4 5 & 6 Step left to leftright beside left. side. Hold. Close on right. left to left Rock side. Recover Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Section 1 1 - 2 Forward x2. Walk 1/4 Turn, Sailor Side Rock, Monterey Turn, 3 - 4 5 & 6 7 - 8 1/2 right stepping right beside left. right to right side. Turn Point Section 2 on right. left to left Rock side. Recover Cross left Step left behind right. Step right to right side. 1/4 turn left. 1 - 2 Right, Step 1/2 Pivot Right, Coaster Step. 1/2 Turn Step, Triple Rock Step right forward. Step left forward. right forward. on left. Rock Recover Section 5 1 - 2 & Cross, Sailor Step. Hold, & Cross Shuffle, Side Rock, 3 & 4 Cross left side. over right. Hold. Step right to right Cross left right. Step right to right side. Cross left over over right. 7 - 8 Section 4 - 2 1 Right. 1/4 left stepping left Right, 1/4 Turn forward. 1/2 Turn 1/4 left stepping right back. Turn Back Rock, Step, Back Shuffle, Rock Turn 3 & 4 5 - 6 - 8 7 right forward. Rock on left. Recover left Step right back. Close beside right. Step right back. on right. left back. Recover Rock side. 1/4 right stepping right to right stepping left 1/2 right back. Turn Turn Turn Turn Tag:- 1 - 4 & 5 - 8 & Then Begin Again. Dance Once At End Of 2nd Wall, right to right side. Hold for 3 counts. Step right beside left. Point left to left side. Hold for 3 counts. Step left Point beside right. 7 - 8 Section 8 1 - 2 Behind, Side, Cross, Point. Side Rock, Step 1/2 Pivot, 1/4 Turn Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. 3 - 4 5 - 6 7 - 8 & Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. on left. 1/4 left rocking right to right side. Recover Turn Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. left to left Cross right over left. side. Step left Point beside right. 3 - 4 5 & 6 - 8 Section 7 Step left forward. Hitch right knee forward. Step right back. Step left apart). back (feet shoulder width 1 - 2 Behind, Side. Behind, Side, Cross, Cross, Point, Point, Bump hips Left, Right, Left (weight ends on left). 3 - 4 5 - 6 left to left Cross right over left. side. Point Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. right to right side. Cross left over right. Point Restart:- 5 - 6 restart dance from at this point. beginning During 5th Wall, 7 & 8 Section 6 on left. right to right side. Recover Rock 1 - 2 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Step right in place. Step 1/2 Pivot, Step, Hitch, & Back, Hip Bumps. Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Script approved by wanna wanna dance 1 slow burndance 1 approved by Script

62 INTERMEDIATE 1 - 2 Point right to right side. Step right slightly forward across left. acrossleft. Point righttoside.Stepslightlyforward &3-4 Point, BallChange,Cross. Point, BallChange,Cross, Cross, Cross, overright. Crossleft back.Steprightbesideleft. Stepleft 1-2 side.Crossrightoverleft. toleft Hold.Stepballofleft Steprightacrossleft. left. Sweeprightout&aroundmaking1/4turn Section5 7&8 5&6 3-4 1 - 2 Point right to right side. Step right slightly forward across left. acrossleft. Point righttoside.Stepslightlyforward &3-4 Point, BallChange,Cross. Point, BallChange,Cross, Cross, Cross, 1-2 Section7 & 1 - 2 Rock left back. Recover on right. Step left forward. Rock back.Recover left forward. onright.Stepleft &1-2 Section8 overright. Crossleft back.Closerightbesideleft. Stepleft over right.Steprightback. Crossleft besideright.Steprightforward. right.Closeleft Stepright1/4turn behindright. left right.Lock Stepright1/4turn 7&8 5-6 3&4 Triple 1/4Turn 1/4Turn Right,Lock, Back,CoasterCross. Right,Cross, 1-2 acrossleft. Point righttoside.Stepslightlyforward Section6 &7-8 5-6 Withweightbackonrightbumphipstwice. kneeslightly. raisingleft Touch forward left Brush forward. left Kick Press besideright.Steprightforward. Steprightback.left Section4 onballofright.Recover kickingrightforward. backonleft (rock) forward Press 7&8 5-6 3&4 Repeat Touch, counts1-8,Section1,asabove. Brush, HipBumps. Kick,CoasterStep,Left RightPress, 1-2 Section3 Walk x2,Step1/4Turn, 1/4Turn, forward. Stepleft Forward Cross, Steprightbesideleft. SweepTouch, forward. Stepleft Shuffle. 1-8 right.Touch out&aroundmaking1/2turn Sweepleft besideright. left Section2 7&8 forward. Stepleft Steprightforward. 5-6 &3 Walk x2,Step1/4Turn, 1/4Turn, Forward Cross, SweepTouch, Shuffle. 1-2 Section1 Turn 1/4rightsteppingforward. 4 Se ih owr.Tuhbl flf eidrgtbnigkessihl.Hl. &BehindHold OutIn Touch Steprightforward. behind right bendingkneesslightly. ballofleft Hold. forward. Stepleft Steprightforward. 5-8 &3-4 Walk x2,&Touch, Forward Over4Counts. Hold,UnwindFull Turn Make rightkneeOut,In,Out.(Weight rightturning Left 1/4turn staysonleft.) 1-2 side.Dragrighttotouchbeside left. toleft Stepleft side.Cross rightoverleft. toleft Stepleft Crossrightbehindleft. Section9 Lungerighttoside.Recover ontoleft. 7&8 5-6 3&4 1-2 acrossleft. Point righttoside.Stepslightlyforward &7-8 5-6 &3-4 Se ih owr.Tuhbl flf eidrgt nidfl unlf. &Bhn nid Turning left &BehindUnwind holdfor4counts. Withweightonleft, Touch Steprightforward. left. behindright.Unwindfullturn ballofleft forward. Stepleft Steprightforward. (5-8) (&3- 4) Track EndingWhenUsingDes’ree AtEndOf1stWall Alternate ONLY:- (1-2) Section9 Option:- S Choreographers’ Note: Choreographers’ Music Suggestion:- to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 2 Wall LineDance:- TEPS Lunge, Recover, Weave,Lunge, Step,Drag,1/4 Turn Left Right,KneeOut,In,Out. acrossright side.RecoverRock toleft slightlyforward ballofleft onright.Stepleft acrossright. side.RecoverRock toleft slightlyforward ballofleft onright.Stepleft acrossright side.RecoverRock toleft slightlyforward ballofleft onright.Stepleft acrossright side.RecoverRock toleft slightlyforward ballofleft onright.Stepleft Back Rock, CoasterCross Step,Sweep1/4Turn, Hold, Ball,Cross, Cross, Tu Slowly unwind full turn left straightening knees as you turn (weightendsonleft). straighteningkneesasyouturn left Slowly unwindfullturn A rn CTUAL 1/4 left stepping right to right side. Cross left overright. steppingrighttoside.Crossleft 1/4left ‘SloLove’ (129bpm) byJanetJacksonfrom‘DamitaJo’CD-32countintro. ‘SloLove’ ‘Fire’ CD-startontheword‘car’. (114bpm)byDes’ree(duetwithBabyface)from‘Supernatural’ Note: Track isONLY includedonthe1994 editionoftheCD. KathyHunyadi&JohnRobinson (USA) March 2004. 72 Counts.Intermediate. - usingtheJanetJacksontrack,droplast8countsofeachwall,making thedance64counts. ‘When This canalsoapplytoanytrackphrased in32s.’ F Slow Burn OOTWORK

. Bl hneCos Right BallChangeCross . Right Right BallChangeCross . BallChangeCross . Unwind6,7,8 alCag rs Right BallChangeCross S C Coaster Cross Hold BallCross Sweep Cross Point Cross Point Cross Back Rock Step Coaster Cross Cross Back Turn CloseStep Turn Lock Point Cross Bump & TouchBrush Coaster Step Shuffle Step Sweep Touch n Tur Walk Walk & Cross Walk Walk Step Drag Right Lunge Point Cross Hold 6,7,8 Walk Walk eidSd rs Left Behind SideCross ALLING UGGESTION John Robinson &KathyHunyadi D Left Right Left Turning left Left Forward On thespot Turning right Left On thespot Forward Turning right Forward Forward Turning right On thespot Left On thespot Forward Turning left IRECTION 02/09/2004, 16:25:08 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED 63 02/09/2004, 16:26:03 Kate Sala IRECTION Left On the spot left Turning Left On the spot Right right Turning Left On the spot left Turning Right left Turning Forward left Turning On the spot Forward Right On the spot Turning right Turning On the spot On the spot left Turning Right On the spot left Turning On the spot D UGGESTION ALLING Left Strut Cross Strut Close Turn Side Cross Strut Side Strut Cross Rock Side Close Turn Side Strut Cross Strut Turn Triple Side Touch Touch Turn Step Touch Unwind Hitch & Heel Walk & Walk Side Close Side Sailor Step Behind Unwind right Turning Rock & Cross Rock Sweep Touch Right Left Side Rock Side Rock Sailor Turn Side Close Side Coaster Step Kick & Touch Coaster Step C S In Me A Devil A Devil OOTWORK F ‘On the 3rd wall restart after 32 counts (after knee pops). Restart wall is classed as 4th wall. ‘On the 3rd wall restart after 32 counts (after knee pops). Restart ‘Diavolo In Me’ (125 bpm) by Zucchero with Solomon Burke from ‘Zucchero & Co’ CD, ‘Diavolo In Me’ (125 bpm) by Zucchero with Solomon Burke Kate Sala (UK) August 2004. ‘Hubbin’ It’ (113 bpm) by Asleep At The Wheel & Huey Lewis from ‘Most Awesome 4’ CD, 16 count intro. No restarts required. 4’ CD, 16 count intro. It’ (113 bpm) by Asleep At The Wheel & Huey Lewis from ‘Most Awesome ‘Hubbin’ 64 Counts. Intermediate/Advanced.

CTUAL A Cross Strut, Side Strut, With Dip, Right Chasse With 1/2 Turn. Cross Rock On The Spot. Side Strut, Turn Full Cross Strut, With Dip, Triple Side Rock During 3rd wall change weight after8 and restart dance from beginning at this point. count TEPS Note:- weight on right ready to start at Section 5. keep At end of 6th Wall, Note:- at this point. Start 7th wall S 7 - 8 Unwind full turn left over 2 counts (weight ends on left). 1 - 2 3 - 4 5 - 6 7 & 8 Step left toe to left side. Drop left heel taking weight. Section 8 Cross right toe over left. Drop right heel taking weight. left on right. to left Rock knees and pushing hip out to left. side bending Recover 1 - 2 full turn left Left, on the spot stepping Turn. Right, Left. Unwind Full Triple Step Forward, Touch, Touch, 1/4 Turn, Side Touch, Side Rock 3 - 4 5 - 6 left beside right. Step right to right side. Touch right beside left. 1/4 left stepping left to left side. Touch Turn left behind right. Step right forward. Touch Section 6 1 - 2 3 - 4 5 - 6 & 7 Cross right toe over left. Drop right heel taking weight. Step left toe to left side. Drop left heel taking weight. 8 Section 7 on left. Cross rock right over left bending knees into a dip. Recover Step right to right side. Close left beside right. 1/2 right crossing right over left. Turn Section 5 Side Strut, Into Left Cross Strut, With Dip, 1/2 Turn Chasse. Side Rock 1 - 2 - 4 3 5 - 6 & 7 Step left toe to left side. Drop left heel taking weight. Cross right toe over left. Drop right heel taking weight. 8 left on right. to left Rock side bending knees and pushing hip out to left. Recover 1/2 left stepping left to left side. Close right beside left. Turn Rock Side Step left to left side. Section 1 1 & 2 Kick, Ball, Cross, Right Chasse. Walk, Walk, Hitch & Heel & & 3 - 4 5 & 6 7 & 8 Hitch right knee. Step right back. Dig left forward. heel Step left in place. Step right forward. Step left forward. Section 2 Kick right diagonally forward right. Step right in place. Cross left over right. 1 & 2 Step right to right side. Close left Step right to right side. beside right. Sailor 1/2 Turn. Side Rock, Sailor Step, Cross Turn, Behind, Unwind Full Kick Ball Cross Cross left Step left behind right. Step right to right side. in place. 3 - 4 left. Cross right behind Unwind full turn right (weight ends on right). 5 & 6 7 & 8 Section 4 left back. Kick right forward. Step right in place. Touch 1 & 2 1/2 left, swivel heels Right, Left, Right (weight ends back on right). Turning Knee Pops. Touch, & Cross, Sweep 1/2 Turn, Coaster Step, Side Rock 3 & 4 - 6 5 Step left Close right beside left. back. Step left forward. - 8 7 Restart:- Heels & Turn on left. Cross right over left. to right side. Recover right Rock left beside right. Sweep left and around turning out 1/2 right. Touch right knee forward. right popping left on Pop knee forward. Recover 5 - 6 7 & 8 Section 3 on right. left to left Rock side. Recover 1/4 left crossing left behind right. Step right in place. Turn 1 & 2 Left. Back, Swivel 1/2 Turn Right Chasse, Coaster Step, Kick, Touch 3 & 4 1/4 left stepping left forward. Turn Step right to right side. Close left Step right to right side. beside right. Step left back. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Start the 7th wall from count 33 (the first toe strut) missing out the first 32 counts. Choreographer’s Notes:- Music Suggestion:- 4 Wall Line Dance:- 4 Wall Choreographed by:- Choreographed to:- start 16 counts from the first heavy beat, on main vocals. Script approved by a devil in me dance 1 Trust Me I’m A DJ On top of the WorldsWorlds in Sweden

from all over Sweden but also from Norway, the UCWDC world Country dance Denmark, Finland, Holland and England. championships to Stockholm in January There were excellent workshops in all 2006. Only once before has it been held in manner of dancing styles and technique Europe – in Holland in 2002. The event is from Roy Hadisubruto, Roy Verdonk, Darren to be held at the magnificent Scandic Hotel Bailey, Raymond Sarlemijn, Dave Getty, at Uplands Vasby, just 10 minutes from the They might be best known Dorsey Napier, Matt Oakley and many wonderful city of Stockholm. for furniture and meatballs. others. There was quite a large pro-am presence and this side of the dance world is With a Scandinavian team of Event Directors But Tim Ruzgar experienced growing rapidly in Scandinavia. as part of the team, and with the support of the other European Event directors, this another first-class Swedish On Saturday evening there was a gala dinner, promises to be one of the best Worlds ever. product when he DJ’d at the followed by a spectacular show including It will again give the opportunity to many everything from amazing solo performances dancers who cannot afford to go to the States, UCWDC Championships. to singers and comedy routines – something to compete in the World Championships and for everyone. After the show there was a it will show that Sweden, along with the rest Beach Party where four teams had a fun of Scandinavia, is well and truly on the world Sweden was the Scandinavian forerunner competition doing three fun dances. Each dancing map. in Line dancing, beginning these Champi- team was given a section of the audience, onships seven years ago. I am sure Event whose raucous participation added greatly Whether competition is your thing or not, Director Britt-Inger Arlebro never believed to the fantastic atmosphere, after which I urge you to consider going to Worlds it would grow into such a great international there was non-stop dancing. The event was 2006, there will be around 16 hours of event and a firm favourite on the UCWDC a huge success and Britt-Inger went home social dancing a day, hundreds of first-class calendar. exhausted but very happy. workshops from some of the top names in Line and couple dancing and, above all, from This year saw a 20 per cent increase in The good news is that Britt-Inger and her the people of Sweden one of the warmest competitors who had travelled not only team have been successful in bringing welcomes you will ever receive. Trust Me.

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She Don’t Know is a cool country from Eddie McIntosh to the Harmless is a nice new beginner dance from Maureen & brilliant Aaron Watson song What She Don’t Know. The dance is Michelle (The Girls). It is to Joni Harms’s Love Never Hurt 64 counts, four walls, and intermediate. Nobody and is 32 counts and four walls.

Waiting All My Life is another fine dance from Teresa & Vera to 2 Hearts is a new one from Peter Metelnick This nice 64-count, a Rascal Flatts song of the same name. This one is also 64 counts, four-wall, intermediate dance is to Phil Collins Two Hearts. four walls and intermediate. Bubblin’ Up is to the Blue song Bubblin’ (album version) and it Can’t Help Believin’ is another cracker from prolific is choreographed by Mark Furnell. The dance is 32 counts, four choreographer Alan Birchall. This 48-count, two-wall beginner/ walls and intermediate and, although there are some restarts, it intermediate dance is to one of my favourite Elvis tracks, I Just fits the music so well. Can’t Help Believin’. Days Go By is John “Growler” Rowell’s latest to the soon-to-be- Dancing All Night is to Ronan Keating’s Lovin’ Each Day and released Keith Urban song of the same name. John’s dance is 48 it is by Scotland’s Gary Lafferty. This dance is intermediate level counts, four walls and intermediate. and is 32 counts and four walls. I’m On My Way Shrek is a nice little dance by Geoff Langford Until The End is the latest from Maggie Gallagher to 3T’s cover to the Proclaimers’ I’m On My Way from the Shrek 2 soundtrack. of Lionel Richie’s Stuck On You. The dance is 32 counts, four The dance is 32 counts, four walls, and intermediate. walls and intermediate. Great track, cool dance. TR10164 64

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83865 SOTP 16 1 02/09/2004, 15:11:20 Dance Floor Etiquette - A Reminder

Dance floor etiquette is all about common sense, good - will and co-operation. The best dancers are those who follow the social graces of the dance floor; they are courteous and considerate and will be welcomed wherever they dance.

Following this simple guide will help you to enjoy sharing a dance floor this new year and prevent you from inadvertently spoiling it for others.

NEVER ALWAYS

Always listen to the DJ. It is customary for a DJ to Never carry food, drinks, glasses, cans or lighted designate the dance and to ‘count in’. cigarettes onto the dance floor. Always encourage and support beginners. It only takes Never walk through a line of dancers to cross the floor - a few kind words to make a new friend. always walk around or wait. Always go to the front when starting off a dance. Others Never stand on the floor to talk - if music is playing go can then line up behind you. off the dance floor to chat. Always be gracious and apologise when caught in a Never start a different dance unless there is plenty of ‘bump’ even if it was not your fault. room and you sense it is acceptable. Always replace any drinks you accidentally knock over Never hog floor space. If the floor is full take small steps and be sure you say sorry. and watch for collisions. Always leave the outside edge of the dance floor clear Never stop in the middle of a dance to teach, as you’ll for partner and couple dancers. be in the way. Go off the floor to teach. Always give way to dancers around the outside Never let your feet, knees, arms or elbows become of the floor. dangerous weapons on the dance floor. Always dance with the flow. The Line of Dance (LOD) Never show off. Variations, turbo spins, high is anti-clockwise. kicks and jumps can put people off. Always show appreciation. Applaud live acts, instructors and DJs - they work hard for you.

And finally, keep your head up, smile and enjoy yourself.

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Cruising up the aisle Bowing out I have been Linedancing for 11 years and These days, I know it can be diffi cult attended fi ve classes a week. Now I attend for an instructor to keep everyone only one. It has changed from country to happy but I do hope you have let your pop and disco, which is not what I want. instructor know how you feel. I am a very fi t and young 70-year-old but I It amazes me that more instructors cannot cope with two or three new dances don’t cater specifi cally for the ‘Senior’ a night like the younger age group want. age group. As you say yourself, at 70 you So I give up and sit out and that annoys are young and fi t want to dance. I know me because I do like to dance. That’s the there are many more in your age group purpose of going. who feel the same. I feel certain if more From one very disillusioned Line dancer. instructors opened classes specifi cally Jean, Derby for ‘Seniors’ there would be a great demand. Betty replies: Let’s hope some of our instructors will On 5 June I got married and we actually How it saddened me to read your letter. rise to the challenge and that you and went straight to the MiL-cruise for our After 11 happy years in the lines to give many more like you will be able to stay honeymoon. Our bridal waltz was a couple up because of the music selection and on the dance fl oors. version of Deeply Completely. That’s a Line number of new dances must be really Good luck and best wishes to you. dance wedding for sure. heart breaking for you. Betty Mia & Peter Rexfalk, Haninge, Sweden.

Back to the beginning my thanks to those who have stayed with me Escaping to the West Back in April of this year, there was an through thick and thin, especially my mum I have noticed that the old chestnut of what uncertain future for the venue where I was and dad who have supported me throughout. clothes to wear has again cropped up. We the instructor in Otley, West Yorkshire since We are now at an alternative venue in have just come back from the Blue Rodeo February 2002. I took it upon myself to fi nd Otley with an average of approximately 12 festival at Lichfi eld where the vast majority an alternative venue and invited beginners to members each week and our beginners are were in Western dress of some description. join us. I had a good following at the original still with us. We have fun and continue to The atmosphere was completely different to venue. My last night I entertained and taught encourage beginners to attend. Everyone is most festivals – people were friendlier and 42 people and the vast majority advised me made to feel welcome at the class and, as I had time to talk and joke possibly because that they would follow me over to the new say, the emphasis is on having fun. they had adopted a new personality. venue. So please give beginners a chance – you We probably have a bit of an axe to grind, On the opening night, two absolute Line were one once. but we say that we don’t sell Western wear dance beginners arrived, eager to give it a Cathy Hodgson, Cath’s Kickers, Otley and we sell escapism. When you change your go. I gave them a lot of support and taught Burton Leonard,Yorks. clothes you can be who you like and leave them some basic beginner dances whilst the every day worries behind for a time and still keeping in touch with my established Centenary congatulations take on a new persona. I have seen from members ie teaching Cowboy Strut to I Please accept my congratulations on all 100 experience that females who dress like ladies Love To Boogie. I taught California Freeze issues of Linedancer magazine. are treated like such more that when they to Achy Breaky Heart and then speeded it I read with great interest of the choreography are wearing jeans and T-shirt. Gentlemen up slightly and got the others doing Walkin’ competition at Walsall Town Hall (September look smart and younger. Hence the saying “I The Line to Geri Halliwells It’s Raining Men 2004) and read that you may be having the didn’t recognise you with your clothes on”. whilst myself and the beginners stayed with Crystal Boot Awards next February. I think Derek. and Ann Martin, California Freeze. This was great – for about it is a brilliant idea and I am planning on Brightlingsea, Essex. three weeks. Then the ones who were keen bringing a bus load from my club. I will to support the beginners and thought that I defi nitely enter this competition if you have Ireland Swings was doing a fantastic job by doing it the way one. (We defi nitely will be. Ed) Does anyone know of a dance club anywhere I was – disappeared. Numbers dropped off Thank you for an excellent magazine. in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern so drastically that we had to fi nd yet another I look forward to it arriving each month so Ireland where they teach Two Step and West alternative venue on an alternative night due much and just wait with excitement in case Coast Swing? I live in the Republic of Ireland to expense. I am quite disappointed with you decide to print another of my dances and as far as I know there is nothing of this the lack of support from my previous class sometime like you did with I Need Your Love kind here. I would be very grateful for any members as they were all beginners once (Desperately) last November. information anyone can give me. and at the same time I would like to extend Stephen Rutter, Acton Reynald, Shropshire. Maureen McCauley, by email. 78

BTLs Oct 2 02/09/2004, 16:55:00 Between the Lines Too many dances? Linedancing at the next Olympics For the ones who think there are too many have been sweltering as it was new dances: If you were an avid reader of one of those hot sticky days) and books, would you be happy to read the old having numerous photos taken I ones over and over again? If you were a keen then took part in two local radio music listener, would you be happy if there station interviews. Here I was were no new songs to listen to? asked such questions as to why So let’s be honest, with so many new Line Dancing ought to become dances being choreographed, what a choice an Olympic sport. My reply was the teachers have to choose from, and what a that if synchronised swimming better chance of fi nding another Chill Factor and diving were good enough for or Shakatak or even another Black Coffee. the Olympics then Line dancing Wow. should be as well. Enjoy. For as we all know, variety is the After all this the dancing Spice of Life. fi nally started. Initially we Baz Cooper, Sheffi eld, by email. demonstrated two Line Dances I was asked to take part in a promotional and I then taught the Texas Stomp to the Thanks Sharon spoof for the Hungry Horse group of pubs. music Beer for my Horses as that seemed Could we, through your magazine, send our They have been going around the country appropriate. Staff from various Hungry Horse thanks and good wishes to Sharon Dalton putting on alternative Olympic events and pubs joined in as well as customers from the who, owing to recent health problems, has have sent an Olympic Flame in the shape of Highwayman. Everyone seemed to enjoy been forced to shut her club, Westliners. an onion ring from venue to venue by various themselves and get into the spirit of the We had some wonderful times, danced means. I was asked, with a group of dancers event. Money raised from this national event great dances and will miss the laughter she from my classes, to provide a dance display will go to CancerBACUP. always seemed to bring with her. and teach a few staff and customers an easy My thanks to all the dancers who made up Also thanks to Gaby who was her main Line dance at the Highwayman Pub on the the team and to my DJ for the afternoon Fred support. Great North Road in Hitchin. Spooner. All members of Westliners, Shepperton, After being presented with the “torch” Val Hamby, Blue Velvet Linedancers, Middlesex. (the poor girl in the horse costume must by email

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ISSUE 71 ISSUE 72 ISSUE 73 ISSUE 74 ISSUE 75 APRIL 2002 MAY 2002 JUNE 2002 JULY 2002 AUGUST 2002 Dances … Shamrock Shake, Tight Dances … High Test Love, I Love A Dances … Texas Twist, Nice Work, Dances … American Pie, Pump Dances … Ridin, Got You Too, Fitting Jeans, @ The Hop, Singapore Rainy Night, Whispering Wind, North Hill Fiesta Cha Cha, Texas Blue, It, DHSS, Texakarna, Midnight Straddling Boots, Mean 2 Me, Raw Swing, Oh Girl, Crystal Blue, Will You Country Cha, Balls, Blue Fever, Bump In De’ja Vu, Country Boy, Rendezous, All Over It, Duty Paid, Vibe, Shine On, Come Back, I Said Love Me, Jade (My Angel), Whenever, The Night, Cajun Holiday, Passport To Dixie Lullaby, Love, Swinglish, Baby baby, Just A Kiss, Mmwaah, It’s OK, S.X.E., Teach Me to Dance, Cowgirls & Switches, Tear Stained Party, River Of Dreams, Losin, The Live, Evergreen, I Said I Love You, Lovers’ Tomorrow Never Comes, Squeeze Me Rythm Of Life, Dance With The Letters, Telluride, Swingtime Billy Na Mara, If I Walked Away, First Love Hideaway, Contact, AM to PM In, Catch A Hip Cat, Rockin’ The Cart Devil, Splish Splash

ISSUE 76 ISSUE 77 ISSUE 78 ISSUE 79 ISSUE 80 SEPTEMBER 2002 OCTOBER 2002 NOVEMBER 2002 DECEMBER 2002 JANUARY 2003 Dances … Fly Like A Bird, Kickin’, Dances … Psychabilly Boogie, Gem, Dances … Stroll Along Cha Cha, Dances … Salty Tears, A-B Ticket, Dances … Cha Cha Laguna, Come Dancee With Me, World, Of Blue, Sweet Dreams, Mysterious Girl, Empty Rag Doll, Ex-it, Strait Talkin’, Let It 1000 Years (or more), Ice Breaker, Lucky Me, Closer, So Hot, No Sorry, 2 Steppin’ Again, Southside Dreams, Can’t Stop Loving you, Party Be Me, Please Behave, No Problem, It’s Alright, Can’t Go Back, What If Wisdom, Good To Go, Mail Myself Stomp, Nobody’s Perfect, Love’s Up, Hold Out, Cool Me Down, Stop It!, Lipstick, Powder & Paint, Everybody, We Fly, The Nature Of It, Over You, To Mexico, Are You?, Dance Or Die, Calling, Escape, we’re Alive, Rock & When You Lie Next To Me, Anybody Shakatak, And They Danced, Sweet Country Driv’n, Gotta Go!!! (Mexico), I Miss You, Sorrento, Everywhere, Roll Bride, Roll Back, Cardiac Overdrive Wanna, I’m So Excited, The Show Little Dangerous, 7th Wonder Cha Somebody Like You, Liverpool Fling Gold Rush!!, Just In Love

ISSUE 81 ISSUE 82 ISSUE 83 ISSUE 84 ISSUE 85 FEBRUARY 2003 MARCH 2003 APRIL 2003 MAY 2003 JUNE 2003 Dances … King Of The Road, Fiesta Dances … Cryin’, Lady Cha, Moon Dances … Blue Rose Is, Easy Joint, Dances … Native American, A Little Dances … Cinco De Mayo, Burning, Cha Cha, Simply Rock, Cha Cha Cha Tide, Jolene - For ‘The Lady’, Badda Boom Badda Bang, Miracles Bit Of Nothing, My Heart Is Your Heart, Sweet Talk, Thank You Babe, You’re So D’Armour, Back 2 Me, Quirky, The Best In Infatuation, Vivacious, Holding On For Happen, Wanna Be Me, Be Bog A Lula, Penny Arcade, Fields Of Gold, Wings Good, Barbed Wire, Compliments, Old Me, Done & Dusted, Just Say It, American You, You Should Be Dancin’!, Phloor Faded, Donegans Reel, Automatic, Of An Angel, Bounce, Wasting Time, Stuff, Simply Sunrise, The Impossilbe Pop, Thinking About Tomorrow, Killing Me Philla, What About Me, Do Your Don’t Stop (Doin’ It), Spanish Gypsy Let The Lady Sing, Fast & Furious, 3 Dream, After All These Years, Softly, Irresistible!, Summer Lovin’ Thing, Who’s Your Man, New Tuxedo Song, Dangerous Waters, Guilty Dayz, Rock Your Body, The Break Brokenhearsville, Do It 4 Love, SWC

81079 Back Issues DPS 1 03/09/2004, 09:41:43 ISSUE 86 ISSUE 87 ISSUE 88 ISSUE 89 ISSUE 90 JULY 2003 AUGUST 2003 SEPTEMBER 2003 OCTOBER 2003 NOVEMBER 2003 Dances … News, ‘123’ Waltz, Dances … Heads or Tails, Dances … Oh Romeo, Trickle Trickle, Dances … Under The Moon, My Year For Dances … Zydeco Lady, The Right Summer Holiday, Porushka Poranya, You’re So Good, Join The Queue, Country Two Step, Think Of Me, Mexico, Take A Breather, On The Water, Moves, Hot Chocolate, I Need Your Country Tears, Ain’t No Way, Milly’s Cha Memory, Dance Floor Darlin’, Paper Roses, Wave On Wave, Takes Running Deep, Plain Spainish, Touched Love, Can’t Take That Away, By Request, Cha, Ain’t Fooling Nobody, In This Life, On The Fiddle, Anywhere, Dedicate, Two, Sundown Waltz, Find Me Down, By Angels, Are You Ready, 31st Of April, Sunshine, Broken Heart, Snap Happy, I’m Already There, One Heart, Shout Southern Delight, No Love, Woteva, Swing Your Chains, Forbidden Love, Yes!!!, Red Dirt Road, Blue Beyond, Born Beer For My Horses, A Whole Lotta Out Loud, A Long Goodbye, La Tenga Ain’t Gonna Wait 4 U, Feel The Rush Kiss My Cheek, Romantasy, X2C To Run, Whatever Happens Soul, Bye Bye, Gotta Have Faith, Tic Toc

ISSUE 91 ISSUE 92 ISSUE 93 ISSUE 94 ISSUE 95 DECEMBER 2003 JANUARY 2004 FEBRUARY 2004 MARCH 2004 APRIL 2004 Dances … Lamtarra Rhumba, Dances … Colorado Stomp, Cajun Dances … Gypsy, Toy Trains, It’s My Dances … Love Letters, Baby Love, Dances … Sweet Surrender, Puppet On A String, Kool Celebration, Thang, Here I Go, Cheek To Cheek, Ain’t Shirt, Friends, Cho-Co-Latte, Ladies Standing, Outside, Velvet Steps, See If I Country Stomp, Fizz, Let’s Go, Sala, You On Me, Elliots Dream, Choices, No Chains, Diggy Liggy Lo, Carnival, Night, Much Too Young, Lamigo Cha, Care, If I Was, Five O’clock, Somewhere, Just Like Love, Need 2 Cha Cha, Never Gonna Leave, 99.9%, Zoom Forget Your Troubles, Cool Whip, Sugar Leave Right Now, Whiskey In The Bring Me Sunshine, You Never Can It’s My Life, Mariana Mambo, Swing Zoom, From C 2 C, Cobra, L-A-Ex, & Pai, Hole In The Head, Flamin Hot, Jar, Black Betty, First To Last, Don’t Tell, In-VINCE-ible, Cliché, Let’s Stick Fever, Possibility Foxtrot, The Real Serenity, Baila Casanova Don’t Tell Me, Cold Blooded Look Away, Beautiful People Together, My Guy, New Feelings World, Listen To The Rhythm

ISSUE 96 ISSUE 97 ISSUE 98 ISSUE 99 ISSUE 100 MAY 2004 JUNE 2004 JULY 2004 AUGUST 2004 SEPTEMBER 2004 Dances … Cha Cha Slide, Just Dances … Rumba Ride, Beginner’s Dances … After Midnight, Step Back, Dances … Alive & Kicking, Honk If You Dances … God Blessed Texas, Buzz, Maybe, Sit In Line, Sunset Cha, Luck, When It’s Over, Can I Have I’ll Take Texas, Diamond In The Rough, Honkytonk, Sun Up, Rhythm Of The Sweet Melody, Ring Around The Good Day, Do Wop Be Doo Be Doo, This Dance, Buy Me A Drink, Mexican Girl, Maybe I Could, Sweet Home, Falling Rain, What’s On The Bar, High Circle, Timeless, I Get High, Misty, Sweet Café, Let’s Dance, Totally Souvenirs, Just For You, Out Of My We Are The Same, Marooned Love, If I Class Broads, Hey Hey Hey, Letting The Coast Is Clear, September, The Impossible, Sube-Amor, Hot Fudge, Deceit, Imagine, Truly Happy, In The Ain’t Got You, Close To Crazy, Women Go, On The Move, Supernatural, Easy Word, Glory Bound, Swing With Me, Poetry In Motion, Cap It! Middle, Strong Enough, What It Ain’t Rule, All That Jazz, House Of Blue Lights Living, All Night Long, Doctor Doctor Lightning Strikes, Take It Easy 81079

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81079 Back Issues DPS 2 03/09/2004, 09:42:17 Sho’s DANCE Clinic Weaving back the years

So you think Line dancing has to be Country? Sho Botham traces it back to Ancient Greece.

The Greeks were dancing in lines centuries before Line dancing, as we know it, was even thought about. Historically, dance was often connected with religious activities but, in time, many of the dances which were originally performed in the temples became popular in their own right and were performed in the theatre and then later at cultural and community celebrations and hitches, brushes, hooks are all there. Our It is easy to get hold of music for Syrtaki style rituals. In many of today’s societies dancing dancers were surprised when they realised dances now. Most music stores have a World is still very much a part of celebrations like that they had no new moves to learn. As Music section and very often a whole CD of weddings and other major events. with various dance forms, terminology may different tracks, all suitable for Syrtaki. You vary but the fundamentals of the movements can experiment with any of these tracks and To day the vibrancy of Greek dancing is are the same. The timing can seem a little find the one that inspires you to dance the enjoyed by many around the world. Tourists tricky at first but that soon passes once the most. Of course you can also dance Syrtaki visiting Greece often have the opportunity to dancers get to know it. style dances to Zorba and many Line dancers learn a bit of Syrtaki during their holiday. If will already have this in their collections. you have ever had the opportunity to watch The dance really only has two sections or take part in Greek dancing then you with a short introduction or lead-in at the Our dancers have enjoyed learning `Syrtaki will know that it is traditional for the men beginning. The two sections can be adapted Style’ with its distinct music. Once again it to dance and take pride in their dancing. if required. As choreographed, two Syrtaki shows us how versatile Line dancing is and Who can forget the feeling and emotion basics are danced followed by two of the how there is always something else we can captured in Anthony Quinn’s outstanding, weaving step. For teaching purposes it is do with it. performance in the film, Zorba the Greek? easy to repeat the Syrtaki basic over and over again if required, without breaking the The 2004 Olympic Games have returned rhythm or flow. Sho has an extensive professional to Greece – where it all first started. With background in dance, choreography, Greece being so much in the news it seemed When I first learned Greek dancing, plates exercise and health education. She like a good excuse to share some of my love were often smashed when the dancers were designs and delivers dance teacher of Greek folk dancing with my Line dancers. dancing. The plates used were specifically training and development in UK and And to demonstrate to them how the basic made for this purpose and smashed easily. internationally and is carrying out steps of folk dances like Syrtaki are not so, Many found plate smashing was a great research for her PhD at the University unfamiliar to the Line dancer. stress buster. As with many things though, of Brighton. Sho is also a health edu- the need to consider health and safety issues cation practitioner in private practice. I choreographed a short Line dance based on means that rituals like this can disappear. So, She is available for bookings and Syrtaki and taught it at class. I used a Syrtaki no plate smashing, but once the dancers had consultations and can be contacted basic plus a weaving step to give the flavour mastered the steps and the timing, we added at The Deco Partnership on 01323 of the dance style and movement. When the fun bit and linked hands to shoulders 638833, email: [email protected] you analyse the movements they are very and tried not to lean on each as the dance or www.decodanz.co.uk

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