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was so looking forward to my one-to-one interview with fi ve-time CMA Award winning, Linda Willis finds Brad Paisley Double Platinum Country superstar, Brad Paisley. However, my dentist had other plans for me. After the perfect medicine as an uncomfortable morning having treatment I was unable to talk properly. I reluctantly handed he talks the truth about his my clipboard of questions to my son Anthony, sat emotions, sharing humour back with notepad and pencil poised, and had to Ido one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do – stay silent with Dolly Parton, Alcohol while Brad, graciously and good-humouredly, gave us the low-down on his life and the sparkling brand new album and going fi shing – Time Well Wasted. 6 October 2005

Born and raised in Glen Dale, West Virginia “Only my wife, you know,” he laughs. “I don’t he wrote his fi rst song aged 12. Since then mind. I’m quite patient about that. But that is he has penned hundreds. His music is a the case isn’t it? A lot of times?” Anthony is distinctive blend of deeply emotional lyrics nodding his head in male agreement at this and Paisley’s natural ability to observe the point. “And I think it’s because there’s a lot of absurd. Unravelling the humour. Is his new pressure on women these days that they have music a reflection of his character? “Oh yes. It to go to those lengths that they have to when certainly is a reflection. I think in a lot of ways they are preparing to go out.” the album really does encompass who I am, emotionally. And I’m very proud of that.” Maintaining personal relationships in the business is notoriously difficult. Does he fi nd Like me, Brad Paisley is a Scorpio – is he it so? “Oh, you know, it’s not that bad because typical of his star sign? “Well, I’m not very you do get a lot of time off. Even with the familiar with that. I don’t know. I always constraints of working, you can still be close describe myself as – I’m defi nitely emotional. even when you’re with other people a lot of And I’m somebody who is very focused on the time. You fi nd time to be together.” getting things right. And getting perfection with what I do. So, that’s part of who I am.” The New York Times proclaimed it to be, “Words of wisdom delivered twangily. This He has some pretty big guns lined up and is the most appealing kind of advice song: a shooting with him on this record, Alan sneaky one, with a narrator – a liquid narrator, Jackson and Dolly P. among them. It was Alan in this case – who refuses to pick sides. One of J. putting a hold on one of Paisley’s songs, I’m this season’s most popular Country songs.” Gonna Miss Her that led Arista Nashville to request a copy of his demos. Lyrics are blunt, totally believable and blisteringly true. “You had some of the best A deal was offered to times you’ll never him, instantly. “Well, remember – with when it comes to me.” Alcohol is the their involvement I fi rst single from the felt it would work. new album and is And the song that already breaking was recorded with records as the fastest Dolly Parton had rising chart single of a kind of humour Paisley’s career to that seemed to suit date. Why that song? her. And I thought it would be nice to “Well, I grew up have her on there.” seeing those guys and It works really well. watching the effect “Oh – thank you.” of it on audiences, you know. And I Country music is so think that’s the main special to Brad because simply, “I grew up inspiration for it. Watching people go from with it. I grew up with that in my household Jekyll to Hyde in the course of an evening. and to be part of it now is a thrill for me. And When they started drinking way too much. I do love being a part of it. Singing and playing And I wanted to do something that took a light sometimes with some of the people I used to hearted look at the effect of it. That it has. In listen to. And especially at this point in my so many parts of our lives.” career.” I’ll Take You Back, and Easy are just two of the I love the track, You Need a Man, particularly tracks that are very dancer friendly. If brand the line about having, “Someone to kill the new dances were specially choreographed to spiders.” I can relate to that all right. “Well, his songs, how would he feel about that? we had a huge problem when I had to kill a huge spider in our house in Nashville. “Oh – that would be great. Don’t expect me to Anyway, we have a lot of them in the States. do it though,” he laughs out loud. And I think that line certainly comes from trying to get rid of those things. So I’ve really “Cos I’m not the best dancer. I’ve had a kind of realised that the onus on a man is to lifetime up on stage and never really learned kill the spiders,” his laugh is deep and soft. to do anything else.” “It’s what a man’s good for.” Time Warp is very, very fast. Amazingly so. The ballad Waiting on a Woman is lovely. And Like the Dixie Chicks Fly on speed. let’s face it girls, we’ve all kept our blokes waiting time and time again haven’t we. And Did he make it up as he went along? “We don’t we always promise to be ready on time – rehearsed for a while. Because it was kind of next time? And are we? NO. Is there a special written in the studio. So. Yeah, I was thinking woman he doesn’t mind waiting around for? about it the whole time I was playing it. It 7 October 2005

was one of those things that felt real good, In today’s sometimes troubled and unsettled with the various different Country concert times, are audiences more willing to get musicians.” back in touch with their country roots? “I think they are,” he says unequivocally. “I Paisley’s songs are tug-at-our-heart think that it’s something they can fall back songs. Deeply emotional. Is he an on in many ways. I think we’re seeing a lot emotional person? “Oh yes,” he of that these days. It’s a resurgence.” replied instantly. “That’s the way I live.” Biggest inspiration? “Oh, I don’t know. As an artiste maybe Buck Owens comes to Friend and fellow Opry cast mind as somebody that I would consider member Bill Anderson says, as a bench marker. Through a great musical “the thing that makes Brad career. The sound he’s got.” such a good songwriter is he can make people cry, then turn Brad has a clear idea of where he’s headed. around and have them laughing on the “I just hope to continue doing this. To same record.” That’s a pretty remarkable continue growing as an artiste over the accomplishment, does he work next few years. And I hope I can work and especially hard to achieve that? my career can achieve longevity.”

“Yeah. I work pretty hard for “I’d just like to say, that it tickles me that it. As a songwriter it’s not you folks have heard what I’m doing over easy to deal with the real there in England. To know that you’re world and you’re always listening to it. And that you like it. I’m looking for that inspiration proud to know that.” there inside you.” Anthony thanked Brad for talking to him. “It’s very hard to do – but “Oh, my pleasure,” he replied in his soft you’ve done that.” Anthony southern melt in the mouth accent. “Good assured him. luck for the future – I think your album is fantastic,” Anthony told him. When he’s not busy working he casts his line “Oh, thank you. Tell your mother I said hi in an altogether different – and wish her better.” You know what? I direction. was feeling better already.

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wasn't expecting to hear had to share the station with a Caribbean the words Line dancing as Day. The whole room was decorated with I listened to the lunchtime a tropical look, with huge colourful fans, show on Radio Leicester. bright feathers and carnival clothes. Tables So when I heard presenter were laden with Caribbean food and visitors Julie Mayer say she were coming and going all the time. Space wouldn't mind having a go was very limited. We were given a small area my ears pricked up. Within by the reception desk, which transformed Dancing 1616 Step Step minutesI I had offered to go along and do beautifully into a dancefl oor. some Line dancing and also volunteered instructor Lynne Breakwell, who was only Julie Mayer, a petite and bubbly blonde too happy to oblige. Lynne runs The Rolls couldn't wait to get started. Julie works You cannot Line dance on Royce Flyers in Derby. with her husband so was keen for him to the radio or can you? Janet take part. As he passed through reception With a copy of Linedancer tucked under with fellow presenter Tony Wadsworth Slattery wiggles with the my arm I arrived at the radio station’s Julie tried to persuade him to join us, but Open Centre with Lynne and the dancers he refused point blank. Later on we did see wires down at BBC Radio Elsie Horrobin, Madge Evans, and Ron and him having a go and I wondered if we had Leicester Audrey Ensor. We were double booked so found ourselves a new recruit? 10 October 2005

Lynne, who is a fabulous dancer, took moved on from what to the fl oor demonstrating Rockin' to people expect it to be. We Some Beach by Blake Shelton and All Day mentioned that people Long to Mr Mom by Lonestar. Julie stood of all ages enjoy Line back in amazement as she witness some dancing, you don't need a wonderful choreography. Although Julie partner like other styles was impressed by the modern dances – she of dancing, it’s good fun, prefers Country music. Therefore when it you meet new friends came to teaching Lynne chose some golden and it keeps you healthy. oldies with plenty of yee haw! We danced Seventy seven year old 16 Step to Achy Breaky Heart by Billy Ray Elsie confi rmed the Cyrus, Cowboy Strut to The Boys and Me pleasure Line dancing by Sawyer Brown and One Step Forward brings saying, “I’ve by Desert Rose Band. To begin with Julie been Line dancing for was having fun and all was going smoothly. seven years and look But as the 16 Step walk through got more forward to my weekly The dancersdancers go go live live on theon airthe waves air waves difficult things started to go wrong for our class. It’s brilliant.” beginner. Julie got completely lost when it came to the quarter turn and hitch and we Julie asked Ron if Line dancing attracts a lot studio and the had to start all over again. of male interest. “Oh, yes” he said. “There Library, which houses more than 50,000 must be thousands of men world-wide. I tracks. TV star Bill Maynard has a regular As the music played and we laughed and fi rst took up Line dancing about eight years Sunday slot at the radio station and we joked trying new dances people began to ago then my wife joined. Audrey and I once were shown his ‘box of tricks’. Finally we take notice around the radio station. It went ballroom dancing but she’s got a back were shown the studios where the radio wasn't too long before we had a whole new problem that restricts her movements so presenters work. John Florance, a presenter bunch of Line dancers take to the fl oor. Isn't Line dancing’s better for both of us. We go who has been with Radio Leicester for it amazing how that always happens? No twice a week. We’ve just come back from twenty years, was doing his show. Lynne matter what dance or which fl oor people the Wolvestock Festival. There must have was invited to sit-in with John and answer seem to be attracted by dance. Even the been as many men dancing as women. It questions about Line dancing . Caribbean Princess and her attendants helps keep me fit too.” had fun Line dancing in full Caribbean Our time at BBC Radio Leicester was costume. A very enthusiastic audience Julie asked Lynne about the image, she said: interesting and memorable. Lynne said: watched from the sidelines with people “There’s still this old image of yee-haw’s “It was a great privilege to be there. There tapping their feet. It was clear to see and people dancing with their thumbs were a few surprises, like fi nding myself in every dancer and spectator had great fun. in their pockets and some of the stigma the studio talking live on the airwaves. The Afterwards two women approached Lynne that goes with it. Line dancing has moved venue was smaller than we expected – but and myself to ask if there were any Line on tremendously and is modern rather space is never a problem. My motto is give dance classes in Leicester. We could not than just Country. The dances are more us a fl oor, good music and a chance to dance think of a class actually in the city centre challenging, more expressive, and we hope and we’ll do it. We feel we have encouraged so maybe there is an outlet here for some we have shown this today.” some people to take up Line dancing which enterprising teacher. is what our aim was on the day.” After the session we cooled down with As we danced Julie continued to talk live soft drinks and waited for producer Chris on air to the listerners. During a break in Highton to give us a guided tour of the the dancing, our moment of fame came as radio building and its cheerful décor. Lynne and I took part in a live interview. We explained to the listeners, that although BBC Radio Leicester was the fi rst local radio many of the dances choreographed today station in the country. It opened at Epic still contained the basic grapevines, toe House in 1967. This year it has seen lots struts and shuffles, Line dancing has of changes. Firstly moving from Epic House to the new £12m building at St Nicholas Place. 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The wedding dance

The church bells were heard ringing out as Maria and Dave Squires married on a beautiful Summer day in Newark, near Nottingham. It was a wonderful occasion with all the formalities you would expect at any wedding. However, as the evening reception approached the wedding guests arrived dressed as Indians, Cowboys, Hillbillies and more... The couple are keen Line dancers and for their special day they wanted to hold a wedding with a Wild West theme. The party was kept in full swing with Richard Palmer, Phils Country Duo and West Country Disco. 2001 World Champion Line dancer, Julie Langstaff was responsible for getting the reception room decorated and ready for Line dance party. She made the place into a hillbilly haven with red, white and blue flags and ribbons on the tables and many things Western around the room. Even the wedding cake was finished off with red, white and blue ribbon (pictured right). Nearly all the guest were Line dancers so it didn't take long for the dancefloor to fill. During the evening all types of choreography was danced as Julie led the dancers with the help of Diane and Mary from Busy Boots Line dance club in Grantham. The evening was a great success and the happy couple had the perfect wedding party. Adding to such a memorable night was a demonstration from European competitor, Tom Jones. Tom's two dances were of fine quality and his ability impressed everyone. He has been very successful in Line dance competitions and it is easy to see why. Absolutely everyone, even the non-dancers loved his performance. Maria and Dave said: "We would like to thank Kelham Hall staff and everyone who helped to make the wedding such a memorable occasion. We would also like to say thank you to all the guests for their contributions, many, many thanks everyone."

13 Tough test Birthday dances

As Eric turned 65 the LineViners class in A group from Lynda’s Stompers, Liverpool have just taken medals from Bronze to Gold Bar III Thornton, Bradford held a party to celebrate under the careful eye of the Allied Dancing association examiner, Mrs McGill. To gain high his birthday. Eric is a retired sea captain marks the dancers had to put on a show for Mrs McGill, who is the newly elected president and the class find him a lovely chap to have of the Allied Association. around. The evening was great fun and the Everyone was pleased with how the day went and are now busy planning for the twice yearly class danced Eric’s favourite dance Elvira. event at the Kirby Suite. The event is scheduled for Sunday, October 16 more details are The photograph shows Eric and his wife available from Lynda or Ellen on 0151 475 0081. Barbara cutting his birthday cake.

Adopting a new class Swinging that thing

The Texas Dudes are established Line dance teachers in the London area. When they received a telephone call from Broxbourne Civic Centre in Hertfordshire last July asking if they could cover two Line dance classes on a Wednesday and Friday morning they were happy to oblige. The regular teacher Elle Jay had been taken ill and The Texas Dudes were asked to keep the classes ticking over until she was fit enough to resume. Mick The Just For Kicks gang from Chard in Somerset spent time in July swinging said: “We agreed to do the best we could given that Elle was a with Rob Fowler as they enjoyed a weekend learning his new dances. big act to follow. Teachers Tony and Dawn Burford organised the event and the whole class "It was hard on everyone in those first weeks as we had no enjoyed the weekend, spending lots of time laughing and joking. Mo chilvers idea what dances they had been doing and very much had to said: “Cheetah and Swing That Thing were the most popular dances with us play it by ear. They had a different teaching style to get used and we intend to carry on swinging our things for many years to come. A big to but with help and tolerance from everyone the classes soon thank you to Tony.” settled and we held the reins awaiting Elle's return. “The weeks went past until December, Elle, now almost fit and well announced her engagement and was moving to South London to start afresh. We were asked if we would like to take STOP PRESS the classes over full-time and thus our foster class was now Scott Blevins will be the guest choreographer adopted.” at Meols Leisure Centre, Banks, near It has been a year since Mick and Lavinia Shann took over Southport on November 18 thanks to Pam their new classes and it was a pleasant surprise when the class and Paul who hold a regular class there each presented a beautiful cake to their new teachers. Mick said: Friday. Doors will open at 7.30pm. You can “The year has flown and we have made some great friends in get more information by ringing Pam on our adopted Broxbourne classes, the girls have made us feel 07831 143251. very much part of their family.” 14 Grapevine Having a craic at Lusty Beg Bossy's workshop

Lusty Beg Island Line dance weekend gave about 120 Line dancers the chance to have some craic. They invaded the small Island of Lusty Beg, set at the edge of the Fermanagh Lake Lands in Ireland. The fun packed weekend started on Friday when the theme night was Hawaiian or nursery rhyme and at 8.00pm the first of the Hawaiian dancers hit the floor. The swish of the grass skirts could almost be heard above the music and later there were rumours that the ‘shipwrecked pirates’ had captured special guests Robbie McGowan Hickie and Kate Sala. Robbie was the ‘Hawaiian Cowboy’ and Kate was ‘Little Miss Moffat’. A Shot Gun Wedding came as a surprise to a brightly coloured tourist with ‘a lusty appetite’ when a native Hawaiian girl took a moonshine to him and they were ‘caught in the act’. Kate and Robbie taught their chart topping dances Black Horse, Reverse Waltz, Soluna and Multiplication. Sue Bossy had a wonderful idea following the Dollars and Dimes instructor Elaine Montgomery from Londonderry, who had been World Masters in Line weekend. Some dancers planning the islands’ first ever Line dance experience for almost a year told Grapevine were down in the dumps after missing all the fun she is delighted with the feedback and has already planned to run another weekend on in Blackpool with Rob, Rachael and Paul, but fear April 21 – 23, 2006. not, at BossyBoots latest Sunday workshop, Sue Some comments from the dancers were “couldn’t fault anything”, “best weekend Weston, Nevil Fitzgerald and Kate Potts taught their ever”, “Great food, music and venue”. favourite dances from the MiL weekend. This was Kate will be back at Lusty Beg again next year, along with Ed Lawton (The Urban a great opportunity for those who missed out to Cowboy) and Tommy Weafer from Dublin. catch up and brought everyone up to date with the For more information email Elaine at [email protected] or download a latest dances – well done Sue – yet another fabulous booking form from www.dollarsanddimes.co.uk idea! The golden girls The In Touch Dance class in Oxford, taught by Keeley Middleditch and Liz Godfrey, have a group of active ladies known by their friends as the golden girls. These ladies (pictured left) attend the beginner class at In Touch and when they are not Line dancing they live life totally to the full. Their busy schedule includes keep fit on Monday, cinema on Tuesday, swimming on Wednesday, Line dancing on Thursday, walking on Friday and Grapevine was told not to ask about Saturday! Keeley Middleditch said: “The ladies are a joy to teach and we certainly have a lot of laughs. Recently they were asked to give a demo of Line dancing at their keep fit class and they danced Cowgirl Twist. Well done girls we hope we're just like you when we catch you up.”

15 THE WISDOM Dancing trolly dash OF THE WEB

Welcome to the wonderful world of the Internet. The Linedancer message board is something of a treasure trove with just about every subject under the sun – including Line dancing being discussed.

You can find out lots of useful information if you join in the discussion topics online...

"I remember a Tanner was slang for the old sixpence, but do you know what an archer is?" The Silver Dollar Line dancing club, Silverdale, Carnforth, Lancs went along to their local "What is a pony?" Asda in Kendal but instead of picking up their weekly groceries they put on a Line dance demonstration for the shoppers. "It is what Del Boy put in his pocket The shoppers seemed to enjoy the performance and during the day they generously gave before he took the suitcase from £231, which will be donated to the British Heart Foundation. the van – but I don't know how Once the dancing was over the Line dancers continued their charitable efforts by later much it is." holding a dance evening, with quizzes and a raffle. The night was well supported by other Line dance clubs from around the area. During the evening a new melodious duo The Silvertones, "If I ask somebody to sausage me gave a programme of three songs, which was met with appreciative applause and a demand a gregory – what would I really be for an encore. The group were thankful to teacher, Mrs. Angela Clifford who gave them the asking for?" opportunity to ‘sing out’ on behalf of the charity. After a great day of dancing the total amount raised by the Silver Dollar Club for the British Heart Foundation was £620. "Don't have a clue about the sausage but gregory is a check."

"Who knows what a monkey is?"

"I don't give a monkeys! – I think a monkey is £500."

"Borassic lint is slang for skint, but I don't know where skint came from."

"Bender or Poppy – anyone have any ideas?"

"Bender is a sixpence which leads to the phase 'going on a bender'. It means a good night out drinking a whole sixpence worth." The fi rst dance As Sharon and Michael Dyer tied "Poppy is Cockney rhyming slang the knot in Buckingham on June for money – poppy red – bread and 18 their Line dancing guests hit honey – which is money." the floor. The bride led seven of her guests as they danced Maggie "What about schrapnel and wonga G’s dance Between Dances to Pam – sounds like a firm of solicitors." Tillis' In Between Dances at the evening reception. Seeing how You can access the Linedancer much fun the dancers and the other messageboard by logging onto: guest were having the DJ played 5- www.Linedancermagazine.com and 6-7-8, Macarena and Cha Cha Slide clicking on 'Message Board'. so the Line dancers were able to dance the night away. Grapevine is sponsored by Helen O'Sullivan said: “We had very positive feedback from the rest of the guests who seem to enjoy our Line dances.”

16 Grapevine The Dance Studio (aka Triple C)

Julie and Colin Carr opened The Dance opening night, with quite a few of them Dates to put in your diary which have Studio, Watery Lane, Preston on Saturday confirming bookings for future socials and already been confirmed are – September August 27. It had been a hectic few weeks events. 10, Chris Higham from 7.30pm, Chris will for them since they decided to take over what The Dance Studio is a much needed venue be doing a social evening once a month; used to be the Triple C. The club had closed in the North West, and they will need lots of September 17 June Ellison; October 1, Chris earlier this year. support if they are to make it a success in the Hodgson; October 15 Nevil Fitzgerald and Julie and Colin have been giving the place future. The hall is available for all kinds of Dee Musk are doing an all day event from 12 a face lift and a new image. Everywhere dance event, just give Julie a ring on 077764 noon until 11.30pm in conjunction with Big looks much brighter and welcoming as you 50866 or email [email protected]. Julie is Dave of Alamo Road Show. Dave has booked go through the door, but they are the first to also hoping to get a website up and running some dates for 2006. Also November 20 a admit there is still a long way to go. Everyone soon. Sunday afternoon workshop will be held from who attended the opening night on Saturday Alan Birchall will be doing a regular class 12 noon until 6pm featuring Scott Belvins. agreed they had done a marvelous job in such every Friday and Julie Carr will be doing Julie and Colin have got a full diary already, a short time. teaching every Monday, starting with but look to book even more fun events. Lots of local instructors and choreographers beginner/improvers for the first hour, then Grapevine wishes them good look and we turned up to support Julie and Colin for their intermediate/advanced. hope to see you there.

Turkish Delight

As we know Line dancing spreads across all continents. These dancers are from a small new club based in Fethiye, Turkey. The photograph was taken during a demonstration at a local charity event raising money for a local orphanage. The club is called The Lycian Coasters and Jean Winnell told us they are having a great time Line dancing. If anyone is holidaying near Fethiye you would be warmly welcomed. 17 Mr Line dancing visits Reigate Star studded affair

Over 200 people at Dukinfield Town Hall were delighted to see Jodie Binsteed and Danny Last as they performed dances from the TV series Strictly Dance Fever. Paul Donaghey said: “They rocked, As the motorway remained gridlocked Line dancers sat in the traffic were not intending everybody loved them – they even got up to let a few closed road and backed up vehicles stop them in their tracks. Many were dancing with some of our junior members travelling the distance to meet Rob Fowler and take part in his Danzkamp, held at St after the show. They danced the Milonga, Marks Hall, Reigate. Rob has been travelling the country teaching Danzkamps with the Charleston, Mambo, Fred Astaire and Ginger aim of improving skills and technique throughout Line dance classes. Rogers, plus their Line dance. Carol Barnett from Caroliners said: “With his usual encouraging and friendly style Rob The night was jam packed with dancing and put the dancers through their paces with lots of technical tips, it was a rare chance for cabaret. People were dancing ballroom, Latin all levels of dancer to work on improving look and style on the dancefloor instead of American, Line dancing, Salsa, rock n’ roll learning new dances.” and more. There was something for everyone Sandwiched between the technical workshops was a brilliant social evening with Rob and no matter what age. The next event will as guest of honour. Everyone danced the night away and help raise funds for the Reigate star The Blackpool Tower Empress Dance based Orbit Shed (musical theatre workshops charity). Visit Caroliners at www.caroliner Band on Friday, September 23 – Grapevine sdancing.co.uk or call 01293 430767 for information on further workshops. have been informed they will be playing music for all tastes.

Who are this generous lot?

Thank you to these dancers for letting us know about your events. We know a little about the group who are from Aberdeen and the North East. They are exceptionally generous because they have raised over £2,664 so far this year. In the past eight years they have given £46,000 to various charities and deserve a huge big thank you for their efforts. However, Grapevine would like to know more about the group so if you recognise any face in this picture please let us know who they are? Keep the music playing Baby Lewis is a new member at Margaret’s Line dance class in Bradford. He was welcomed into the world just a few weeks before he took up Line dancing with his mum, Jenni. He loves his new hobby and cries when the music stops playing. Margaret’s class are happy with their new dancer, the club has just celebrated 10 years and all the original members are still finding it a fantastic hobby. To celebrate the club held a social in aid of the Marie Curie Cancer Hospice in Bradford. Margaret Cawood said: “I would like to thank all those who helped, especially J.D. Country for the music, also, all my friends for the lovely birthday surprise.” She added: “Thanks also for a superb magazine I have found it is great help during my years of teaching and can honestly say it is one magazine I read cover to cover, including all the adverts. After reading the article in this months issue, I have booked to see Strictly Ballroom Dancing at Bradford’s Alhambra.” 18 Grapevine Dancing the red carpet

decorated for the party later that night. It had a Western Style, with an enormous Bull's head with horns, hay on the floor, and The Dukes posters all round. There was also a with a screen showing the film. The girls dressed in cut-off denim shorts, vests, black boots, black belts and of course black cowboy hats. In full costume – with their long legs and false eye lashes – they

If you are a choreographer how would you Cocktails. The Hookey Band played as all the feel if someone offered you a gig on the guests arrived and the girls performed Daisy red carpet at the movie premiere of The Dukes again. Jessica Simpson, the star who Dukes of Hazzard. That is what happened to plays Daisy Dukes in the film, danced with Laurel Ingram. She sent us this report of her me and in her Southern American accent fantastic experience. she said: "You’ve done a great job". That was After auditioning 30 girls at the Pineapple the icing on the cake. At 1.30am cars came Studio in Covent Garden, I chose eight to take us all home. What a day! What an professional dancers from West End shows experience! – the standard was very high. were ready. We were taken over by car and The day before the gig we rehearsed for then had to walk the red carpet. There were four hours going over my new dance Daisy people cheering us, the atmospere was great Dukes choreographed to Jessica Simpson’s despite the rain. The girls lined up ready for version of These Boots Are Made For their cue and before we knew it they were Walking. I added very sexy styling as well as off. TV stations and Paparazzi were flashing "thumbs in belt loops" and plenty of whoops, their lights and calling out their names. As wheys and Yee Hahs – everything the movie the girls danced the crowd were shouting dictated. and asking for more – it was incredible. The day came and we all met at The Texas After the dance the girls took part in their Embassy Canteene in Trafalgar Square, own meet and greet. Then it was back to a Mexican Restaurant that was being the Canteena for some Mexican food and

California dreamin’

California’s finest Doug and Jackie Miranda led an inspiring and successful two day workshop to the students of The Hong Kong Line Dancing Association. The workshop consisted of four two-hour sessions. The first three were at beginner/intermediate level and the final one at intermediate/advanced level. Doug and Jackie received a great response and the enthusiasm from all participants was fabulous. The amount of students in attendance was overwhelming. Ceci Wong said: “The learning experience was fun, invaluable and memorable. Cheers and thanks to Doug and Jackie for sharing their choreographed dances with us, and to Lina who organised the successful event in such short notice.” 19 Walk of fame

As I drove along the coast road with Blackpool Tower in the distance I wondered what the Masters in Line had in store for their guests at the 2005 World Masters, writes Pam Edelston...

Friday, August 5 with nothing on the agenda except having a good time. This makes it the perfect venue Dance Editor, Steve Healy for any event, as it is the kind of place that asked me to come along to without trying, puts you in good spirits. the Masters in Line World Championships in Blackpool. In the Winter Gardens I wandered around After a busy Friday fi nishing watching the workshops in the Spanish off the magazine, I jumped Ballroom and looking at the stalls, other in the car and headed up the than the shoes sold by Linedancer shoe coast road from Southport. As I experts, John and Steve, there was all sorts drove I could see the tower in the for dancers to purchase. The competition distance, it had been a while since I dresses caught my eye, as a dancer I always was last in Blackpool and I was excited loved a fl oating costume with sparkles and about going back to the place where I spent if I was a few years younger I would have lots of Bank Holidays as a child. I had never been trying one of those dresses on. Gem- seen a Masters in Line dance competition n-I, Tynedancer, Sounds Incorporated and or been to a Masters in Line event and Freddy Sportswear all had a great selection although Steve had fi lled me in I wasn’t of dance essentials for sale. sure what to expect. I knew one thing – if there were people dancing – I was sure In the Spanish Ballroom Big Dave was to like it. heading the show providing quality tunes for the dancers. I arrived in time When I arrived the sun was beaming to see Rachael McEnaney giving the fi nal down on the seaside town which is like workshop of the day, but the dancers had no other. Blackpool is known for it’s tacky enjoyed expert tuition from Barry and Dari joke shops and kiss-me-quick hats. Anne Amato, Lizzie Clarke, Ed Lawton and But it has so much for people to do Charlotte Macari. – everything is fun, fun, fun – slot machines, fair grounds, beaches, Back downstairs the day had seen dancers theatres, night clubs, the list on the competition fl oor making it through goes on. Everybody walking the the heats hoping to clinch a place in the Golden Mile is having a giggle next round. As Gary Lafferty played the 20 October 2005

CelebrationsCelebrations asas the the winners winners are are announced announced

Rachael McEnaneyMcEnaney Here there were people of all ages dressed in anything from jeans to glamourous dresses. Somehow all music the judges found the standard their differences became immersed high and truly were impressed by what in how they danced the same. It was was on display. The competition ran like really something to watch. My inner clockwork, which taking into account the dancer started to take over and I could size and calibre of the MiL Worlds it was feel the rhythm – I was inspired by the a credit to the organisers, particularly image left in my head and needless to say Richard Williams, who was MC for the day I couldn't stop dancing on the kitchen and kept everything running on time. tiles when I got home.

In the evening as I made my way into the The dancefl oor remained full until the Empress Ballroom – I waited a few minutes time came for the fl oor to clear for the by the entrance. I wasn’t being dramatic. traditional parade. There were people To be honest, I was waiting for Steve, but representing countries from all over. Emotions runrun high high as I waited it gave me the chance to just Flags from Germany, South Africa and stand and watch. With my eyes transfi xed Ireland led dancers around the fl oor on the dancefl oor chills ran down my spine as people clapped and cheered the as I watched the whole fl oor move as one. dancers. There were people dressed in A few individuals stood out as exceptional their country colours, including some dancers but in general I noticed the graceful Swedish football shirts. The main point fl ow across the dance fl oor. People were to note is how many smiles were seen enjoying the chance to dance the night around the ballroom, as everyone was away. I am more familiar with small groups enjoying the occasion. of dancers moving in unison. I generally work with children under 16 and they The main event was the demo. I had are usually dancing in a group of around been told the Masters have a knack 30 and tend to be the same age, dressed of putting on a good show and was the same, similar in height and shape. expecting something comical and entertaining. Rob FowlerFowler & & Paul Paul McAdam McAdam The demo was extremely funny but what I saw was some phenomenal dancers. I couldn’t take my eyes off Rachael as she danced and even though she was dressed as Bat Woman she had a dance ability which shone through. Even Bananaman, who was acting up playing the friendly comedian, was a fabulous dancer and I could have sat and watched them for much longer. In case you Brian BarakauskasBarakauskas haven’t gathered the 21 obinson & Barry Amato Rob Fowler, John R The FatFat Ladies Ladies - Rob- Fowler, John Robinson & Barry Amato theme was super heroes. After the break in the early evening the We watched The Riddler Ballroom was transformed into a star played by John Robinson studded occasion with diamonds and tiaras, as he kidnapped some of ball gowns and tuxedos. The characters the Masters staff and came from far and wide as they all stepped instructors and then the into Hollywood for Saturday night’s theme. super heroes coming to The show was awesome as the Masters took their rescue. their guests to the Oscars. Ian McEnaney hosted the show awarding Oscars to some I didn’t get to go back sensational stars including, The Wizard on the other days of Oz, Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin, because I had other Elvis, Laurel and Hardy, Antonio Banderas, commitments but James Dean, Judy Garland and Fred Astaire. I wish I could have The highlight was Robin Hood and his Men been there. The In Tights and three fat ladies doing ballet whole experience – the photo tells a better story! Everyone just left me wanting enjoyed their night in Hollywood mingling more. But I did have with the stars and as the DJs played some spies out and about fantastic music the dancers were able to on the Saturday and experience one terrific party. Sunday so I can give you all the juicy details... Sunday, August 7 Irish dancersdancers in in the the parade parade Saturday, August 6 It was the grand fi nale to a weekend dedicated to dance and the competitors Another full day of dancing was were feeling the emotions as they in store for those in Blackpool on competed for a place on the podium. There the Saturday with the dancefl oor was a buzz around the place as people welcoming dancers as early as anticipated who would come in what place 9.30am. Those lucky competition in the competition. With the pressure on dancers who had made it to the the fi nalists in the competition the social quarter and semi fi nals had to show dancers remained up in the Spanish room off their moves to the judges. It was with workshops by Brian Barakauskas, Paul going to be tough with the enormous McAdam, Tina Argyle, Kate Sala, Pat Stott, amount of talent and just a handful Alison Biggs and Rachael McEnaney. For from each division would be picked to those who enjoyed the Swing and Salsa g o through to the fi nal on Sunday. dancing the Arena Ballroom was open once again with Rachael McEnaney and Paul Upstairs in the Spanish Ballroom Warden leading the fl oor. Big Dave kept the social dancers were enjoying the request coming for those who opted out of perfect venue for Line dance the awards and social dancing continued workshops as they took instruction with all the workshop dances taught over from John Robinson, Paul McAdam, the weekend fi lling the fl oor. Peter Metelnick, Chrissie Hodgson, Neville Fitzgerald, Daniel Whittaker Meanwhile back in the Empress Ballroom and Rob Fowler. The heat was the dancers pulled out all the stops as they affecting people and at times people raised the standard to an unbelievable level. rested as the sun shone through the And before too long the eagerly awaited glass roof into the Ballroom. Despite results were announced by Rachael, with the warm conditions, the dancefl oor the audience waiting on her every word. Swedish dancersdancers enjoy enjoy the the evening evening social social was always full, as crowds turned The place became more and more intense up in force on the Saturday. Many and then the applause and the celebrations who had to work the previous day lifted the roof as names were announced. It were taking advantage of the day put a whole new meaning to the phase ‘the passes, which was a great idea. On atmosphere was electric’ as the excitement Saturday people not only had the just kept on growing. There were tears and chance to watch the very talented laughter as people became caught up in competitors, take workshops from the moment. Finally the new World Dance some of the best in the business Masters were crowned. The dancers talked but as an added extra this year about the competition and sought advice the Arena Ballroom opened a new from the judges for future events and then dancefl oor. Rachael McEnaney, people just continued to party. No one Paul Warden and Sally Tomlin held wanted to leave but in order to not upset Salsa and Swing workshops, which the Winter Garden staff the dancers fi nally Victor Hettie,Hettie, Elsabe Elsabe De De Jager, Jager, Johan Johan Bou Bouillon, Bheki Ngwenya, everybody has been raving about. removed their dance shoes and hailed a cab! illon, Bheki Ngwenya, The Masters really did spoil their Everyone’s feelings are the same – well ElisaLeRouxElisa Le Roux guests with a large variety, making it done for another fabulous event and roll on more enjoyable for everyone. next year. 22 October 2005

Workshop workout What the celebs taught during the The 2005 Results weekend... Barry and Dari Anne Senior Duos Carly Haworth and Gareth Mole England Barry and Simon’s Waltz (I/A) Junior Duos Leigh Welch and Kim Harris England and Hang On (A) Quads Open Georges Gems Wales Tina Argyle Teenage Teams PJ Mini Dancers England Crazy Chick (I) and Kind Of Magic (I) Senior Teams PJ Dancers England Brian Barakauskas Cabaret Teams Celtic Tribe Wales Not Much To Know Primary Female Chloe Patrick England Neville Fitzgerald Primary Male Sean Og Irwin Ireland Freek Like Me (I/A) Newcomer Junior/Teen Female Lucy O Brien England and Wat Da Fuss (I) Newcomer Junior/Teen Male Brian Sweeney Ireland John Robinson Newcomer Open Female Valentina Wood England Clouds In My Eyes (I) and Life's Great (I) Newcomer Open Male James Stephens Wales Peter Metelnick and Alison Biggs Silver Newcomer Female Joan Nash England Double XL (I), Pirates Of Dance (I), Division 4 Junior/Teen Female Dominique Bishop England Coming Home (I) Division4 Junior/Teen Male Adam Pearson England and Sunshine and Summertime (B/I) Division 4 Open Female Alexandria Burford England Lizzie Clarke Division 4 Open Male Paul Coclough England You’re The One (I) and So Good (I) Silver Novice Female Betty Maudling England Ed Lawton She’s A Lady (I) Silver Novice Male Nico Sinnige Holland Division 3 Junior Female Hollie McKenzie Scotland Charlotte Macari Everything I Do (I) Division 3 Junior Male Christopher Dale England and Irish Strew (B/I) Division 3 Teenage Female Cheryl Wright Scotland Daniel Whittaker Division 3 Teenage Male George Blick Wales Funk De Paris (I) Division 3 Open Female Deonne Robertson Scotland Kate Sala Division 3 Open Male Glenn Mainwaring Wales Chiky Latino (I) and Supertonic (I) Division 3 Crystal Female Jutta Ahrapalo Finland Pat Stott Division 3 Silver Female Linda Cormie Scotland I’m Free (I) and That’ll Be The Day (B/I) Division 3 Silver Male Nicholas Cort Sweden Chris Hodgson Gold Female Ruth Kobi Switzerland Masquerade (I) and Sukiyaki (I) Gold Male Gary Holden Spain Masters In Line Division 2 Crystal Female Michelle Robinson Ireland Careless Whisper (I), Freaky Girl (I), Division 2 Junior Female Lauren Forsyth England All Night Boogie (I), Quand’05 (I/A), Division 2 Teenage Female Natasha Powell Wales Swing That Thing (I), Overload (I) and No Regrets (I) Division 2 Teenage Male Phillip Schumacher Germany Division 2 Open Female Gemma Glencross England Division 2 Open Male Christopher Stimson Germany Division 1 Allstars Female Sydney Smyth England Division 1 Allstars Male Gareth Mole England The WinnerWinner Gareth MoleMole - AllstarsAllstars Male Male

23 Girl next door

It is not every day a choreographer gets the chance to interview the person behind the music which inspired their dance, so when Vivienne Scott got the chance to speak to Lisa Brokop it certainly wasn’t One Bad Day

24 October 2005

hat an appealing, signed with Sony but soon it was agreed simply holler to her music. You can certainly friendly ‘girl-next- that she would take a year off to refocus. kick up your heels to ‘Wildfl owers’, ‘Write a door’ type of person Her life so far had moved at such a frantic Book About Me’ and ‘Lime Green Pacer’ she seems, I thought pace that there had been little time to which reminds me of a rocking Wynonna. as I started my reflect and concentrate on her own personal ‘What I’d Miss’ is a good night-club two conversation with development. Nevertheless, she was not one step and ‘Paper, Rock, Scissors’ could fi ll Canadian Country to relax and the year loomed vacantly ahead. the dancefl oor. Lisa’s writing shows great Singer/Songwriter So Lisa decided she would try her hand at depth and emotional capacity as you will LisaW Brokop. With the winning combination song writing. She had attempted writing a hear in the haunting ‘Hey Do You Know Me’, of warm brown eyes and a wide welcoming couple of songs in the past but hadn’t felt the romantic ‘Just a Girl’ and the empathetic smile – plus enormous talent and they were worthy of recording. It’s funny ‘Pearl’. The strength and tenor of her voice determination – this attractive, articulate how life can bring you surprises… this time also pull at your heart strings. Over the and likeable entertainer is at a stage of around she started to think that “maybe I years Lisa feels in her writing she has her life when anything and everything is could do this”. This new way of expressing become more true to herself and the things possible. herself was a huge thing for her and word that are important to her. soon spread of her writing talents in the Lisa has already been named CCMA’s Nashville music circles. She was thrilled Lisa’s new single Big Picture has just been Independent Female Artist in 2001-2003 when Reba McEntire recorded Secret and released in the US and she is anticipating inclusive, won multi-awards at the BCCMA then learnt that Terri Clarke had chosen doing a big North American tour. Hopefully Awards and is releasing her sixth album. one of her songs for her upcoming album. she can then follow her dream to tour But let’s journey back to the little eight Tammy Cochran, Amanda Wilkinson, Suzy Europe and visit relatives there – watch year old who used to sing on stage while Bogguss and Billy Dean all followed taking this space. her brother played the drums and her Lisa’s songs for their own. She is very mother the accordion as they performed humble about this success and still sounds The future sounds exciting and full of at local nursing homes. “Why the interest surprised that her song writing should possibilities. Nevertheless, Lisa still has in Country music at that young age?”, I be fl ourishing this way. The unexpected both feet fi rmly on the ground and asked asked her. “Even when I was just 4 years discovery of her writing ability has brought me to let her fans know how much she old”, she explained, “My favourite song was her enormous pleasure and a real sense of appreciates their support and loyalty. She Rhinestone Cowboy and I loved Dottie West achievement. However Lisa says that if she is always delighted when someone visits and Anne Murray and wanted to be just had to choose between writing and singing, her web site and leaves her a message. I like them.” Lisa was exposed to all types she would choose singing. She told me that left our conversation with the feeling that of music growing up but the Country music nothing can be better than getting on stage Lisa would be successful whatever road lyrics and the stories told in the songs drew and hearing your voice soaring into the she followed but we are fortunate that she her in. rafters. It is doubly rewarding when the chose the music business so we can enjoy lyrics are her own. In addition, Lisa is a her exciting talent. All Lisa wanted to do was sing. At 15 she talented musician playing rhythm guitar, joined her fi rst band The Sweetwater Band keyboard and she is now learning the Vivienne Scott’s Dance – One Bad Day and travelled all over Canada performing in mandolin. (Then I’ll Be OK!) was published in August clubs and bars. She laughed as she told me 2005. It is a four wall, 32 count, beginner/ of her parents’ bemused expressions when Lisa is also interested in acting and in 1993 intermediate dance. they saw the old rickety yellow bus, which played the starring role in Canadian- was to take Lisa on her fi rst tour from her made movie Harmony Cats. home city of Vancouver in British Columbia She is now in the pilot for a to the frozen wasteland of Thunder Bay in new TV series to be shown Northern Ontario. Indeed, the bus broke on CMT. It’s called Tyler down numerous times and Lisa had to help Dean and is about a young push it along over sheer ice: “We didn’t boy trying to make it big know any better at the time. We thought in Nashville. that was what touring was all about and we had a great time regardless.” Lisa added, “It Lisa had heard about the was probably a good way to start as, in hind Line dance I had written sight, it couldn’t get worse than that, and to One Bad Day and it didn’t.” was delighted to hear dancers are enjoying her Just 16 years old, Lisa cut her fi rst single song. She told me that in Canada, which got quite a bit of air play. everybody always smiles Then with an entrepreneurial attitude and starts moving to One beyond her years she put together an album, Bad Day. “After all”, she which she took to Nashville. She was signed said, “Everyone has one to Capitol almost immediately. Lisa was bad day and then gets travelling extensively so when the record up, brushes themselves company suggested she move to Nashville it off and starts again.” seemed like just another stopping off point. 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THESE PAGES WILL GIVE YOU AN INSIGHT TO WHAT IS PROVING POPULAR Dance Issue Published AND WILL HELP YOU TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS ON WHAT TO TEACH. Don’t Get Me Wrong October 2005 Black Horse July 2005 We thank those instructors who have contributed to this page. I Can’t Be Bothered July 2005 We appreciate their input and can assure our readers that these endorsements are given Firedance July 2005 Love 2 Cha Cha July 2005 in the spirit of friendship on the floor. They do not contain any element of Sway July 2005 self-promotion or friendship endorsements. (Every) Cotton Pickin’ Morning June 2005 We welcome dance reviews from smaller local clubs! El Rio Amor May 2005 Razor Sharp February 1998 •All the other dance scripts reviewed or mentioned by our reviewers are available at www.linedancermagazine.com Anne Hewitt Yvonne Anderson Shy-Anne’s LDC, Winsford, Cheshire Boot Scootin’ Bandits, Ayrshire

So Good Sway Dee Musk Carl Sullivan So Good – Rachel Stevens Sway – Michael Bublé Anne Hewitt This is a 32 count dance with no tags A marvellous 64-count dance with interesting or restarts. It’s a great compact 32 rhythm changes. Looks great on the fl oor and count dance with some interesting foot really allows folks to put their own style in. patterns to keep you on your toes. I would An excellent fit to the music and one that we recommend this dance to all intermediate will dance again and again. dancers, a ‘must-do’ to a great catchy upbeat pop track. A big hit at my class Shaping Up when I first taught it. Robbie McGowan Hickie The Shape I’m In – The Deans Betcha Neva A good Improver dance to a fun up-beat track Yvonne Anderson Rob Fowler from The Deans. Nice fit to the music and an Betcha Never – Cherie easy teach. No tags or restarts. Nice dance and nothing too difficult. My class instantly took to this one. It has lots of Atlantis mambo steps to reflect the music, which by Jamie Marshall & John Robinson the way is one of the great tracks and dances Trying To Find Atlantis – Jamie O’Neal from the new Cherie album. One wall winner, good music, easy intermediate with lots of space to put your New Dreams own style in. A slower funky feel to this Robbie McGowan Hickie & Karen Hunn one, one restart and one tag, both are very The Girls What You Mean to Me – obvious. Chris De Burgh This is a 4 wall dance with 64 counts and El Rio Amor no tags or restarts. This dance has stood Peter Metelnick & Alison Biggs the test of time at my club, we have been River Of Love – John Arthur Martinez dancing it for quite some time now. Its This fi lls the fl oor everytime. A tricky dance a great dance with enough to keep you that really fits the music and challenges the interested and its a lovely track also. dancer. High Intermediate. Worth investing Give it a whirl if you haven’t done it, it the teach time. will keep your dancers happy for a long Carol Barnett time. At least, it has with the majority of mine. Maureen & Michelle Jones Overdrive Walk This Way LDC , Wolverhampton Rob Fowler Overdrive – The Road Hammers Black Horse Great get up and dance music and a smashing Kate Sala beginner dance to match. Even some of my Black Horse & The Cherry Tree – more experienced dancers are enjoying this KT Tunstall one too. Its also fun when the music nearly Brilliant choreography to great music, which Ann Wood stops and you have to hang in there and has created a very exciting and rewarding dance along to get you back on track. This dance. This never fails to fi ll the dance dance may just turn out to be one of those fl oor at our classes and it is one of the most classic little fl oor fi llers! requested dances at our socials. 28 Dance Reviews

I Can’t Be Bothered and enjoy in the early days! A good one for Teresa & Vera socials. I Can’t Be Bothered – Miranda Lambert A dance for everyone - easy steps and great Razor Sharp country music from Miranda Lambert. Stephen Sunter Defi nitely a winning combination! Siamsa – Ronan Hardiman Resurrected this classic golden oldie as most Firedance of our members were not around when this Maggie Gallagher was fi rst taught. Everyone enjoyed either Firedance – Princesses Of Violin watching or dancing this. Looking back, I A stunning dance to the track ‘Firedance’ remember how tricky we thought this was

from the equally stunning CD ‘Violin and it hit home again how far we’ve come. WS Dances’. This is choreography at its best, Glad this still endures as it is great fun to do capturing the rhythms and atmosphere of and keep alive. the music perfectly. Repetition of steps and step patterns help to simplify much of the syncopation. Certainly well worth the effort Ann Wood and our current personal favourite. Bronco Linedancers, Cheshire Love 2 Cha Cha David Sinfi eld (Every) Cotton Pickin’ Morning IE I Keep Forgetting – Lee Ann Womack Steve Mason A smooth, fl owing dance to a great track from (Every) Cotton Pickin’ Time – Blake the Fever 12 compilation CD. Well liked by Shelton both our Improver and Intermediate classes. This is a 32 count beginner dance to a very It’s one of those dances that you like more catchy track. The dance is quick and the two every time you dance it. very easy tags are even quicker which has V caused some chaos. Everybody has loved this dance and it has certainly brought the Carol Barnett laughter back into our lines. The triple full turn in Section 1 can be replaced with a The CaroLiner Team, Surrey coaster step which means that everybody can manage the dance. No Regrets Scott Blevins Pirates of Dance Outside (The Club) – Adina Howard Peter (Peg Leg) Metelnick & This is a brilliantly blended and fl owing Alison (Ahoy) Biggs dance to a very cool track. The style is hard Pirates of Dance – DJ Bobo RE to get to grips with at fi rst (the timing is a bit Learnt this one recently and Peter and Alison tricky), but an enjoyable challenge to teach spent a full hour teaching it. It is fast, furious and dance with a good feeling once mastered. and defi nitely not for the faint hearted. The I was really pleased that the club went for it music has had a mixed reception but when e and we agreed to keep dancing it every week it is teamed up with the steps it works well. so we don’t lose it! It has 3 tag restarts including a ‘walk the plank’ followed by an 8 1/2 count break Wat Da Fuss in the music. If you like heel jacks, cross Neville Fitzgerald shuffles, unusual mambo heel steps and a So What’s The Fuss – Stevie Wonder restart similar to the one in ‘Feet Don’t Fail A great track and a well levelled dance to suit Me Now’ then this is the dance for you. A the intermediate dancer. The steps are fun must dance for those who like a challenge. and funky with wide appeal. Not too tough nc to teach and an enjoyable addition to any Don’t Get Me Wrong night’s dancing. Elizabeth George Don’t Get Me Wrong – The Pretenders Overdrive This is a beginner/intermediate dance Rob Fowler written to the Pretenders track of the same Overdrive – Road Hammers name. It fits well to the music and is not Fun and easy, this is a good one for our too difficult. There is a section with side Improvers and general dancers. An up-beat switches leading into backwards travelling and strong track gives drive and interest and heel switches, which add a lot of interest to the ‘oomph’ to get the intermediates off their the dance. This is a dance for everybody and chairs and onto the fl oor! No tags, no bridges, I feel sure we will see it on the dance fl oors da it reminded us of the dances we used to do up and down the country. 29 The 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 reflect the complexity and musical variety of filling floors 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 floors in per chart. By showing mutual support and through your these areas. The DJ Playlists

DJ Martin Lee DJ John ‘Grrowler’ Rowell Ellendune Trust Evening Social, Wroughton, Wiltshire. Grrowler’s Sunday Showcase, Leven, West Yorks Friday 5th August 2005 Sunday 7th August 2005

1. Speak To The Sky/Cowboy Charleston – Speak To The Sky – Brendon Walmsley 1. Over The Line – Footloose – Kenny Loggins 2. New Dreams/Texas Cha Cha – What You Mean To Me – Chris De Burgh 2. Come Dance With Me – Come Dance With Me – Nancy Hays 3. Silver Threads/Ziggy – Silver Threads & Golden Needles – Dolly Parton 3. Easy Come Easy Go – Honey, I’m Home – Shania Twain 4. Leave Right Now/Just Because – Leave Right Now – Will Young 4. Rock ‘n’ Roll Bride – I Knew The Bride – The Deans 5. Mars Attack/Twist ‘Em – Chocolate – Soul Control 5. Do Ya’ – Do You Wanna Dance – The Olsen Brothers 6. Black Horse/Latin Wiggle – Black Horse & The Cherry Tree – Kt Tunstall 6. Hams Jam – Stand By Your Man – Dixie Chicks 7. The Real World/One Step Forward Waltz – The Real World – D-Side 7. Celeste – Cosi Celeste – Zucchero & Co 8. Take A Breather/Cruisin’ – I Need A Breather – Darryl Worley 8. Irish Stew – Irish Stew – Sham Rock 9. Somebody Like You/T Bone Shuffl e – Somebody Like You – Keith Urban 9. Sukiyaki – Sukiyaki – Kyu Sakamoto 10. Mariana Mambo/Cajun Thang – Mariana Mambo – Chayanne 10. Caught In The Act – Who’s Been Sleeping In My Bed? – Glenn Frey 11. Islands In The Stream/Sway – Islands In The Stream – Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton 11. No Place to Go – Radio Dancing – Englebert Humperdinck 12. Sweet Dreams/Lindi Shuffl e – Radio Dancing – Engelbert Humperdinck 12. Miller Magic – Glenn Miller Medley – Jive Bunny 13. Pot Of Gold/Coastin’ – Dance Above The Rainbow – Ronan Hardiman 13. Last Man Standing – Last Man Standing – Lucie Silvas 14. Sundown Waltz/Dream On – Sundown In Nashville – Marty Stuart 14. All Day Long – Mr Mom – Lonestar 15. Misty/Lamtarra Rhumba – Misty – Ray Stevens 15. Evergreen – Evergreen – Will Young 16. Miller Magic/Cowboy Strut – Glenn Miller Medley – Jive Bunny 16. (Every) Cotton Pickin’ Morning – (Every) Cotton Pickin’ Time – Blake Shelton 17. Bad Moon On The Rise/Country 2 Step – Bad Moon Rising – Creedence Clearwater Revival 17. So On & So On – Every Day People – Sly & The Family Stone 18. Indigo Moon/Come Dance With Me – Indigo Moon – Heather Myles 18. The Way – The Way – Clay Aiken 19. Celeste/Dancing In The Dark – Cosi Celeste – Zucchero 19. Amazing Faith – Amazed (Huff Mix) – Lonestar 20. My Maria/Stroll Along Cha Cha – My Maria – Brooks & Dunn 20. Cheek To Cheek – Cheek To Cheek – Frank Sinatra 21. Holding You/Rita’s Waltz – Holdin’ You – Gretchen Wilson 21. Into The Arena – Now I Can Dance – Tina Arena 22. Slow Burn/Ziggy – Fire – Des’ree & Babyface 22. 20 Kisses – Stop The World And Let Me Off – Dwight Yoakam 23. Irish Stew/Coastin’ – Irish Stew – Sham Rock 23. Sweet Little Sixteen – Sweet Little Sixteen – Chuck Berry 24. X-Rated/Cruisin’ – Filthy Gorgeous – The Scissor Sisters 24. Keep It Burnin – Keep This Fire Burning – Beverley Knight 25. El Rio Amor/County Line – River Of Love – John Arthur Martinez 25. Soluna – Monday Mi Amor – Soluna 26. Reverse Waltz/Waltz Across Texas – Feels Right – Lemar 26. Under Your Spell – Under Your Spell – Ana Victoria 27. Maybe I Could/Ribbon Of Highway – I Might – Shakin’ Stevens 27. Side By Side – We Work It Out – Joni Harms 28. Where We’ve Been/Just Because – Remember When – Alan Jackson 28. Black Horse – Black Horse & The Cherry Tree – KT Tunstall 29. Smokey Places/Por Ti Sere – Smokey Places – Ronnie McDowell 29. Millionaire – Millionaire – Kelis 30. Keep It Burnin – Keep This Fire Burning – Beverley Knight 30. Let’s Go Little Darlin – Let’s Go Little Darlin – The Deans 31. Suds In The Bucket/Snake Pit – Suds In The Bucket – Sara Evans 31. Rockin’ – Some Beach 32. Elliot’s Dream/Cowgirls’ Twist – I Love To Boogie – T-Rex 32. Backstreet Attitude – Everybody (Backstreet’s Back) – Backstreet Boys 33. Under Your Spell/Texas Waltz – Under Your Spell – Ana Victoria 33. Dangerous Curves – Dangerous Curves – Notorious Cherry Bombs 34. Icebreaker/Hold Your Horses – Hold Your Horses – E-Type 34. Out Of Bounds – Prohibida – Raul 35. Doctor Doctor/Just For Grins – Bad Case Of Loving You – Robert Palmer 35. Rita’s Waltz – Someone Must Feel Like A Fool Tonight – Kenny Rogers 36. Soluna/Texas Cha Cha – Monday Mi Amor – Soluna 36. I Can’t Be Bothered – I Can’t Be Bothered – Miranda Lambert 37. All Day Long/Cowboy Charleston – Mr Mom – Lonestar 37. Romantasy – Alone With You – Derailers 38. Closer/World Of Blue – Closer – Susan Ashton 38. Smokey Places – Smokey Places – Ronnie McDowell 39. I Can’t Be Bothered/Tush Push – I Can’t Be Bothered – Miranda Lambert 39. Elliots Dream – I Love To Boogie – T-Rex 40. Ready To Fly/Dream On – Ready To Fly – Richard Marx 40. Rock Me – Rock Your Baby – George McCrae

30 The Charts The Beginners Top Ten Charts 1. Miller Magic...... Glenn Miller Medley ...... Jive Bunny 2. Sweet Nothing...... Sweet Nothing ...... The Deans 3. Irish Stew ...... Irish Stew...... Sham Rock J T’s Country 4. Come On & Dance ...... Wait A Minute...... Notorious Cherry Bombs 5. Rockin’ ...... Come On Back...... Carlene Carter Kickers 6. Copperhead...... Copperhead Road...... Steve Earle Norfolk. 7. Cut A Rug...... Roll Out The Rug...... Scooter Lee 8. Wine, Women & Song...... CC Rider ...... The Deans 07788 408801 9. Stroll Along ...... Ciega Sordomuda...... Shakira 10. Shania’s Moment...... From This Moment ...... Shania Twain

1. Irish Stew ...... Irish Stew...... Sham Rock 2. Full Circle...... You Drive Me Crazy...... Shakin’ Stevens 3. Feeling So Good ...... So Good ...... Rachel Stevens 4. Roman Holiday ...... An Evening In Roma...... Patrizio Buanne The Centre Liners 5. I Can’t Stay...... Getaway ...... Texas Stranraer. 6. Just 4 Fun...... Tell Me Ma...... Sham Rock 7. Cross My Heart ...... Escape...... Enrique Inglesias 01776 705701 8. Think Of Me ...... Angelina...... Lou Bega 9. Mini Mariana...... Lonely ...... Akon 10. 16 Step...... Hey Baby ...... DJ Otzi

1. Country Magic ...... Fishin’ In The Dark...... Bob Fortner 2. Irish Stew ...... Irish Stew...... Sham Rock 3. 123 Waltz...... Ready To Fly ...... Richard Marx G-Force L.D.C. 4. Tangled Sheets...... Nothin’ On But the Radio...... Gary Allan Sutton-in-Ashfield, 5. Show Me More...... She Showed Me A Little Bit More ...... Dave Sheriff 6. Cowboy Charleston ...... Black Betty ...... Tom Jones Nottinghamshire. 7. Speak to the Sky...... Speak to the Sky...... Brendon Walmsley Tel: 01623 403903 8. County Line Cha Cha ...... Un Momento Alla...... Rick Trevino 9. Smokey Places ...... Joe’s Place ...... Joe Nichols 10. Tango With The Sheriff...... Cha Tango...... Dave Sheriff The International Top Ten Charts 1. Forever And Ever...... Forever And Ever, Amen...... Randy Travis 2. Stay Forever...... Stay Forever ...... Hal Ketchum 3. Where We’ve Been ...... Remember When...... Alan Jackson 4. Simply Cha Cha...... When The Sun Goes Down ...... Kenny Chesney Cowboys & Angels 5. Mustang Sally ...... Fire ...... Des’ree feat Babyface Randers, Denmark 6. Old School ...... Let The Music Play...... Shannon [email protected] 7. Doctor, Doctor...... Bad Case Of Loving You...... Robert Palmer 8. JFF (Just For Fun) ...... Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough ...... Michael Jackson 9. Bounce ...... Holla (Urban Remix)...... Trin-i-tee 10. Burning Love...... Burning Love...... Wynonna

1. Patrizio’s Rumba ...... A Man Without Love ...... Patrizio Buanne 2. Infi nity...... Reach ...... Gloria Estefan 3. Home ...... Home ...... Michael Bublé 4. Pirates Of Dance ...... Pirates Of Dance ...... DJ Bobo Wild West LDC 5. Heat On The Street ...... Heat On The Street ...... Glenn Frey Singapore 6. Can’t Do Dat ...... Sorry...... Ben Adams [email protected] 7. Under Your Spell...... Under Your Spell ...... Danz Inc 8. The Last Dance...... Save The Last Dance For Me ...... Michael Bublé 9. Haven’t I Always ...... Almost Here ...... Brian McFadden & Delta Goodrem 10. Hit The Freeway ...... Hit The Freeway...... Toni Braxton

1. Just A Kiss...... Just A Kiss ...... Steve Holy 2. On The Rocks...... Say I...... Alabama 3. Almost Cookin’...... Boogie Woogie Fiddle Country Blues...... Charlie Daniels. 4. El Paso Rock ...... The Craziest Thing...... Ricke Tippe Dance Country LDC 5. Irish Stew ...... Irish Stew...... Sham Rock Celrà, Girona, Spain 6. Elliot’s Dream...... I Love To Boogie ...... T-Rex [email protected] 7. The Fold Out...... Sleeping On The Fold Out...... Brad Paisley 8. Just For Grins ...... Billy Be Bad ...... George Jones 9. Vertical Expressions...... Vertical Expressions...... Bellamy Brothers 10. Feel the beat...... I Feel A Heartache...... Danni Leigh

31 The Dance Club Top Ten 1. Black Horse ...... Black Horse & The Cherry Tree...... KT Tunstall 2. Walk This Earth...... Just A Dream...... Jimmy Wayne 3. Let It Go...... Cha Cha Cuba...... Matt Bianco D & H WDC 4. Irish Stew ...... Irish Stew...... Sham Rock 5. All Day Long...... Mr Mom ...... Lonestar Tushpushers 6. Make It Up...... I Wanna Die ...... Miranda Lambert Cardiff. 7. Paradise...... God’s Been Good To Me...... Keith Urban 02920 212564 8. Kind Of Magic...... A Kind Of Magic ...... Queen 9. Soluna ...... Monday Mi Amor...... Soluna 10. Miller Magic...... Glenn Miller Medley ...... Jive Bunny

1. Black Horse ...... Black Horse & The Cherry Tree...... KT Tunstall 2. I Need Help...... Crazy Chick ...... Charlotte Church Alan Haywood’s 3. The Last Dance...... Save The Last Dance For Me ...... Michael Bublé 4. Under Your Spell...... Under Your Spell ...... Ana Victoria Linedance Club 5. The Way ...... The Way...... Clay Aiken 6. Building Our Memories ...... Making Memories Of Us...... Keith Urban Huntingdon, 7. Better Life...... Better Life ...... Keith Urban Cambridgeshire. 8. Twix...... Chocolate...... Soul Control 07979 076063 9. Grace And Favour...... God’s Been Good To Me...... Keith Urban 10. Soluna ...... Monday Mi Amor...... Soluna

1. Black Horse ...... Black Horse & The Cherry Tree...... KT Tunstall 2. Soluna ...... Monday Mi Amor...... Soluna 3. Keep It Burnin ...... Keep This Fire Burning...... Beverley Knight Stampede 4. Trust Me!...... Vincero ...... Fredrik Kempe 5. Heat On The Street ...... The Heat Is On...... Glenn Frey Linedancers 6. All Day Long...... Mr Mom ...... Lonestar Ottershaw, Surrey. 7. Miller Magic...... Glenn Miller Medley ...... Jive Bunny 01932 873061 8. X-Rated...... Filthy Gorgeous ...... Scissor Sisters 9. Under Your Spell...... Under Your Spell ...... Ana Victoria 10. Get It On...... Let’s Get It On (Remix) ...... Marvin Gaye

1. Miller Magic...... Glenn Miller Magic ...... Jive Bunny 2. Some Beach...... Some Beach ...... Blake Shelton 3. Rockin’ ...... Some Beach ...... Blake Shelton 4. Just My Luck ...... Tired Of Getting My Butt Kicked...... Bellamy Brothers Goin’ Stompin’ 5. Sweet Dreams ...... Magic Moments ...... The Deans Sheffield, Yorks. 6. All Day Long...... Mr Mom ...... Lonestar 0114 247 1880 7. Closer...... Closer ...... Susan Ashton 8. Sweet Sweet Smile...... Sweet Sweet Smile ...... The Carpenters 9. Speak To The Sky...... Speak To The Sky ...... Brendon Walmsley 10. More & More ...... More & More & More ...... Bellamy Brothers

1. Irish Stew ...... Irish Stew...... Sham Rock 2. Miller Magic...... Glenn Miller Medley ...... Jive Bunny 3. Kind Of Magic...... A Kind Of Magic ...... Queen Pauline’s 4. I Can’t Be Bothered ...... I Can’t Be Bothered...... Miranda Lambert 5. I’m On My Way (Shrek)...... I’m On My Way ...... The Proclaimers Linedancing 6. Just Wright ...... C’est La Vie...... Chely Wright Retford, Nottinghamshire. 7. Keep It Burnin ...... Keep This Fire Burning...... Beverley Knight 07855 272358 8. All Day Long...... Mr Mom ...... Lonestar 9. Speak To The Sky...... Speak To The Sky ...... Brendon Walmsley 10. Too Good To Be True...... Can’t Take My Eyes Off You ... Andy Williams & Denise Van Outen

1. All Day Long...... Mr Mom ...... Lonestar 2. Just Wright ...... C’est La Vie...... Chely Wright Middleton 3. Miller Magic...... Glenn Miller Medley ...... Jive Bunny 4. Kind Of Magic...... A Kind Of Magic ...... Queen Mavericks 5. Trust Me!...... Vincero ...... Fredrik Kempe 6. Suds In The Bucket ...... Suds In The Bucket ...... Sara Evans Middleton Teesdale, 7. I Can’t Be Bothered ...... I Can’t Be Bothered...... Miranda Lambert Co. Durham. 8. Soluna ...... Monday Mi Amor...... Soluna 01833 628228 9. Side By Side...... We Work It Out...... Joni Harms 10. Top Of The World...... Top Of The World...... The Carpenters

32 The Charts The Dancers’ Top Ten This chart is based entirely on information from the dance community. Black Horse & 1 (1) Black Horse (I) Kate Sala The...... Cherry Tree KT Tunstall 2 (3) Soluna (I) Robbie McGowan Hickie Monday Mi Amor ...... Soluna

3 (2) Just Wright (B/I) Maggie Gallagher C’est La Vie...... Chely Wright Craig Bennett & 4 (5) Keep It Burnin (I) John Robinson Keep This Fire Burning .. Beverley Knight 5 (4) Miller Magic (I) Andrew, Simon & Sheila Glenn Miller Medley ...... Jive Bunny

6 (8) I Can’t Be Bothered (B/I) Teresa & Vera I Can’t Be Bothered ...... Miranda Lambert

7 (6) All Day Long (I) Gary Lafferty Mr Mom ...... Lonestar

8 (–) Kind Of Magic (I) Tina Argyle A Kind Of Magic ...... Queen

9 (–) Irish Stew (B/I) Lois Lightfoot Irish Stew ...... Shamrock Peter Metelnick & 10 (–) Pirates Of Dance (I/A) Alison Biggs Pirates Of Dance...... DJ Bobo

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ive-time CMA Award winner Brad Pais- guys compliment each other so well on this TIME WELL WASTED ley can do no wrong. He has had four awesome Country song. Brad Paisley number one hits and sold over six mil- There are a few songs at slower paces; Raining lion albums. He is proving to be one of You (96bpm) a stunner of a song, When I Get ARISTA 82876 69642 2 F Country music’s most respected young talents. Where I’m Going (86bpm) a beautiful duet He now follows up his successful 2003 album with Dolly Parton, and the title track Time Well Listen Mud On The Tires with a brand new release. Wasted (76bpm) another night club two step

Dance The World (88/176bpm) opens the album and with super lyrics and another dance hit? Maggie Gallagher has written a nice beginner/ Flowers (104bpm) has a more traditional intermediate 32 count, four wall dance to this flavour to it, whilst Love Is Never Ending brilliant two stepper. (105bpm) is a catchy little dance number. Alcohol (130bpm) is the first single from the Easy Money (125bpm) is a classy West coast ALBUM album and this fast paced waltz has brilliant swing style song ideal for dancers. OF THE sing-a-long lyrics – it is only a case of who writes Time Warp (101/202bpm) no not THAT song! a dance to it first. This is an instrumental which showcases Brad’s MONTH Waitin’ On A Woman (76bpm) is a beautiful amazing guitar playing skills, and it has several night-club two step, a dreamy song that you tempo changes and musical styles. just melt in to. Cornography closes the album and this I’ll Take You Back (122bpm) is a polka and you comedy track takes up were Spaghetti Western would be forgiven for thinking this is a rock Swing left off on the last album and features track when you hear the awesome guitar solo. Dolly Parton, George Jones, and Little Jimmy She’s Everything (106bpm) is a gorgeous Dickens. song, one of those that Brad Paisley specialises Brad Paisley’s debut album Who Needs in. This gentle cha cha will definitely inspire a Pictures was superb. The new album more choreographer to write to it. that matches the standard of his first and, in You Need A Man (131bpm) is a cracking East my opinion, is Brad’s best work to date. There coast swing track, one of those songs that you will be several dances to music from this superb will be itching to get up and dance to. album, and it will find its way into countless car Out In The Parking Lot (92/184bpm) is a duet stereos as it is a great album to listen to. Buy it, with Country superstar Alan Jackson and the you’ll love it, Trust Me!

im Dean was one half of The Dean Della And The Dealer (91bpm) is a good A SHOT OF JD Brothers, one of the biggest bands two step and was originally a minor hit for The Jim Dean Band to play the Line dance scene during Hoyt Axton in 1980. J the ninties. After the split Jim took a Reggae Cowboy (118bpm) is a fun take on couple of years out from the music business the Bellamy Brothers song. but is back with a new band and album. The Love Runs Out (62bpm) is the second of Listen Jim Dean Band are; Jim Dean bass, lead and the band’s self penned songs and with it, we Dance backing vocals, Carl Shay guitars, lead and see a completely different side to the band. backing vocals, and Frank Mizen steel guitar, Walk In The Room (128bpm) has been piano, guitar, and vocals. covered by many artists, this offering keeps The opener Wild Side Of Life (160bpm) is close to the Searchers original version. Try a Countrified Quo-like version of this classic the dance Vivacious. song, and it can only be a matter of time until Tulane (158bpm) is one of the best dance we are dancing to it. prospects on the album. This re-make of the Something ‘Bout You Baby I Like (132bpm) is 1977 hit by the Steve Gibbons Band is just a good re-working of another old standard. crying out for a dance to be written to it. Only You (102bpm) This is the Jim Dean The closing track is a bit of a surprise; My Band’s version of the old Platters huge hit. Best Friends Girl (124bpm) which was a big It is turned into a lovely cha cha ideal for hit for the Cars is an interesting addition. dances like Cruising, but again it won’t be The Jim Dean Band are not claiming that long until it has its own dance. this album is of Nashville quality – it is Lover Please (154bpm) is a cover of the however a good starting point for this new Vernons Girls 1962 hit. venture. There is a varied selection of songs It’s Hit The Fan (90bpm) is one of two that are ideal for dancing. The two original original songs on the album written by the songs are very good – I think it is a shame band. This is a fine Country rocker with there are not more on the album. Give it a “tongue in cheek” lyrics and I feel sure it will try and like me, embrace the Jim Dean Band be a dance hit soon. – enjoy their music. 34 Album Reviews

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

nother new name for you – Pete song I really like, and you get a real feel of Schlegel from Ohio. Raised on a farm Pete’s voice on this heartfelt number. STRONG STUFF A listening to Country music, whilst Gotta Get To Her Before My Reputation Peter Schiegel milking the cows. In fourth grade (154bpm) is a real barn storming honky INFINITY 0004 his dad bought him a guitar and after a few tonker and Kate Sala liked it so much she years he was singing in the school choir and wrote a dance to it, Midnight Casanova which doing the karaoke circuit. He later formed a is four walls, 64 counts, intermediate. Listen band, Tru South, and became a State Trooper Swinging Doors (134/162bpm) is the first Dance and helicopter pilot. In 2002 he decided to of two “live” tracks. This cracking East coast pack up and move to Nashville to pursue his swing is a cover of Merle Haggard’s classic dream of becoming a Country star. His music song. It has tempo changes which should is described as guitar-driven, up-tempo, make it a good choice for choreographers. honky tonk. Pete releases his first album. Lonesome, Orn’ry And Mean (115bpm) is Leavin’ Ain’t As Easy As It Sounds (78bpm) a good cowboy song, a cha cha, with more starts the album and it is a good strong traditional leanings with twangy steel guitar opener with a driving beat and Easy Come, and honky tonk piano. Easy Go (Canadian Stomp) would fit. Liquor To Like Her (148bpm) is the final cut A Girl Like You (120bpm) is a hot dance and this has had extensive video airplay on prospect, Polka in style, and this powerful GAC in the States, as well as being a big hit song just needs a good dance writing to it. in Germany. The “tongue in cheek” lyrics will Short For Gone (72bpm) is a good strong have you all singing along, and with the right night-club two step with very clever lyrics, dance, this has the potential to be a hit. using lots of abbreviations, and this excellent This is a fascinating debut album from song should tempt choreographers. Pete Schlegel. Although there are only nine Something Strong (85bpm) this song is tracks, they are all very good, with some reminiscent of Billy Ray Cyrus at his best but great dance tracks too. This artist must with a flavour of Brooks and Dunn. It is one surely be very close to landing a deal with of those foot tapping songs that makes you the majors, and who knows he may just be want to get up and dance. the next big thing! That’s The Way I Love You (86bpm) is one Thanks to CD City for this album.

mericans do patriotism exceptionally winner, Buddy Jewel adds Sweet Southern PATRIOTIC COUNTRY 2 well. Anyone who has visited the Comfort (76bpm) – Kate Sala wrote a lovely A States will have seen it first hand, 32 count, four wall, intermediate dance. Various Artists and of course after 9/11 it was there Aaron Tipping sings You’ve Got To Stand For SONY BMG 8287669078 for the entire world to see. This album is a Something (168bpm) which is also a good celebration of American patriotism. two step and Merle Haggard adds his Oki If The World Had A Front Porch (164bpm) From Muskogie (140bpm). Listen is a lovely two step by Tracy Lawrence. American Made (126bpm) is a fun cha Dance You Do Your Thing (66bpm) is an anthem cha from the Oakridge Boys, and super by Montgomery Gentry. This night-club two group Alabama sing the bouncy Down Home step could create some interest. (78bpm) which sounds like it wants a good Have You Forgotten (80bpm) is the beginner dance writing to it. remarkable song by Daryl Worley written Billy Ray Cyrus sings one of his best ever after 9/11. I am not sure it is for dancing songs Some Gave All (120bpm). too. They Also Serve (81bpm) is sung by John The Bumper Of My S.U.V. (80bpm) is a Conlee in his own unique style. poignant song from Chely Wright’s superb The last couple of songs are Johnny Cash’s Metropolitan Hotel album. Ragged Old Flag which is spoken word with A Country Boy Can Survive (74bpm) is a a musical accompaniment, and lastly Elvis’s typically powerful song from Hank Williams live version of America The Beautiful, nobody Jnr, and another Country legend Willie does it like the King. Nelson contributes Living In The Promised There are a few good dance numbers on this Land (74bpm), a bit of Willie at his best. 17 tracks set, notably the two steps. For real Somebody’s Someone (71bpm) is a moving Country music lovers it is a fine collection of song, a night-club two step, from the same meaningful songs from some of the biggest album as Mr. Mom. names in Country music, past and present, This Is God (82bpm) is a powerful number and surely for that alone it makes Patriotic from Phil Vassar. The Search For A Star Country 2 worth considering. 35 Mountain Soul and Rock and Roll

After 20 years Patty Loveless tells Linda Willis how she still searches for that special song

nterviewing a Country music Many tracks are instantly dancer-friendly, icon is a rare opportunity. So Keep Your Distance an up-beat two-step, when I was asked if I’d like Same Kind of Crazy fab rocking Country. to talk to Patty Loveless, my Big Change is probably the best, co- reaction was instant. Wow! written by Loveless and Gordy. I love it. Yes! A multi CMA, ACM, Fiddly banjo and cute lyrics. If you want and Grammy Award winner to slow-dance the title-track Dreaming My whose career has spanned Dreams is an easy fl owing waltz through the last 20 years, Patty has the Appalachians, while Steve Earle’s My notched up 23 Top 10 singles, Old Friend The Blues is heart-wrenching, including 5 number ones. She releases aching vocal. Time for the woman with the herI latest album, Dreaming My Dreams in golden bourbon soaked with honey voice to September. It’s a really lovely compilation show us what she’s all about. Her accent of special songs chosen with cherished is pure southern mountain Country drawl care. Gathering together some of the making the elongated vowels of words like fi nest writers, gifted musicians with guest ‘love’ last forever. appearances from Emmylou Harris and Lee Roy Parnell among others like a bunch Was she aiming to return to her Country of rare wild mountain fl owers you only roots with the selection of mountain fi nd at the very top. Produced by Emory blues and bluegrass that has become her Gordy Jr who she met, fell in love with and trademark? “Well, actually the whole married in 1989. thoughts with the making of this record 36 October 2005 "I’m fortunate to have come across a lot of young people like this who are very passionate about their music"

over the last four years, after Mountain important as well. It’s almost like trying on Soul was that after I toured with that, a dress, or trying on a pair of jeans!” she they asked me when are you going to do laughs. “Oh – does this fit? Or does this still another contemporary Country Patty record fit me now? Does it feel right with me?" like Long Trip To Lonesome. And I just wondered if I could please everyone. To There is always a queue to duo with this prove I could do both. To move across the lady – does she have a particular favourite infl uence of mountainous bluegrass music of all those she has sung with? “I’ve always and make it contemporary. We booked an enjoyed singing with Vince Gill. It’s just the electric session and an acoustic session in combination, the mix of our voices. It really the studios and that’s the way we ended up works. It’s almost like we’re family. recording. But the record blends both.” We sound like we’ve been singing together Patty fi rmly believes that Country music has for a long time. And Dwight Yoakham is always been, “a form of communication. another one of those that I really do love to With the world. Not just from America, but sing with. We’ve performed together a lot of from Ireland, and Scotland. Actually I have times. I’ve sung on one of his records, Send Irish, German and Cherokee Indian in my a Message to My Heart.” blood.” Never Ending Song of Love is the duo on It’s so special to me because I was brought the new album I ask why this particular up around it. I was born in a very small rural song? “Well, I recall The Seekers, but the coal mining town. My father was a coal version that was real popular in the US was miner for 28 years. He died in 1979 from by Bonnie and Delaney. And I was always Black Lung disease and the complication crazy about their records. But when we from working in the coal mines. Dad wasn’t were talking about doing it, I had put the a musician, but he always had a love for song on hold as I didn’t know for sure how listening to music. He listened to the music much of it Emory wanted me to cover. But of the Carter Family.” he brought this version to my attention and I thought – that’s a really great song. We At home the large family played and listened added banjo and when I heard it I thought to music all around the house. “We didn’t – man! This is perfect! Perfect! And the have video or television. Actually, we didn’t perfect person for this song was – Dwight have a television in my house probably till Yoakham. Without a doubt. He wasn’t in I was about six years old. But I was always the studio of course with us all when we did listening to the radio – to The Opry on it. But, with the technology today, we were Saturday night.” able to vocalise. And of course, he called me at my home about three times the night The wealth of talent on her album is that he was laying it down – singing it to me something she feels truly blessed about. “A over the phone,” she laughs. lot of these people have played on previous records of mine. Like Albert Lee who played I told her Dwight was appearing in London on Honky Tonk Angel. We had a guitarist that very evening. “No I didn’t know,” she who plays with Union Station and Alison gasped. “Will you get to see him?” I told her Krauss. We have a very talented young sadly not this time. girl who plays fi ddle, and acoustic guitar. And Greg Hughes from Alabama, he’s an She commiserated before explaining why amazing young guitar player. He also plays she hasn’t graced our shores for some time. mandola very, very well. I’m fortunate to have come across a lot of young people like “There are no plans yet to come over. But this who are very passionate about their I think it’s about time that I did. It’s one music.” of my dreams.” Again one of those long, southern drawn out d-r-e-a-m-s. Making Looking for that ‘very special song’ takes a the word make sense. “I know some of lot of time and effort and if the words are them are over there for a couple of weeks. right, Patty is half-way smitten. “I look for But I think you need to come for a couple of a song that lyrically I know I can go and months. I came over many years ago for the sing and that I have experienced, or that’s Country and Western Festival which used believable. The lyrical content is very, very to be held at Wembley. That’s how long ago important to me, but the melody is very it was. Also we did Munich in Germany and 37 October 2005

Zurich in Switzerland. If I'm gonna go, then I'll really need to spend a lot of time.”

Her most memorable performance so far was performing with Ralph Stanley. “For the Blue Grass Festival. We performed bluegrass music with Ricky Scaggs. And I was sharing the same stage. It was a really, really wonderful evening. It was maybe four years ago now.”

Patty Loveless has inspired a legion of wannabee Pattys. Who inspires her? “There are so many. Artistes of the past – Patsy Cline, Otis Redding and Percy Sledge. When I was growing up with my siblings, I was the youngest girl of seven children. I had a brother who was younger than me. My siblings would listen to 50’s rock and roll. And 60’s. Again, I played the Country music of the 60’s as well. My mum and dad listened to a lot of bluegrass music. I was inspired by a lot of early rock and roll – and,” deep sigh – “by Elvis – of course,” she laughs.

The list continues, “Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard. And – Dolly Parton. Without a doubt. By the time I was fourteen years old. With the music of today, I love Dwight Yoakham. And Keith Urban. I love “I love it when people dance to it. When they his music.” get in the groove. That means the emotion is I tell her I saw Keith in concert in London a while ago. “Isn’t he wonderful? I just moving them to dance. Bringing them to their love the rhythm. He’s so passionate about his music and so approachable too. Such a feet. They’re enjoying the music.” genuine nice guy.”

Patty can still appreciate a genuine nice guy business marriage withstands the test of laughs, “I’m not a great Line dancer – but I when she meets one, but the only nice guy time so successfully. What is her secret? do love to dance.” she’s genuinely interested in is husband of “Ha! Ha!” she laughs out loud. “I guess 20 years, Emory Gordy. It’s rare that a show that you know when to shut it down. If we The O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack go home and he is still in Studio mode, or to the successful fi lm slipped through the wanting to discuss business, and the same net into the mainstream. Is traditional goes for me too, if I’m going on about the Country more acceptable now because of music or about the business, and we look at it? “Well, I think tradition will always be each other and go – office closed.” alive. I think people, even the ones that are part of today are all obsessed with Swapping her glossy high heels for hiking history. From our world. And music plays boots is the unexpected way she chooses to a big part in that. And if you go back and lose the blues by chilling out and trekking listen to some of this music you are very up and down the mountainous terrain of well educated. And sometimes some of her 7,000 acres of property she refers to the music is almost timeless. It’s really simply as ‘home’. “The other thing – well wonderful to know that the O Brother – I’m a housewife! I’m a wife. I’m a person soundtrack had such success. I was very, that when I get home I cook, I clean, I listen very happy to see that. And it’s not over to music. But you know Emory and me, we because there are a lot of young musicians do a lot of things together. But I work in the coming along today that are playing this garden. Growing lots of things.” form of music. And they wanna know where it all came from.” Patty Loveless uses the ‘L’ word a lot, not least when describing her feelings about Patty is one of Country music’s ‘greats’. people who dance to her music. “I love it Is it difficult to maintain the self-imposed when people dance to it. When they get level of excellence? “Oh gosh – that’s a in the groove. That means the emotion is hard question.” she replies after pausing for moving them to dance. Bringing them to thought. “I guess I always try to stay true their feet. They’re enjoying the music.” to what I’m about. I just try to stay as real Does she dance? “Yes – I love to dance.” she as I can be.” 38 * PlainLocoCalicoVegas *GlenDouglas&WildfireBroadcaster 17th-19th – * DJs:DaveWoollas &IanMcDonald*Tuition JohnnyTwo Step* * Billy‘Bubba’ King*SidewinderWestcoasters *Frontline 29th Sept-8th October. Prices from£139each OUTRAGEOUS LINEDANCEPARTY HH GOESTOGLASGOW–LINEDANCE PARTY WEEKEND 20th-22nd –£35each.Caravansfrom£79 SKEGNESS LINEDANCE PARTYSKEGNESS WEEKEND LINEDANCE PARTYSKEGNESS WEEKEND 21st-23rd –£35each.Caravansfrom£79 NEW YEAR’SEVELINEDANCE PARTY HEMSBY 9DAYS LINEDANCE PARTY 24th-26th –Hotel,Full Board–£99each MARCH MADNESS SPECIAL PRICEfrom£49each WEEKEND, HEMSBY 28th Dec-2ndJan DECEMBER OCTOBER APRIL Self cateringchalets

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Put some bounce back into your dance steps by adding some Aloe Vera into your life style. Christine Stephens tells Linedancer how Forever Living Products have got her up dancing again

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40 What’s your weight fate?

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If you have tried all the other diets and are still unhappy with your weight, Forever Living Products will take the guesswork out of dieting and put you on the path to a cleaner, happier you. The promise is lifelong weight management and overall improved health – Forever Living Products take the hassle out of dieting providing you with everything “I started using Forever Living Products “I have tried the Aloe Vera products from you need to lose weight the healthy way. after reading a Linedancer article in the health shop but they use the outer More importantly weight loss in this way November 2003. I had a hip replacement leaf of the product, where as the Forever is proven to stay off – get off your yoyo in March of that year so was not doing Living version uses the inner gel. To be diet and get on the road to the new you. much dancing. I spoke to Maggie honest they tasted awful and I wouldn’t Edmonds and I really enjoyed talking to recommend anything other than Forever If you are interested in learning her. I found her to be a nice person and Living Products. It only took about four more about Forever Living Products when Maggie suggested I try the Fever or fi ve weeks before I noticed the effects or if you would like to place an order Freedom drink I took her advice. At fi rst and I have never looked back. phone Christine Stephens I took the drink for my bones and to help 01494 639101, get me back on the dancefl oor. I have "If this doesn’t convince people Forever Maggie Edmonds 01902 398836 danced for seven years, including going Living Products are good for your or Jackie Faulker 01922 712208. away for Line dance weekends, and it is health then maybe they should hear a huge part of my social life. I couldn’t I recently went to my GP to renew my bare giving it up. I wanted to get up and blood pressure tablets. The doctor was start dancing again. delighted to tell me my blood pressure had gone down and I could stop taking “I still need to be careful not to dance one of my pills. I personally put this the harder dances and sometimes I use down to drinking the Aloe drinks on a alternative steps, for example I’ll do a daily basis.” walk instead of a full turn, but I am back dancing again and enjoying it as much Christine’s story is just one of many if you as ever. After a while I was so fond of the sometimes miss out dances because product I became a wholesale buyer, you cannot keep up the pace, there is so I always had access and I no longer no need to suffer any longer. Try Forever have to go through Maggie. It also saves Living Products and see if you can dance me money. I have recently added the a new dance. yellow gel to my daily intake which is for general well being along with Cod Liver Oil, Amega and Bee Pollen. And I have to say I feel on top of the world.

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“Also, it must be helping my immune system as I work in an offi ce and constantly watch people take days off sick with coughs and colds. I never catch anything. 41 The South Will Rise Again

he festival is all brand new – after 21 years of supporting and attending shows and festivals throughout the UK – Justin and Sharon of J and S Gifts Western Store decided to organise the Country and Western music festival of the year. They together with NAM (Nashfeel Artists Management) arranged the South’s largest open air festival with numerous Tmassive indoor and outdoor stages, plus marquees and large dancefl oors. Even though this was their fi rst attempt you would think they had done it since the year dot – as they started out BIG. The star line up was something to brag about with an array of quality Country stars and Line dance choreographers and instructors appearing daily. Rebel RidersRiders To add to the singing and dancing there was a Bucking Bronco, Wild West re-enactments from The Lawnmen with fast draw competitions, Native American Indians and a display of American history. Trade stalls had merchandise Throughout the festival Dance Editor, Steve Healy, from souvenirs to clothing, CDs and much, much more, was busy running here, there and everywhere, including our Linedancer shoes. to bring you coverage from the dancing to the For car fanatics the American vehicle extravaganza music scene. In-between fi tting dancers with included displays of vintage and modern. Some of the bikes and cars were worth a peek, many were an impressive new Linedancer shoes Steve was able to get a sight. Everywhere you looked at this festival there was something to see or do and Linedancer are privileged to great insight to what went on at The South Will have been there and seen the launch of what will be the Rise Again festival in Bournemouth. annual event of the summer. 42 October 2005

On the main stage

The heartbeat of any festival is the main stage. The music schedule was fi lled with over 45 great artists. The quality of entertainment was near perfect as everyone pulled up a seat to see major Country artists from America, Britain and around the world. Justin said: “Heather Myles, Eve Selis and Rachel Warwick went down well. They were very good. Everyone performed brilliantly and it was nice to see so many new faces. The crowds sat in the rain on Saturday and didn’t move an inch. As the rain came down harder we dropped the side on the music marquee so people could shelter from the elements and still have a great view of the main stage.

“We have already began planning for next year and if you can make it to the festival you’ll be able to see Joni Harms, Billy Yates and the Long neck Bottle Band, and Eve Selis. It is going to be bigger and stronger next year. We hope to extend the festival Bobby D.D. Sawyer Sawyer to at least fi ve days, possibly a week, with around 50 – 60 artists. We have read all the public’s comments and are keen to give them whatever they ask for. We are open to suggestions and please get in touch if you have any ideas.”

The Line dancers seemed to enjoy Jukebox Jive and Bobby D Sawyer. Les Evans from NAM said: “In the voting forms we have received positive feedback about all the acts, particularly Jukebox Jive who were liked by the Line dancers. The spirit of the venue was seen throughout the weekend and although the weather worked against NadinNadinee SomersSomers us people continued to enjoy the show. Brooks && Gunn Gunn Joni Harms, Eve Selis, Rachel Warwick and Bobby D Sawyer were some of the highlights. But I have to say all acts without exception was received warmly by the crowd. I know for a fact people will be coming back next year.” Dave MontanaMontana

Justin and Sharon were fortunate to have a great support network which helped everything run smoothly. Justin said: “We enjoyed hosting the event but found it totally exhausting. We wish to thank everyone for their support and help. All the customers, our friends, Les and the people from NAM, all the brilliant artists that performed so magnificently, our resident band Henry Smith and Country Dreams. People like Martyn of the Rebel Riders didn’t stop all weekend, everyone worked so hard and we are very grateful. We must thank our resident DJ Paul Farnell, Rebel Riders, Mal and Jan and the Sidewinders.

“We got so much support there are too many names to list and too many great people who helped make it so successful and I hope they will continue to make it Heather MylesMyles successful for the future.”

Vegas 43 Kate SalaSala

On the dancefloor “During the whole weekend we received 264 separate dance requests – we managed Martyn of The Rebel Riders kept the to play 230. As the festival came to a close dancefl oor movin’ with all types of on Sunday evening we were told to fi nish dances for all tastes and levels. During by 10.59pm, as the Council were outside the workshops the Choreographers and with their sound meters. We sealed off the instructors put the dancers through their weekend with the last track – Life's A Dance paces with some tricky tags and complicated – which summed up our feeling about the steps. The dances included some which you South Will Rise Again.” are going to see in your classes, socials and at events. Some people struggled with Justin was also excited by the Line dance Bombalero and found the timing tricky scene at the festival, he said: “From 9am in Get It On. Everyone is talking about until 2am the dancers never left the fl oor. the music to Overdrive – it is by a new We were gob smacked to see the dancefl oor Canadian band The Road Hammers – no remain that full. It was amazing. The doubt it is going to be very popular on the Line dancers never stopped dancing, even fl oor. There were plenty tagless dances with when the rock and roll music played they Always Dreaming being easy to remember continued to dance non stop. and a pleasure to dance. The most popular dance was, of course, chart topping Black “Next year we hope to make it even bigger Horse, while the latest Kate Sala number, with separate marquees for Line dance and Midnight Casanova went down a treat. rock and roll. We have already confi rmed Rob Fowler, Lizzie Clarke, Kate Sala and Martyn from the Rebel Riders saw how well Glenn Rogers and are awaiting confi rmation Rob and Kate did at the festival, he said: on many more Line dance stars.” “Rob and Kate did a tremendous job the whole weekend, keeping the fl oor full. They were rarely off the fl oor and started many of Kate Sala taught: the dances whilst the bands were playing. Bombalero (I) They are both excellent rock n rollers too. Midnight Casanova (I) Watch out we may soon be dancing to Always Dreaming Jukebox Jive as they both brought cds to Black Horse (I) – Published July 2005 listen to during their drive home on Sunday O’ Ma Ma! (B/I) night.” Rob Fowler taught: Martyn was also heading the dance Bobby Jo (B/I) marquee’s evening sessions, he added: Overdrive (B/I) Dressing upup for for the the occasion occasion “We played a good mixture of Country Swing That Thing (I) and Pop for everyone. We don’t know the Get It On (I) exact numbers but well over 1,000 people Betcha Neva (I) enjoyed the evening entertainment with Quand’05 (I/A) some instruction from myself, Jan and Doc Martin. We had dancers who had travelled from all over the country and some from All dance scripts and information available at Denmark and Ireland.” www.linedancermagazine.com

Rob FowlerFowler leads leads a workshopa workshop

Dancing inin the the marquee marquee

44 October 2005

Hilary Kurt said: “| had a great time, it was an amazing experience. With a real together Take heed from feeling of everyone doing the same things. The bands were more new Country and rock n’ roll. It was like turning the those who have clock back 10 years. It gave me the same feelingsI experienced when I fi rst started Line dancing. I feel like I’ve been reborn again. been there and I was completely blown away. I didn’t know what to go and see or listen to next. I loved Rob Fowler and Kate Sala – they were done it... absolutely wonderful.” Annette Maidment said: “Line dance marquee Julie Cole said: “It rained most of Saturday but that was great, everybody was happy and sociable. rtyn played a great Glenn Rogers entertained us with an excellent didn't stop us enjoying ourselves. Ma range of songs. During the day between the mixture of tracks and Bobby D Sawyer was fantastic. workshops, there was plenty of social dancing We had great fun trying different dances to Country and several bands who were all very good. Cattin'. The dancefloor and marquee were wonderful, I think probably the Swing Commanders in it kept us dry and was the best temporary floor I've the evening were the most fun. There was seen. Glenn Rogers was wonderful as always, and kept plenty to do in other areas, stalls to visit and the floor full, even through his Disney renditions! the Country and Western singers could be heard all around the site, which created a good “I went for the music but there is something for atmosphere everywhere. It rained heavily on everyone and a chance to meet old and new friends. the Saturday evening, everything was muddy, Roll on next year when we all want to stay the whole but it didn’t dampen our spirits. This was an weekend. Thanks to everyone ambitious and massive event to co-ordinate and involved and more please.” congratulations should go to the organisers for an excellent job. I had a great day out and am looking forward to next year.”

Mari Cross said: “I enjoyed the rock and roll bands especially the Swing Commanders, they were good to listen and dance too, it was good fun – Line dancers on one side of the floor and swing and rock and roll on the other.

“We had got tickets for friends who live in the area, they brought their 16 year old daughter and her friend, the girls were up trying to Line dance and everyone was very helpful to them – they went from 'I'm Bored' to us trying to drag them off the floor after midnight.

“On Sunday afternoon we sat outside and watched the main stage, fi rst was Nadene and the boys – they were great. Ian Cal-Ford and The Railmen were good – in fact that was the reason we stayed out there all day – they were all excellent. Another good rock and roll band were Juke Box Jive. Overall we had a great time and will defi nitely be back next year, for more great music and great dancing.”

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Lock Forward Left Step,Brush, Lock RightForward Section 3 WithTouch, GrapevineLeft StepSide,Stomp,Stomp. Section 2 GrapevineRightWithTouch, StepSide,Stomp,Stomp. Section 1 tprgtfrad rs etbsd ih. tpBuh Forward Turning left Walk, 2 StepBrush StepPivot 3,Stomp StepBrush (weightremainsonleft). Stomprightbesideleft forward. Stepleft Steprightforward. forward. Stepleft 7 -8 StepBrush besideright. left Brush Steprightforward. Forward StepLock 5 -6 left. 1/2turn Pivot Steprightforward. Left 3 -4 1 -2 Right StepLock SideStomp rightbesideleft. Brush forward. Stepleft Left rightbehindleft. Lock diagonallyleft. forward Stepleft SideStomp 7 -8 SideTouch besideright. left Brush Steprightforward. 5 -6 SideBehind behindright. left diagonallyright.Lock Steprightforward 3 -4 Right Left 1 -2 side.Stomprightbesideleft. toleft Stepleft SideStomp Right SideStomp besideright. Steprighttoside.Stompleft 7 -8 side.Touch toleft Stepleft rightbesideleft. SideTouch 5 -6 side.Steprightbehindleft. toleft Stepleft SideBehind 3 -4 1 -2 besideright. Steprighttoside.Stompleft side.Stomprightbesideleft. toleft Stepleft 7 -8 Steprighttoside.Touch besideright. left 5 -6 behindright. Steprighttoside.left 3 -4 1 -2 TEPS A CTUAL ‘BeMyGuest’(147bpm)byFats BestOf..’ CD,32-countintro. Domino from‘The 32Counts.Beginner. Any evenlyphrased, similartempomusicofyourchoice. JeniferWolf (Canada)August2005. F Stanley’s OOTWORK Stomp S C ALLING UGGESTION D IRECTION Jenifer Wolf BEGINNER 49 Val Myers Val IRECTION D UGGESTION ALLING C S Living Urban OOTWORK F ‘Lower East Side’ (152 bpm) by Eric Heatherly from ‘The Lower East Side Of Life’ CD, 32 count intro; Love Another Day’ (145 bpm) 48 count intro or ‘Days Go By’ (132 bpm) 32 count intro ‘Live To Val Myers (UK) August 2005. Val 32 Counts. Beginner. CTUAL A TEPS 7 - 8 left to left side. Step left beside right. Touch Out Together 5 - 6 right to right side. Step right beside left. Touch Out Together 1 - 2 3 - 4 1/2 right stepping right beside left. right to right side. Turn Touch left to left side. Step left beside right. Touch Out Turn right Turning Out Together On the spot 5 - 6 7 - 8 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Hold. Back Together Forward Hold Forward 1 - 2 3 - 4 left Step right back. Step back. Hitch left. Step right back. Back 2, 3, Hitch Back 7 - 8 Step left forward. Scuff right forward. Step Scuff 3 - 4 5 - 6 Step right forward. left Scuff forward. Step left forward. Lock right behind left. Step Scuff Step Lock 1 - 2 Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Step Lock Forward 7 - 8 Step left forward. Hold. Forward Hold Forward 3 - 4 5 - 6 Step right back. Hold. Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Side Close Back Hold Left Back 1 - 2 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Side Close Right Section 4 Right & Left. Side Touches Monterey 1/2 Turn, Section 3 Stroll Coaster Step, Hold. Back, Hitch, Slow Section 2 Right Lock Step, Scuff, Left Lock Step, Scuff. Section 1 Box. Rumba Reverse S Choreographed by:- Music Suggestions:- 2 Wall Line Dance:- 2 Wall both by Keith Urban from ‘Days Go By’ CD. approved by Script approved by Script

50 BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE S Music Suggestion:- to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 4 Wall LineDance:- eto Point, Point, JazzBox SyncopatedWeave With1/4Turn, Left, Touch. Section 4 Step,Step1/4PivotLeft. Lock Step,Forward Step1/2PivotLeft, Section 3 SideRock, 1/4Turn Cross, Right x2,Rock Step,Shuffle1/2Turn Left. Section 2 Side,Together, Shuffle. Step,Step1/4Pivot,Cross Back,StepLock Section 1 Se ett etsd.Coergtbsd et tplf ak Sd ls ak Left SideCloseBack back. Stepleft side.Closerightbesideleft. toleft Stepleft 1 -23 5 & 6 Step left forward. Lock right behind left. Step left forward. Forward Lock Step Lock Forward forward. Stepleft rightbehindleft. Lock forward. Stepleft 5 &6 Right Forward CrossSide Step StepLock overright. overright.Steprighttoside.Crossleft Crossleft 8 &1 behindright.Steprightforward. left Lock Steprightforward. 4 &5 Rc etfrad eoe norgt Rc tp Onthespot Rock Step Onthespot Turning right SideRock StepTurn Recover ontoright. Rock forward. left 6 -7 Rock righttoside.Recover ontoleft. 2 -3 right. 1/4turn Pivot forward. Stepleft 6 -7 Se ih orgtsd.Tuhlf eiergt Sd oc Right Turning left SideTouch Turning left Onthespot CrossBack Turning left StepTurn Point Side Step righttoside.Touch besideright. left Turn Cross rightoverleft. back. 1/4rightsteppingleft StepPivot 7 -8 5 -6 Point acrossleft. Point right torightside. rightforward 1 -2 left. 1/4turn Pivot Steprightforward. 7 -8 left. 1/2turn Pivot Steprightforward. 2 -3 TEPS rs ih vrlf.Se ett etsd. rs Left Behind& Cross& side. toleft Stepleft Crossrightbehindleft. side. toleft Step left Crossrightoverleft. 4 & 3 & Turning left Turning right Shuffle CrossTurn Turn side.Closerightbesideleft. toleft steppingleft 1/4left 8 & Turn Crossrightover left. back. 1/4rightsteppingleft 4 & Se ih owr. tp Forward Step Turn Turn Steprightforward. 4 Turn forward. steppingleft 1/4left 1 Turn 1/4rightsteppingtoside. 5 A CTUAL ‘BuildingBridges’(105bpm)byBrooks &Dunnfrom‘HillbillyDeluxe’ CD, 32countintro. ‘Third RateRomance’ (117bpm) bySammyKershawfrom‘Feelin’‘Third GoodTrain’ CD,16 countintro. SharonHutchinson(UK)August2005. 32 Counts.Beginner/Intermediate. F Building OOTWORK Bridges S C ALLING UGGESTION D IRECTION Sharon Hutchinson BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE 51 Rob Fowler Rob IRECTION D UGGESTION ALLING C S Bobby Jo Bobby OOTWORK F Rob Fowler (UK) July 2005. Fowler Rob 32 Counts. Beginner/Intermediate. ‘As Good As I Once Was’ (119 bpm) by Toby Keith from ‘Honkytonk University’ CD, 16 count intro. (119 bpm) by Toby Good As I Once Was’ ‘As CTUAL A TEPS 3 - 4 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Step Pivot 1 - 2 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Step Pivot right Turning 5 - 6 right forward. onto left. Rock Recover Step Rock On the spot 5 - 6 7 - 8 leftforward. Rock onto right. Recover step 1/2 turn left, stepping – left, right, left. Triple Turn Triple Step Rock left Turning On the spot 5 - 6 onto left. right to right side. Recover Rock Side Rock On the spot 1 - 2 onto right. left to left Rock side. Recover Side Rock On the spot 5 - 6 onto left. Cross rock right over left. Recover Cross Rock On the spot 1 - 2 onto right. Cross rock left Recover over right. Cross Rock On the spot Tag:- Tag:- Danced at end of 2nd, 7th and 10th Walls. 7 & 8 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Coaster Step 3 & 4 Step left forward. Hold & clap hands twice. Step Clap Clap 1 & 2 right forward. Step Hold & clap hands twice. Step Clap Clap Forward 1 & 2 3 & 4 Step left forward. & clap hands twice. Hold Step right forward. Hold & clap hands twice. Step Clap Clap Step Clap Clap Forward 7 & 8 Cross right behind left. Step left 1/4 turn left. Step right forward. Step Behind Turn left Turning 3 & 4 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Cross Shuffle Right 7 & 8 turn step 1/2 right, stepping – right, left, right. Triple Turn Triple right Turning 3 & 4 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Step left to left side. Side Close Side Left Restart:- Restart:- restart dance from beginning at this point. During 5th Wall, Section 4 Step, Coaster Step. Step, Clap, Clap x2, Rock Section 3 Step, Left Left. Step, Clap, Clap x2, Rock Chasse With 1/2 Turn Section 2 Left. With 1/4 Turn Weave Cross Shuffle, Side Rock, Side Rock, Section 1 Left Cross Right. Rock, Right Chasse With 1/2 Turn Chasse, Cross Rock, S Choreographed to:- Choreographed by:- 4 Wall Line Dance:- 4 Wall approved by Script approved by Script

52 BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE Music Suggestion:- to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 4 Wall LineDance:- S eto Kick&Point x2,Touch Behind,Unwind1/2Turn, ShuffleForward. Section 8 Kick&Point x2,Touch Behind,Unwind1/2Turn, ShuffleForward. Section 7 BackRock, Side,BackRock, 1/4Turn, MamboSteps. Section 6 Back,Triple Cross, 1/2Turn, Chasse. RightChasse,1/2Turn IntoLeft Section 5 1/2Turn, Shuffle,SideRock, Cross Sailor1/4Turn. Section 4 HeelSwitchesTravelling Back,&Walk Step1/4Turn, Forward, Cross. Section 3 Rock &1/2Turn, Full Turn Travelling SideRock, Points. Cross, Forward, Section 2 Touch Toe, Heel,CoasterStep,Touch Toe, Heel,CoasterStep. Section 1 Se eti lc.Se ih owr.Se etfrad &Wl ak Forward &Walk Walk forward. Stepleft inplace.Steprightforward. Stepleft & 5-6 Se etfrad tprgtbsd et tplf owr. hfl tp Forward Onthespot ShuffleStep KickBallPoint Onthespot KickBallPoint MamboStep Turning left Turning left MamboStep Right forward. Stepleft Step rightbesideleft. forward. Step left Left inplace.Point Stepleft righttoside. forward. Kickleft Triple7 &8 Turn Steprightinplace.Point side. toleft left Kickrightforward. Rock &Turn Rock &Step 3 &4 Right Turn CloseSide 1 &2 Rock back.Recover left besideright. ontoright.Stepleft Recover Steprightbeside left. Rock ontoleft. rightforward. Rock back.Recover left ontoright.Turn forward. steppingleft 1/4left 7 &8 Turning Rock rightback.Recover SideClose Steprightlargestep torightside. ontoleft. right 5 &6 3 &4 Right 1 &2 side. toleft Stepleft side.Steprightbesideleft. toleft Stepleft besideright.Steprighttoside. Steprighttoside.left SailorTurn 7 &8 Triple Right,Left. steppingLeft, left 1/2turn CrossShuffle 5 &6 Turning left 3 &4 right. side.Stepright1/4turn toleft Stepleft Crossrightbehindleft. overright. overright. Steprighttoside.Crossleft Crossleft StepTurn Cross 7 &8 Onthespot 3 &4 Crossrightoverleft. Recover 1/4left. turning onleft Steprightforward. Rock &Cross 7 &8 Side& Turning right CoasterStep CoasterStep Point Point side. righttoside.Stepbesideleft. toleft left Rock &Turn side.Recover Rock toleft overright. left ontoright. Crossleft 7 &8 Recover Turn Rock ontoleft. rightforward. 1/2rightsteppingforward. 5 &6 1 &2 forward. Stepleft back.Steprightbesideleft. Stepleft besideright.Steprightforward. Steprightback.left 7 &8 3 &4 Tuhrgtbhn et nid12tr ih wih nso ih) Bhn nid Turning right Back BehindUnwind Repeat Section7asabove. 1 -8 Touch right(weightendsonright). Unwind1/2turn rightbehindleft. Onthespot CrossBack 5 -6 SideRock Turning right overright.Steprightback. Crossleft 1 -2 Turn Turn Rock righttoside. Recover ontoleft. Turn back.Turn 1/4rightsteppingleft 1/4rightsteppingtoside. 5 -6 1 -2 Onthespot Toe Heel Turn Turn Toe Heel Turn back.Turn 1/2rightsteppingleft 1/2rightstepping rightforward. 3 -4 Touch besiderightinstep.Touch left heelforward. left Touch instep.Touch rightbesideleft rightheelforward. 5 -6 1 -2 TEPS Se etbsd ih lgtybc.Tuhrgthe owr. &He Back &Heel &Heel &Heel &Heel slightlyback.Touch Steprightbeside left heel forward. left besiderightslightlyback.Touch Stepleft rightheelforward. slightlyback.Touch Steprightbeside left heel forward. left besiderightslightlyback.Touch Stepleft rightheelforward. & 4 & 3 & 2 & 1 Mk / unrgt Tr Turning right Turn Make right. 1/2turn & A CTUAL ‘HarperValley PTA’ ColourofRoses’ CD,16-count intro. Morganfrom‘The (112bpm)byLorrie ‘Don’t GetMeWrong’ from‘Greatest Hits’CD,32-countintro. (104bpm)byThePretenders 64Counts.Beginner/Intermediate. DynamiteDot(UK)June2005. Me Wrong F Don’t Get OOTWORK S C ALLING UGGESTION D IRECTION Dynamite Dot BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE 53 Barry Amato IRECTION D UGGESTION ALLING C S Somebody OOTWORK F Somebody’s Barry June 2005. Amato (USA) 32 Counts. Beginner/Intermediate. ‘Somebody’s Somebody’ (119 bpm) by Brittany Wells from ‘Loving Every ‘Somebody’s Somebody’ (119 bpm) by Brittany Wells Minute Of It’ CD, 38-count intro. CTUAL A During counts 1 - 2 angle upper body to right diagonal. 1 2 Step left forward dropping left shoulder forward. Slide right to lock behind left dropping right shoulder back. Lock Step Forward TEPS 5 - 6 7 - 8 1/4 right stepping right forward. Cross step left behind right. Turn Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Behind Turn right Turning Step Pivot 1 - 2 3 - 4 right to right side. Cross step left behind right. Touch left to left side. behind left. Cross step right Touch Behind Touch Behind Touch Back 5 - 6 7 - 8 right beside left. 1/4 left stepping left forward. Touch Turn left to left side. 1/4 right stepping right to right side. Touch Turn Touch Turn Touch Turn left Turning right Turning 1 - 2 Step right large step to right side dragging left towards right. Hold. Side Hold Right 1 - 4 Step right forward left. across Hold. Step left forward across right. Hold. Hold Left Right Hold Forward 7 - 8 right beside left. right to right side. Touch Touch Side Touch On the spot 3 - 4 5 - 6 Step left forward left dropping shoulder forward. Brush right forward. Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. Step Brush Forward Step Pivot right Turning 7 & 8 forward left Recover back. Rock onto right. Step left beside right. Back Mambo 5 & 6 right forward. onto left. Rock Step right beside left. Recover Mambo Step On the spot & 3 - 4 left to left side. Step left beside right. Cross right over left. Touch & Cross Touch On the spot Styling:- Section 4 Centre. Side, Touch Brush, Step 1/2 Pivot, Touch Camel Walk, Section 3 Right, Step 1/2 Pivot. 1/4 Turn Behind, Behind, Touch, Behind, Touch, Section 2 Touch. 1/4 Turn, Touch, 1/4 Turn, Step Drag, & Cross, Touch, Section 1 Hold, Mambo Forward, Mambo Back. Hold, Walk, Walk, S Choreographed to:- 4 Wall Line Dance:- 4 Wall Choreographed by:- approved by Script 54 INTERMEDIATE approved by Script S Choreographed to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 4 Wall LineDance:- eto Rock Step,CoasterRock Step,1/2Turn Shuffle. IntoForward Section 4 SideRock, BehindSideStep. RightSideRock, Shuffle,Left Cross Section 3 eto Step,Hold,ShuffleRock Step,1/2Turn Shuffle. IntoForward Section 2 Step,Hold,ShuffleRock Step,1/2Turn Shuffle. IntoForward Section 1 Chasse,BehindRock, 1/4Turn Toe Toe Crossing IntoLeft Strut, Strut. Section 2 Step,Hold,ShuffleRock Step,1/2Turn Shuffle. IntoForward Section 1 Tr / etsepn etfrad tprgtbsd et tplf owr. unSufe Turning left CoasterStep Turn Shuffle Left forward. Stepleft Turn Steprightbesideleft. forward. steppingleft 1/2left Right besideright.Steprightforward. Steprightback.left 7 &8 CrossShuffle BehindSideStep 3 &4 slightlyforward. behindright.Steprighttoside.left Crossleft side.Crossrightoverleft. toleft Stepleft Crossrightoverleft. 7 &8 3 &4 Tr / etsepn etfrad tprgtbsd et tplf owr. unSufe Turning left ShuffleStep Turn Shuffle forward. Stepleft Turn Step rightbesideleft. forward. stepping left 1/2left Turning right ShuffleStep besideright.Steprightforward. Stepleft Steprightforward. 7 &8 3 &4 Turn Shuffle Turn besideright. Steprightforward. Stepleft 1/2rightsteppingforward. forward. Stepleft Steprightbesideleft. forward. Stepleft 7 &8 3 &4 Turning right ShuffleStep Turn Shuffle 1 &2 Turn besideright.Steprightforward. Stepleft 1/2rightsteppingforward. forward. Stepleft Steprightbesideleft. forward. Stepleft 7 &8 3 &4 a: 16CountsDancedAtEndOf2ndWall Only:- Tag:- okrgtfrad eoe nolf. okSe Onthespot Rock Step Onthespot Rock Step Onthespot SideRock SideRock Onthe spot Recover ontoright. Rock forward. left Right Recover Rock ontoleft. rightforward. 5 -6 Behindrock 1 -2 RightStrut CrossStrut side.Recover Rock toleft left ontoright. Rock righttoside. Recover ontoleft. 5 -6 1 -2 heeltakingweight. acrossright.Dropleft toeforward Stepleft Steprighttoetoside.Dropheeltakingweight. Recover Crossrockrightbehindleft. ontoleft. 7 -8 5 -6 3 -4 Se etfrad od Se od Forward Onthespot StepHold Forward Rock Step Onthespot StepHold Rock Step Recover ontoright. Rock forward. left Hold. forward. Step left 5 -6 1 -2 Recover Rock ontoleft. rightforward. Hold. Steprightforward. 5 -6 1 -2 Se ih owr.Hl. tpHl Forward Onthespot StepHold Rock Step Recover Rock ontoleft. rightforward. Hold. Steprightforward. 5 -6 1 -2 TEPS Turn side. toleft Stepleft side.Steprightbesideleft. toleft 1/4rightsteppingleft Repeat Section1ThenRepeat Section1OnOpposite Foot. A CTUAL 32Counts.Intermediate. ‘Blame TheVain’ (114bpm)byDwightYoakam fromBlame TheVain CD,32countintro. John Dowling(UK)June2005. F The Vain OOTWORK Blame S C unCas Turning right Turn Chasse ALLING UGGESTION D IRECTION John Dowling INTERMEDIATE 55 Shaz Walton IRECTION D UGGESTION ALLING Hip Push C S Cha Don’t OOTWORK F Shaz Walton (UK) July 2005. Shaz Walton 32 Counts. Intermediate. ‘Don’t Cha’ (118 bpm) by The Pussycat Dolls feat. Buster Rhymes, 32 count intro - start after the word ‘Fellas’. bpm) by The Pussycat Cha’ (118 Dolls feat. Buster Rhymes, 32 count intro - start after‘Don’t the word ‘Fellas’. CTUAL A Touch right diagonally forward right pushing right hip forward. onto left. Recover Touch On counts 7 and 8 use your shoulders for extra funkiness! On counts 7 and 8 use your shoulders for extra On counts 7 and 8 push left hip to left side with the beat. 8 Drag left to touch beside right (straightening body). Drag On the spot 5 6 1/4 left crossing left over right (dip and bend knees). Turn 1/4 left stepping right back (straightening knees and digging left heel). Turn Turn Turn 8 & left to left side. Hitch left. Touch Side Hitch 7 & left beside right. left to left side. Touch Touch Side & On the spot & 7 Step left right. Step right large step forward beside (leaning body back). & Forward Forward TEPS 7 - 8 right knee out turning 1/4 right. right knee in towards left. Pop Pop Knee Turn right Turning 5 - 6 left right. beside Step right to right side. Touch Side Touch Right 1 - 2 1/2 left stepping left forward. Step right back. Turn Back Turn left Turning 5 - 6 1 - 2 left diagonally forward left pushing left hip forward. Touch onto right. Recover Hip Push On the spot 1 - 2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side Left 7 - 8 right forward.left. Hook right across Touch Hook Touch On the spot 5 - 6 hips anticlockwise twice turning 1/4 left Roll (weight ends on left). Hips Turn left Turning 1 - 2 right turning onto Lunge left 1/4 right. to left side (with attitude). Recover Lunge Turn right Turning 3 & 4 3/4 left on the spot stepping onto right. Cross left over right. Hold. Turn Cross Hold Turn 3 & 4 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step 3 & 4 1/4 left stepping left forward. Cross right behind left. Step right forward. Turn Step Behind Turn left Turning 3 & 4 left beside right. left forward. Rock right. Touch onto Recover Mambo Touch On the spot Styling:- Styling:- Section 1 , Hitch. Left Cross, Side Touches Side, Touch, 3/4 Turn, Back, 1/2 Turn, Section 4 Right. With 1/4 Turn Hip Push, Coaster Step, Hip Push, Knee Pops Section 3 Left 1/4 Cross, 1/4 Back, Step, Drag. Syncopated Weave With 1/4 Turn, Section 2 Hook. Touch, Hips 1/4 Turn, Roll Mambo Touch, Lunge, 1/4 Turn, Choreographed by:- Choreographed to:- 4 Wall Line Dance:- 4 Wall NB. All notes in italics are optional styling notes. S approved by Script approved by Script

56 INTERMEDIATE S NB:-Norestartrequiredfor thistrack. Music Suggestion:- Restart:- to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 4 Wall LineDance:- Section 2 Kick,Out,Hold,Together, Rock, Side,Cross Chasse1/4Turn Right. Section 1 eto SailorStepsx2,Behind,UnwindFull Turn, DiagonalStepBack,Touch. Section 4 Walks Backx2,CoasterStep,Kick&Point x2. Section 3 Restart:- Option:- Hl.Se ih eielf.Se ett etsd. od&Sd Left Turning right Hold&Side Onthespot SideCloseTurn KickOut right. besideright.Stepright1/4turn Steprighttoside.left 7 &8 side. toleft Stepleft Hold.Steprightbesideleft. side. toleft Steprighttoside.left Kickrightforward. 3 &4 1 &2 Rc ih owr.Rcvrot et tprgtbc. ok&Bc Back Rock &Back Forward ShuffleStep Recover Steprightback. Rock ontoleft. rightforward. 7 &8 forward. Stepleft Steprightbesideleft. forward. Stepleft 3 &4 rs ih eidlf.Se ett etsd.Se ih npae Sio tp Onthespot SailorStep SailorStep Onthespot inplace. behindright.Steprighttoside.left Crossleft Kick&Point CoasterStep Kick&Point side.Steprightinplace. toleft Stepleft Crossrightbehindleft. 3 &4 1 &2 besideright.Point Stepleft righttoside. forward. Kickleft Point side. Steprightbesideleft. toleft left Kickrightforward. 7 &8 forward. Stepleft back.Steprightbesideleft. Stepleft 5 &6 3 &4 Cosrc ih vrlf.Rcvrot et CosRc Onthespot CrossRock Recover Crossrockrightoverleft. ontoleft. 5 -6 Se etln tpdaoal aklf.Tuhrgtbsd et Bc oc Back Back BackTouch Turning right BehindUnwind Back Touch longstepdiagonallybackleft. Stepleft rightbeside left. right(weightendsonright). Unwindfullturn Crossrightbehindleft. 7 -8 5 -6 Turning right back.Stepright Stepleft StepPivot Turning left 1 -2 Turn Turn Turn steppingrightback.Turn 1/2left forward. stepping left 1/2left 5 -6 right. 1/2turn Pivot forward. Stepleft 1 -2 TEPS During 4thWall Section2,restartfrombeginningatthispoint. after Replace counts5-6withWalk Right,Left. forward Shuffle,Full TurnStep 1/2Pivot,Forward Travelling MamboStep. Forward, dance frombeginningatthispoint. During 4thWall replacecount8abovewithTap andrestart RightBesideLeft A CTUAL ‘GeorgiaOnAFast Train’ CD,16count intro–startonlyrics. Beat Show’ (134bpm)byBR5-49from ‘BigBackyard 32Counts.Intermediate. ‘Crazy Chick(135bpm)byCharlotte Church, onsingleor‘Now61’CD,32countintro -startonvocals. Crazy Chick Tina Argyle(UK)July2005. F OOTWORK S C ALLING UGGESTION D IRECTION Tina Argyle INTERMEDIATE 57 Chris Hodgson IRECTION D UGGESTION ALLING C S OOTWORK The dance goes out of phrasing with the music but it does fit. Just dance and have fun! F 52 Counts. Intermediate. ‘Que Pasada De Morena’ (128 bpm) by David Civera from ‘En Cuerpo Y Alma’ CD, 32 count intro. Cuerpo Y Alma’ CD, 32 count intro. De Morena’ (128 bpm) by David Civera from ‘En ‘Que Pasada Masquerade Chris Hodgson (UK) July 2005. CTUAL A TEPS 1 - 2 3 - 4 right forward Rock pushing hips forward. onto left pushing hips back. Recover onto left pushing hips left. right to right side pushing hips right. Recover Rock Forward Rock Side Rock On the spot 5 - 6 7 - 8 1/4 left stepping right back. Cross left over right. Turn right beside left. 1/4 left stepping left to left side. Touch Turn Touch Turn Cross Turn left Turning 1 - 2 3 - 4 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Sweep left out and around from back to front. Cross Sweep Cross Side Left 7 - 8 onto left. right to right side. Recover Rock Side Rock On the spot 3 - 4 Step right forward. Step left forward. Walk Walk Forward 5 - 6 right beside left. and around from back turning Sweep right out 3/4 left. Touch Sweep Touch left Turning 1 - 2 Step left forward. Pivot turn 1/2 right. Step Pivot right Turning 3 - 4 5 - 6 onto left. right to right side. Recover Rock onto left. right back behind left. Recover Rock Back Rock Side Rock 1 - 2 onto left. Cross rock right over left. Recover Cross Rock On the spot 1 - 2 3 - 4 right to right side. 1/4 right stepping 1/4 right stepping left back. Turn Turn 7 - 8 Cross left to right side. over right. Step right Turn Turn Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. right Turning Cross Side Step Pivot Right left Turning 7 - 8 Step leftright over left. back. Cross Back Cross Back 1 - 2 5 - 6 right forward. left. onto Rock Recover Cross left right to right side. over right. Step Step Rock Cross Side On the spot Right 5 & 6 right beside left. Step right in place. Cross left over right. Touch & Cross Touch Right 1 & 2 onto right. Step left to left Cross rock left side. over right. Recover Side Cross & Left 3 & 4 7 & 8 Step left forward. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Step right to right side. Side Close Side Shuffle Step Right Forward 7 & 8 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Step right to right side. Side Close Side Right 5 & 6 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step On the spot 3 & 4 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Coaster Step Section 7 With Hip Sways. Forward With Hip Sways, Side Rock Rock Section 6 Touch. Cross, Side, Cross, 1/4 Turn, Sweep, Cross, 1/4 Turn, Section 5 Ball Cross, Side Rock. Forward x2, Touch Side, Walk Cross Rock Section 4 Right Chasse. Touch, Step 1/2 Pivot, Forward Shuffle, Sweep 3/4 Turn, Section 3 Right Chasse. Back Rock, Side Rock, Cross Rock, Section 2 Cross Side, Coaster Step, Step 1/2 Pivot. 1/2 Hinge Turn, Section 1 Step, Coaster Step, Cross, Side, Back, Cross. Rock Choreographer’s Note:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed to:- 4 Wall Line Dance:- 4 Wall S approved by Script approved by Script

58 INTERMEDIATE Choreographed to:- Choreographed by:- Choreographed 4 Wall LineDance:- S eto Side,Hold&Clap,Together, SideStrut. Strut, Side,Hold&Clap,Cross Section 5 Chasse, BackRock. RightChasse,BackRock, Left Section 4 Hold. Step1/2Pivot,Hold,1/4Cross, Section 3 Heel,Toe, StepTouch, BackTouch, Toe Forward Strut. Section 2 Heel,Toe, StepTouch, BackTouch, Toe Forward Strut. Section 1 Section 8 Cross Rocking Cross Chair, DwightStepsRight,Hold. Section 8 Side,Hold&Clap,Together, SideStrut. Strut, Side,Hold&Clap,Cross Section 7 Rock, Cross Side,Hold,Touch Touch Front, Step,Hold. Side, Cross Section 6 tprgtbsd et tplf olf ie od&ca ad. &SideHold side.Hold&claphands. toleft Stepleft Steprightbesideleft. & 3-4 &SideHold besideright. Steprighttoside.Hold&claphands. Stepleft & 3-4 Se ett etsd.Coergtbsd et tplf olf ie Sd ls ie Left SideClose Right SideClose side. toleft Stepleft side.Closerightbesideleft. toleft Stepleft beside right.Steprighttoside. Steprighttoside.Closeleft 5 &6 1 &2 rs okrgtoe et eoe nolf. rs ok Onthespot Left Left Left CrossRock BackRock CrossHold SideHold SideHold Toe SideStrut Hold Onthe spot Onthespot Touch heelright.Hold. instepwhileswingingleft righttoesintowardsleft CrossStrut Right 7 -8 Rock rightbackdiagonallyright.Recover ontoleft. CrossRock Recover Crossrockrightoverleft. ontoleft. Front Side 3 -4 heeltakingweight. side. Dropleft toetoleft Stepleft 1 -2 Onthe spot Droprightheeltaking weight. acrossleft. Steprighttoeforward SideHold 7 -8 side.Hold&claphands. toleft Stepleft SideStrut On thespot Right 5 -6 Turning right Forward BehindRock CrossStrut Hold. Crossrightoverleft. 1 -2 Turning left Touch Touch acrossleft. rightforward righttoside. side.Hold. toleft Stepleft BehindRock 7 -8 overright.Recover Crossrockleft ontoright. CrossHold 5 -6 StepTurn StepHold 3 -4 Back StepPivot Steprighttoetoside.Dropheeltakingweight. 1 -2 Forward heeltakingweight. acrossright.Dropleft toeforward Stepleft Forward Onthespot 7 -8 Steprighttoside.Hold&claphands. 5 -6 BackTouch Back Recover Crossrockrightbehindleft. StepTouch ontoleft. 1 -2 Toe Strut Forward Forward HeelToe behindright.Recover Crossrockleft ontoright. Onthe spot 7 -8 BackTouch 3 -4 overright.Hold&claphands. Crossleft StepTouch right. 1/4turn Pivot forward. Stepleft Toe Hold&claphands. Steprightforward. Strut left. 1/2turn Pivot HeelToe Steprightforward. 7 -8 5 -6 3 -4 heeltaking weight. Dropleft toeforward. Stepleft 1 -2 Steprightback.Touch besideright. left Touch forward. Stepleft rightbesideleft. Touch Touch7 -8 heelforward. left toeback. left 5 -6 3 -4 Droprightheeltakingweight. Steprighttoeforward. 1 -2 back.Touch Stepleft rightbesideleft. Touch Steprightforward. besideright. left Touch Touch7 -8 rightheelforward. righttoeback. 5 -6 3 -4 1 -2 TEPS Tuhrgtte ntwrslf ntpwiesign ethe ih. o Right Heel Toe Touch toesright. instepwhileswinging left rightheel intowardsleft Touch heelright. instepwhileswinging left righttoes intowardsleft 6 5 A CTUAL Little Darlin’ ‘Let’s Go LittleDarling’(162bpm)byThe Deans from‘Multiplication’‘Let’s CD,32countintro-starton vocals. 64 Counts.Intermediate. Steve Mason(UK)April2005. F OOTWORK Let’s Go S C ALLING UGGESTION D IRECTION Steve Mason INTERMEDIATE 59 Paul Alderson Paul IRECTION D UGGESTION ALLING C S A Girl A Girl Like You Like OOTWORK F Paul Alderson (UK) June 2005. Paul 64 Counts. Intermediate. ‘A Girl Like You’ (126 bpm) by Edwyn Collins from ‘A Casual Introduction 1981/2001’ CD, start on vocals. (126 bpm) by Edwyn Collins from ‘A You’ Girl Like ‘A CTUAL A 6 1/2 right stepping right beside left. Turn Turn right Turning & 5 right to right side. Step left beside right. Touch & Out On the spot TEPS 7 - 8 Step right forward. Pivot turn 1/2 left. Step Pivot 1 - 2 5 - 6 1/4 right stepping right forward. 1/4 right stepping left back. Turn Turn Step right forward. Pivot turn 1/2 left. Turn Turn right Turning Step Pivot left Turning 5 - 6 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. Step Turn left Turning 7 - 8 1 - 2 onto right. left to left Rock side. Recover Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Side Rock Cross Side On the spot Right 1 - 2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side Left 1 - 2 1/2 left Hook left stepping right back. across right knee. Turn Hook Turn left Turning 1 - 2 5 - 6 Step left forward. Brush right forward. left forward. Rock onto right. Recover Step Brush Step Rock Forward On the spot 1 - 2 1/2 right stepping left back. Hook right across left knee. Turn Hook Turn right Turning 1 - 2 5 - 6 Step right forward. Brush left forward. right forward. left. onto Rock Recover Step Brush Step Rock Forward On the spot 3 & 4 Step left forward. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Shuffle Step Forward 3 & 4 7 & 8 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Step left in place. Cross right over left. Step left to left over left. side. Cross right Sailor Step Cross Shuffle On the spot Left 7 & 8 left heel forward. Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Touch Behind & Heel 3 & 4 right heel forward. right behind left. Cross Step left to left side. Touch Behind & Heel 3 & 4 5 & 6 7 & 8 Step left forward. left. Step right beside Step leftforward. 1/2 turn left on the spot stepping right, left, right. Triple 1/2 turn left on the spot stepping left, right, left. Triple Shuffle Step Turn Triple Turn Triple Forward left Turning 3 & 4 7 & 8 Step right forward. Step left Step right forward. beside right. Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Shuffle Step Coaster Step 5 & 6 7 & 8 1/2 turn right on the spot stepping left, right, left. Triple Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Turn Triple Coaster Step right Turning On the spot 3 & 4 Step right forward. Step left right. Step right forward. beside Shuffle Step Forward 3 & 4 7 & 8 Step left forward. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Shuffle Step Coaster Step & 3 - 4 Step left beside right. Cross right over left. Hold. & Cross Hold & 1 - 2 left Step beside right. Cross right over left. Hold. & Cross Hold Left & 5 - 6 Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Step right to right side. & Cross Side Right Section 8 Right, Forward Shuffle, Step 1/2 Pivot, Step 1/2 Pivot. 1/2 Turn Section 7 Cross, Side, Sailor Step, Step 1/4 Pivot Left, Cross Shuffle. Section 6 Side Rock. & Cross Touch, Hold, & Cross Hold, & 1/2 Monterey Turn, Section 5 Cross, Side, Behind & Heel, & Cross, Side, Behind & Heel. Section 4 Left 1/2 Turn Hook, Forward x2. Shuffle, Triple 1/2 Turn, Section 3 Step, Brush, Forward Step, Coaster Step. Shuffle, Rock Section 2 Coaster Step. 1/2 Turn, Hook, Forward Shuffle, Triple 1/2 Turn, Section 1 Brush, Step, Forward Step. Step, Coaster Shuffle, Rock S Choreographed to:- 4 Wall Line Dance:- 4 Wall Choreographed by:- approved by Script approved by Script

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Hot dances at the Tower Western winners

A Western night raised £942.76 as Pat Stubb, Maggie Aspinal and Eth Brookes organised a charity Line dance at the MMU teacher training college, Crewe. The money raised will be split between two wonderful charities the Air Ambulance and Guide Dogs for the Blind. Pictured are The Hotliners went straight to the Tower – their crime was Line competition winners for best dressed on the evening. Male winner, Alan dancing in public at the Tower of London in aid of St Joseph’s Mifflin, female winner, Kate Ansell, boy winner, Daniel Wrench and girl, Hospice, Hackney. The dancers gave the audience some great Zoe Stubbs. The prizes were presented by Sam Plank from Signal Radio, demonstrations and even got the crowd up dancing. As the Stoke on Trent. evening event got underway the dancefloor remained full as The party was kept in full swing by Paul Bailey and the Country Kittens, everyone enjoyed the Country and Western theme. The event supported by Ted and Sandra Disco. It was reported as a wonderful night was a huge success and £590 was raised for the hospice. with many local Line dance teachers taking part.

Reaching out to friends

Having two very close friends who suffer with Multiple Sclerosis makes you realise how important it is to support the MS Society. All charities are worthy of donations but when you see someone live with the disease it makes you feel passionate about the cause. Dixie Belles found themselves in this position and arranged a charity night giving the money raised to a MS specialist nurse in the area. Broadcaster were there and helped raise in the region of £650 through various fund raising methods, including a bottle roll, several competitions, sponsorship for sky diving, huge raffle and a shoot ‘em up game. Everybody had a thoroughly great time and the highlight of the evening was the Dixie Belles version of Amarillo sung by Mick Grey and Duncan Marshall assisted by Barry Humphrey and Dave Edwards. The picture shows Broadcaster with organiser Jenny Bembridge and Kathryn Phillpott who represented the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Kathryn herself has been a sufferer from the disease for the past 10 years. Jenny Bembridge said: “I would just like to say a very big thank you to everybody who donated raffle prizes and took part in the various fund raising activities. Without you it would not have been possible. Thank you once again for making this such a wonderful evening.” 61 Partying in pink FORTHCOMING CHARITY EVENTS Saturday September 10 – 7pm until 11pm Line dance night at the Crowtree Leisure Centre, Sunderland in aid of Sunningdale School, Springwell, Sunderland. Featuring Lizzie Clarke, disco and bar. Tickets £5. For more information phone Margaret Adams 0191 551 1074.

Saturday September 17 – 7.30pm - 10.30 pm Dream Catchers LDC Bournemouth are holding a Charity Line dance at the Meeting House Hall, Wharncliffe Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth. Brenda Young receives Linedancer each month and when reading it cover to cover as Cost £4. In aid of The Familial Spastic Paraplegia she always does Brenda noticed the touching story in Charity Lines. The story was Support Group. For more information phone that of Joy Cook and Sunsets In Heaven. Joy is a cancer patient and has written and Norma 01202 257332 or Doris 01202 248952. produced a CD to raise money for Breast Cancer. After reading the courageous story Brenda immediately sent for the CD. A few days later it arrived and Brenda listened Saturday October 1 – 8pm until late Magill to the music, she said: “What a great CD it is, especially the track that Joy wrote – it at The Pavilion, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, made me cry. My husband Dave runs a Line dance class on the Isle Of Wight with supported by West Coast Road Show. In aid of about 30–35 dancers called Western Shufflers so we immediately held a social.” Motor Neurone Disease Association. Tickets £6 What else would be the theme but Think Pink in aid of Breast Cancer Care UK. in advance and £8 on the door. Bar and Western During the night Brenda and Dave took orders from 18 people for the Sunsets In stalls available. For more information phone Heaven CD. They also raised money through a raffle, the total amount was £150. Well Daphne on 01597-822107. done Brenda, Dave and all at Western Shufflers – I am sure Joy will be delighted to read how her CD has made it into the lines on the Isle of Wight. Friday October 7 – 7.30pm until 11.30pm Civic Hall, Winsford, Cheshire is hosting a charity night in aid of the Neuromuscular Going yellow at Boot–Scooters Centre. Featuring Magill and Mike Toes The Line It was a yellow time at Disco. Tickets £6.50, concessions (children) £4. Boot–Scooters as the club For more information phone Sharon on 01606 celebrated their ninth 861733. birthday all week. During classes and socials £1,162 Friday October 7 – 7.30pm until 11pm Line was raised by holding raffles, dance social in aid of Autism Initiatives at T&A a tombola and sponsored Dance Ranch, Farmer Parr’s Animal World, Line dances. The money Rossall Lane Fleetwood. Featuring Chris Davies. was presented by Val and Tickets £5. For more information phone Ann or Pete of Boot–Scooters to Tom on 01253 594043. Mr G. Russell who was a representative from the local Friday October 7 – 7.30pm until 11.30pm Bolton Hospice. Line dance charity event at Springvale Sports and Social club, Millfields Rd, Bilston, West Midlands. In aid of West Park hospital, Wolverhampton For personal reasons to thank them for all their hard work in the rehabilitation department. For more information contact Maggie Edmonson on 01902 398836.

Saturday October 8 – Doors open 7pm, dancing 7.30pm until 11pm. Partyzone's annual charity Line dance at Bridlington's Leisure World in aid of Macmillan Charity. Please dress in something green, the charity's colour, which is the theme for the night. For more information email partyzone@wyming brook.co.uk or phone 01262 674152 or 07989 176525.

Saturday October 15 – 8pm until midnight. charity social Line dance featuring Magill and Following a tragic event earlier this year, which personally affected both Line dancer Cadillac Ranch Line dance disco at Stockport Mary Fenwick and Line dance instructor Deana Randle, the two organised several Town Hall, Edward Street, Stockport. In aid of fund-raising activities in aid of the North West Air Ambulance. The proceeds of two E.B. sufferers (DebRA Organisation). Tickets £7 coffee mornings – with raffles, tombolas and cake stalls – and a Line dance social and £9 on the door. For more information phone evening – with huge raffle, Line dance quizzes and Line dance bingo – resulted in a Jean on 0161 494 6804. total of £1,068 being raised thanks to the support and donations from locals and Line dancers alike. The cheque was presented at Deana's EeeZee Line dance club. 62 Charity Lines

The Tsunami Line Dance Army A roundup of your latest achievements

A charity Line dance was held to raise money for the Sri Lanka rebuilding project. Irene, June and Clare (pictured above) worked really hard organising the event, selling tickets, DeeJaying and running The Carfin Line dancers held a charity night with all the proceeds being donated the raffle. Over £645 was raised on the night. to The Tsunami Disaster Fund. The final total was a massive £1,145 and everyone Representatives from the charity came to the social to enjoyed the night tremendously. Representatives from the charity came to the social explain about the building project. It was a brilliant to explain about the building project in Asia. night with dancing for every level. Well done girls. Tsunami Roundup The Tsunami Appeal closed on February 26 after raising record–breaking amounts. The group co- ordinating the donations reported £250m has been raised – which is the biggest ever fund-raising campaign in UK history. Added to our yearly total, At T and A Dance Ranch, Blackpool the class have been raising money to donate to the local Rotary Club. the few events on this page The club is going to purchase a water purifying unit to send overseas for the recovery efforts in Asia after have raised the Tsunami disaster. The club were extremely generous and teachers Tom and Ann Frary were proud of their members after £500 was collected. £36,031.92

Ready, steady, go... The Allstars ladies joined in the local Race for Life at Royal Norfolk Show ground, Norwich to make money for worthwhile causes. Many walked and some ran but all finished the five kilometre race in less than an hour. The total amount raised was £2001.70 and now the race is on to beat the time and total money next year. The money adds to the clubs other charity efforts including a Line dance demonstration at Papworth Hospital, Cambridge in aid of the Heart Foundation (zipper club). The club raised about £5,000 for the charity. 63 Trust Me I’m A DJ Golden Oldies Tim Ruzgar steps back in time searching for clubs who still dance the classics

I have recently visited some classes in the Now at these new beginner classes do the I know when I deejay at events I always play South Yorkshire area where they have eighty instructors try to teach newer beginner many of the old classics and many of the to ninety dancers per week on a regular basis. dances or go for the old favourites? At a dancers really enjoy dancing them, but those Until recently both classes were run by social club I attend, there is a chap who started more recent converts to our beloved pastime clubs who paid the instructor a set fee for Line dancing just over a year ago, his wife have to sit them out, yet they would love to doing the class and the patrons would pay £1 had been a regular at class for several years. join in. Many dancers would gain so much and £2 respectively. Maybe pricing is a factor, Now along with a group of other friends the more by being able to dance the classic Line or maybe it is the quality of the teacher and the couple like to go on Line dance weekends dances, and let’s face it, the rate at which new dances she teaches, and how she looks after and on Line dance holidays, but he has a dances come and go is frightening. You can her dancers. Whatever it shows Line dancing problem – he can’t find a class anywhere spend time learning new dances that you will is still very healthy in certain areas. which teaches the old classic, dances like do in class for a couple of weeks, only for it to One Step Forward, Just For Grins, Grundy fade away without a trace. I note from the Linedancer messageboard gallop, Stroll Along, Cruising, etc. This got many people have, or are, starting new me thinking – it would be a good idea for When everyone danced the old classics, beginner classes and attracting large numbers. instructors to run just such a class – maybe in the days when dances were much less Could some of this be attributed to the success in conjunction with their other classes. complicated, the dances seemed to hang of Line dancing on television on shows like around forever. And while I’m at, I would just Richard and Judy and Strictly Dance Fever, or Wouldn’t it be nice if, on these Line dance like to say to all the choreographers out there, have people seen it on cruise ships and at weekends and holidays, some time was set don’t forget the beginners, they need dances holiday camps? Could it be some of you are aside for some instructors to teach some just as much as the intermediate and advanced encouraging family and friends to join in, or is of theses old standards? I am sure many dancers, after all they could be the future of it just curiosity from bored people? Whatever dancers would enjoy learning them as Line dance, and they could be what keep you the reasons it all looks good for the future of much as many instructors would love to in the public eye. Line dancing. teach them. Trust Me! TIM’S TASTY TIPS Scripts available at Castaway Cha Cha from Tina Argyle is a nice 32 count, four wall, www.linedancermagazine.com intermediate dance to Eddy Raven’s Castaway Heart. Sunshine & Summertime is Peter Metelnick’s cool new dance The Last Ride is a lovely waltz to the Foster Martin Band’s Cowboys to the Faith Hill song from her new album Fireflies. This one is 32 Last Ride and this 48 count, two wall, beginner/intermediate dance counts, four walls, and intermediate. is by Sweden’s Ingemar Kardeskog. That’ll Be The Day is a new dance from Pat Stott to the Buddy Midnight Casanova is a nice Country dance from Kate Sala. It is Holly classic, and this intermediate dance is also 32 counts and 64 counts, four walls, and an intermediate dance to Pete Schegel’s four walls. Got To Get To Her Before My Reputation. Oh So Lonely is a new dance from Mark Furnell to Akon’s You’re Beautiful is the title of the gorgeous song by James Blunt annoying number one hit! This intermediate dance is 32 counts and is also the title of Phil Partridge’s lovely dance which is 32 and four walls. counts, two walls, and an intermediate dance. Good Hearted Man is from new choreographer Annette Missing You is a great little cha cha that you will love, to another Maidment and is a really nice dance to the Tift Merrit song from Foster Martin Band song, the dance is only 24 counts, four walls, her Tambourine album. The dance is 64 counts, two walls, and and beginner/intermediate. intermediate.

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Line dancers on Tour

Whilst on a recent visit to New Zealand, following the British and Irish Rugby Tour, we found a Line dancing class in the Auckland area at Howich and contacted them. We were picked up at our hotel by Mr and Mrs Blackwood and taken to the class. We found a lot of the dances we already knew, including Doctor, Doctor and Suds in the Bucket together with a lot of old and loved favourites. The instructor, Mr Bill Chapman, together with his class, made us feel extremely welcome and we had a really enjoyable time. You can probably see from the photograph Bill holds his class in a school hall – the name of which we couldn’t even begin to pronounce. We had a wonderful time – thank you to the whole class. Brenda and Brian Mansbridge.

Sorry this seat is taken Coming across Calico A few weeks ago I was visiting my friend in Staffordshire. Whilst I was there we went along to a Line dance social evening. Paul Bailey was the entertainment for the evening. We arrived early, paid the entrance price and went to sit down. However, we were told the seats were reserved and these were not the only seats which had been reserved. They were reserved for the club concerned and for another club. They made us feel most unwelcome and my friend was embarrassed. I hope this practise is very rare as it is most rude and unfriendly. We do not want this sort of thing going on as it spoils it for everyone. We all pay the same entrance fee and should be able to sit anywhere we choose. I hope anyone organising a Line dance social evening will take note and not make the same mistake. Caroline, Cornwall

Island dancing Whilst on holiday in the Isle of Wight we joined a fabulous group of Line dancers. We would like to say a big thank you to Tracy Brown of Wight I went to a Line dance social at Feel The Beat and when I arrived Lines and Vines – the whole class made us feel welcome but special Calico were playing there. I found them a fantastic band and very thanks to Tracy, Martin and Jean. They also hold regular social dances friendly to all of us at the club. The dancefloor was full all night and on the island and I am sure visitors would be made welcome if they are after a such a quality evening we have decided to go to visit Calico in the area. in Blackpool during October. Gary and Cathy Peck, Essex AJ Lucas, Shropshire

77 The Cheshire set Scripts across the Irish Sea At Phoenix Dancing (Isle of Man) we get a lot of visitors to our classes whilst they are here on holiday. A lovely lady called Ann Bradley was kind enough to write a letter about us which you published in the August issue. One of our instructors (David Cowley) gave Ann a book of his scripts and she has passed it on to three instructors in the UK. We are really excited about one dance in particular called ADIOS (which can be found on the Linedancer site), and we are keen to hear from anyone who is teaching it. It is being done in the UK and Malaysia. David is happy to advise anyone wanting to try it and help them to choose suitable music if they cannot source the Santana track. It is a very satisfying dance too, being fairly unique in composition whilst remaining accessible to most dancers, and has remained popular in all our classes for five months. We are often in the UK and would be happy to visit clubs to showcase the dance. As you will understand it is difficult to join the mainstream of choreographers being isolated on a little island in the Irish Sea, but this dance stands out and is worthy of the effort. Your wonderful magazine is a lifeline that keeps us in touch with what the UK is doing, and as a result I thought the recent Masters in Line weekend was the best one so far. We had a most of our visitors are able to join in and dance fabulous time and I am already really looking forward to the next one. Pictured above lots of our routines. I always interrogate them to are Daniel Whittaker, Kate Potts, Mike Hitchen, Sue Weston and some of my class from find out what their class favourites are. We are the Cheshire area. Well done to Rob, Rachael, Paul and the rest of the choreographers particularly fond of Robbie McGowan Hickie and who took part making our weekend full of wonderful memories. Kate Sala dances. Kate Potts, Knypersley On a different note, Billy Bubba King is making his third visit to Phoenix Dancing in November and our Line Dance and Jive classes are eagerly awaiting the Line dancing baby boy The perfect fi t fantastic night that I know he will give us. He is a We have just returned from the World true professional and an all round good guy. Masters in Blackpool to find your letter Anji Cowley, Phoenix Dancing, Isle of Man to renew my subscription. I could never manage without my monthly fix of your marvellous magazine. Let’s keep the Cowboy dancing Last year our eldest daughter was I started Line dancing ten years ago because of my delighted to win a pair of Linedancer love of Country music. Over the recent years I have shoes after coming second in the watched with dismay at the way it has been ‘pruned’ Junior Division Three. Since then her from its roots and ‘grafted’ with pop, funk, Latin younger sister has been asking for a etc... Along the way I have noted all the letters and pair of the shoes and at every event articles on the subject but kept my own counsel, she always tries a pair on but her feet until now that is! are still not big enough. Michele Perron’s article (August Linedancer) She was excited during the Masters initiated this response. She talks about the cowboys A pupil in one of my weekend when she won the Primary look being past tense. I suggest she takes a look classes at the JR Liners Division and even more happy when at the Linedancer magazine were she will see in Cumbria recently she realised she had won a pair of photographs every month of clubs looking cool in helped herself through labour with Linedancer shoes. She cannot wait their Western wear. If, as Michele reckons, this is the August edition of Linedancer. It was hard to try a pair at the next event – let’s a fad what would she call the west coast style her work getting her to stay on the bed during hope her feet grow between now and dancers are wearing? Her article continues in the the later stages but we managed to keep her then! vein of what she thinks Line dancing needs and still and she had a beautiful baby boy on July Jill Patrick wants – which is fine – but don’t class the rest of us 12, weighing seven pounds. as past tense because of our preference for Country The baby is called Samuel David Michael music. Parkinson Jones and has been to all my I then read The Kings Of Leon article (also August classes for the past three weeks. He is You can send your comments to: Linedancer) and was encouraged by the advice of joining us on our weekend away dancing on Between the Lines, Linedancer Eric Shaw who said: “Don’t give up Country fans – the Isle of Wight in November and is already Magazine, Clare House, 166 Lord listen to your hearts and be leaders not followers.” moving his feet to the music. Street, Southport PR9 0QA Finally, I came to Tim Ruzgar’s ‘Shelf Life’ – which Jackie Rowand, Cumbria or email them to: said it all – thanks Tim. I guess there’s hope out Anymore unusual sighting of Linedancer [email protected] there. win £10. Ed. Val Nelson, Boogie Boots, Kent 78 Between the Lines Line dancing in Malta. Splits and kicks We recently booked a trip to Malta, and were delighted when Linedancer magazine included an article on where to dance abroad, including Malta. Armed with this article we set out on our holiday, and discovered that we were staying in Bugibba, home to Crazy Line Dance. We found the group dancing in an open air seaside bar just along from the Bognor Regis café. The group is run by Tony and Victoria, and they and the rest of the group were really welcoming. The group dances there in the summer every Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evening, moving to a nearby hotel in the winter. The excellent teaching of our groups in the UK (Lassoes Line dance in Paignton, run by Pauline and Rob Mason, and Angie’s Toe Tappers and Stompers in London) meant we were able to join in with most of their Line dances. How amazing it is that people from different countries can learn dances and come together to enjoy them. Tony and Victoria taught us Irish Stew which was danced to a megamix version of Whisky in a Jar and I have sent the picture (above) of myself and some of the Dancinline dancers was very enjoyable. taken at the Finchley Carnival at the end of July. It was hugely attended on a The group also learns sequence and ballroom dances, which boiling hot day. Dancing on the grass proved a lot of fun. A group were at the were a pleasure to watch and gave us a chance to chat to the carnival doing a gymnastic display, after they had finished their backflips they other dancers. It was fun to make contact with Maltese people joined us and seem to really enjoy Line dancing. The ladies definitely enjoyed enjoying themselves. We were really pleased to be able to dancing with them. Thanks for great reading. spend a few evenings doing our favourite dances and meeting Laurel Ingram, Dancinline, Middlesex local people. We would like to thank Tony and Victoria and the Crazy Line Dance group for some great evenings, and Linedancer Magazine for making it all possible. Deirdre and Emma Stewart Farrington LDC is turning ten The Line dance club at Farrington Gurney, Somerset known as the Wild New Maltese talent Horse Saloon celebrates it’s 10th anniversary in October. All of us dancers I recently combined a family holiday checking out the Line would like to say a great big thank you to our wonderful teacher, Fran Wolff. dance and Country music scene in St Pauls Bay, Bugibba. Fran caters for mainly Line dance with some partner dancers. The class Malta is only a tiny island with an area of 122 square miles thrives because of Fran and her ability to teach all levels of dance. She is but it has a thriving dance population and some very good very committed to not only teaching to a high standard, but making sure all Country singers. her classes are up to date with the Line dance magazines Top 20. Fran has an A few minutes walk from the hotel to the sea front and you uncanny knack of choosing exactly what dances eventually becomes popular can Line dance and partner dance every evening. We were and her favourite sayings is... “I’m going to do just a little dance”. It usually amazed at the up to date dances being done including, Black turns out 64 counts, two tags and a restart! Horse, Irish Stew, Speak To The Sky and Multiplicity. Older We all hope the next ten years will be as good as the last ten. dances still popular were Coastin and Waltz Across Texas. All at Farrington, Somerset Johnnie Gee a solo artist usually plays at the Coastline Hotel in Salina Bay. He has a strong Country voice and is an accomplished guitarist. His repertoire of songs include Fully booked Memories, Ghost Riders, Rawhide, Dance The Night Away, Mississippi and Duelling Banjo’s. Just a few of many. On this We call ourselves occasion we met him at the Karanne and he was a pleasure Charity Line Dancers. to listen, dance and talk too. A true Country gentleman, who We are a very happy performed a superb evenings entertainment. group going around Johnnie recommended seeing the duo act, Memphis Tony entertaining rest and and Marisa, who are considered to be Malta’s best. They were nursing homes in the appearing at the San Paul Hotel a few days later so we went Bournemouth area. along and we were not disappointed. They were a first class act We ask in return a who sang every song with perfection. Old songs, new songs, donation to the Dr you name it, they sung it and were absolutely brilliant. Hadwen Trust who Tony introduced a young man called John Morana. He is a do medical research Country singer raised in America but now based in Malta. His without the use of voice was really amazing and he had the audience captivated. animals in horrific This guy really does have a promising future ahead of him experiments. We aim to should he be given a break. John told me he would love raise awareness. to continue singing in Malta but someday hoped to sing in Our super teacher Sue heads our group and gives her valuable time two or England. Unfortunately promoters are few and far between in three times a month. Malta but he has a CD due out in October which hopefully will We have danced three times so far and what a success it was. People were get him air play. clapping, singing and joining in – even the staff. We are booked until the end The people and new friends we met, we thank you for of April next year. making it a holiday to remember and look forward to seeing Pictured are the Charity Line Dancers with Sue back row, third for the right you all again. and Linda back row, far right. Val Spurgeon, Essex Linda Savage, Bournemouth 79 Sho’s DANCE Clinic Time to Recover

If your dance schedule is jam packed then take heed as Sho Botham explains why you need rest breaks and suggests how taking time out to relax can improve your stamina

Line dancing sessions can vary from classes lasting about one hour to events lasting for a whole day and evening. Weekend and longer breaks lasting several days can mean that participants are Line dancing several hours every day for the duration of the event. It is not difficult to unintentionally overdo it at these long events and end up with sore muscles and joints. Some of these aches and pains will be due to the extra demands put on the muscles and joints caused by the increased time spent Line dancing. At events it is easy to get caught up with the atmosphere and dance until you drop. For the body, these events can be a bit like doing a marathon fitness workout without recovery time.

In fitness training the overload principle is intended to improve fitness. This is done and legs feeling like jelly, you’ll know what training programme. A little time out can by working the body above the normal I mean. Even with the greatest will in the help mentally as well as physically and put level in a structured manner. Increasing the world there are times when we just have to a whole new perspective on things. Being fit intensity by doing an activity longer or doing let our body rest. to compete is very important so it is essential it more often can be used to achieve this. to combine your dance training with general The overloading can be done gradually in a Line dancing is predominately lower body fitness and flexibility sessions. Having a good safe comfortable manner working towards work so the legs and feet are working their warm up and cool down regime will help you improved fitness over a period of time. socks off and the upper body might be doing in competitions where there are long waits very little in comparison. Getting yourself fit between performances. You want to be able At a Line dance event you can find yourself for long Line dance sessions is a good idea to perform at your best from the moment dancing longer and more often than you are and some upper body work and exercises you step on to the floor. used to. In physiological terms this results in that encourage the postural muscles to do greater demands on the body. For example, their job should be included. Try making time for rest and recovery. If you the heart needs to work harder to supply the already do it then you’ll already know the muscles with the extra oxygen they need to Adults spending extended periods of time on difference it can make. be able to continue dancing for an extended the dancefloor can make sure that they take period of time. Being able to last the pace short breaks throughout the day and evening Sho has an extensive professional back- on the dancefloor will also depend on your to give their muscles and joints, a well ground in dance, choreography, exercise muscular strength and endurance. earned rest. Doing some gentle stretches and health education. She designs and before resting will help to prevent muscles delivers dance teacher training and devel- An important part of any fitness programme seizing up during recovery periods. Starting opment in UK and internationally and is is the recovery or rest time. This time with a short warm up after a recovery period carrying out research for her PhD at the out from the regular activity is important will help the body to get going again safely. University of Brighton. Sho is also a health because it gives the body time to recuperate. If you are exercising more than normal your education practitioner in private practice. Recovery time might be incorporated by body will need time after a rest period to get Details of Dance Teacher Development exercising on alternate days thus giving the back into gear. Treat it gently and listen to courses including Analysing Line Dancing body a day to recuperate in between. It can what it is saying to you. are available now from Sho at The Deco also refer to the time spent resting between Partnership on 01323 638833, email: sets of repetitions of exercises. Sometimes If you are a competitive Line dancer you [email protected] or www.thedecopar the body forces us to rest. If you have ever also need to make sure that sufficient tnership.co.uk found yourself out of breath, heart thumping rest and recovery time is built into your 80 You’ll feel the difference The Linedancer Practice Shoe range is designed to Classic Style 3026 ease the discomfort WHITE of hot, tired and aching feet. Using the skills and talents of SUPADANCE – the BEIGE UK’s leading dance shoe manufacturer – we have a range of quality dance footwear that will make you the envy of the dancefloor. Combining natural leather soles with impact-absorbing £59.95 £62.95 £66.95 heels, these shoes are so BLACK Members deduct £5 from above prices comfortable, you’ll wonder Simulated Croc Style 3000 Flame Style 3101 how you managed before. BLACK • COMFORT … the uppers WHITE The soft leather hugs the contours of your foot for a snug fit without pinching or rubbing. Designed to stretch without tearing and will ‘wear’ nicely BLACK ONLY BEIGE into the shape of your feet. The flexible material will become as £79.95 £82.95 £86.95 £69.95 £72.95 £76.95 comfortable as a pair of carpet Members deduct £5 from above prices Members deduct £5 from above prices slippers. Order securely online at • PROTECTION www.linedancermagazine.com … the sole ALL PRICES ARE PER PAIR AND INCLUDES POST & PACKING • PLEASE ALLOW UP TO 6 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY

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We know Paul McAdam as a Master of the Lines, yet would you believe he can serve fabulous French mussles and has spent time behind bars!

y day often begins at extremely diverse times. Sometimes waking up at 3.00am to catch a train to Manchester airport for a workshop in Malaysia other times lying in until midday followingM a really busy weekend event. Well I say when I wake up, I am not really a morn- ing person and I usually wake up about an hour after I have woken up – if you catch my drift.

When I am rushing I’ll grab a peice of fruit for breakfast. But I love a full plate of the From AM fi nest full English and can be caught in the drive-in lane of Maccy Ds probably far more than I should be. My life doesn’t know the meaning of typical. to PM I rarely even wake up in the same bed two nights in a row. But when I am at home I have recently taken to the kitchen learning how to When the work is done I like to relax by and through – I bleed black and white. When cook. Home is at Auntie Mo’s house. She is a reading a good book while soaking in a hot I am not watching the Toon Army play I still special person in my life and introduced me bath. The truth is I am a bit of a water babe as play a bit myself. It is always a good laugh and to the dancefl oor many years ago. She is also I also enjoy swimming. As a rule I stay off the gives me great good workout. a great cook, so along with my three course dancefl oor when I am relaxing but Rachael meal book, she guides me when I am creating McEnaney’s class in York always chills me Once my head hits the pillow I go deep in the perfect dish of French mussels and out. The atmosphere is relaxed and it gives thought as I dream of my Carribean Island serving up Fajitas – two of my best dishes. me the chance to just get up and do my stuff. fantasy. I have been thinking about it a while I often use this time to get experimental with and have it all worked out. I retire to a exotic I am not too bothered about Lunch and it is new moves. island, rent out expensive sailing yachts to never a main meal. Depending where I am – I wealthy businessmen on fi shing trips and often skip lunch. If I do eat, it is usually just I don’t have a regular Line dance class run a small Line dance club on the beach, a cardboard sandwich from a passing service each week but I do teach various groups to sipping rum and Coke and watching the wind station or my favourite road food Maccy Ds. dance. I have led Hip-Hop courses at local blow by. I do occasionally enjoy a nice lunch in a top schools and I fi nd teaching the kids is very class restaurant but for me I have to admit rewarding. I leave knowing I have added to Between then and now I hope to write a book nothing beats a home cooked meal. their dance education and of course I always about the Line dance world. I have already show them the latest Line dances. I have thought of the title – ‘Backstage’– though it Everyday there is always work to be done also taught at the female prison in County would have to be adult only reading! I also for Masters in Line. Most afternoons I Durham. It was quite a surreal experience hope to change the perception of what people spend thinking of new ideas for demos and teaching behind bars but I wanted to try believe Line dancing is. I love Country and masterminding the choreography, putting it and make a difference – hopefully I touched fi rst got hooked learning Watermelon Crawl together in time for the next event. I love somebody that day. and Boot Scootin Boogie but I wish people, being busy and am happy the Masters in Line especially the media, would see past the company has grown to what it is today. We In the evening I do enjoy going out for a nice dancing down the farm image and the bail of dreamed it would turn out like this and doing meal but my number one hobby has to be hay thing. I am not against rolling around in it as a full time job is something I wouldn’t football. I am a football fanatic. Well being the hay but would love people to know more change for the world. from the North East I am a Geordie through about Line dancing. 82 don’tmissthe10thdon’t miss the 10th

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