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The monthlymagazinededicated toLine dancingAugust 2012Issue 196 • £39 771366 65003108Daniel TrepatHE’S A KNOCKOUTPULL-OUT INSIDE • 14 GREAT DANCE SCRIPTSINCLUDING: LADY PERCY • NOT GOING HOME • ERES TU • BANG BANG

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August 2012Clare House166 Lord StreetSouthport, PR9 0QA01704 392 300Fax: 0871 900 5768Subscription Enquiries01704 392 300subs@linedancermagazine.comAgent Enquiries01704 392 353distribution@linedancermagazine.comWeb Support TeamJudy Dix and Steve Healy01704 392 333admin@linedancermagazine.comWebmasterPaul Thompson-Swiftwebmaster@linedancermagazine.comA very well known name in the Line dance world is,choreographer, instructor and Line dancer Chris Hodgson. Inan exclusive interview Chris tells Linedancer how she works,rests and plays. To sum it up Chris says “Love it... love it...love it...”Do you remember the band A-ha? Of course you do...Morten Harket, Norwegian musician and leader of the band,has released a new solo album, Out Of My Hands. Mortenhas found a new balance and his solo presentation will takeplace during an extensive tour this year.PublisherBetty Drummondbetty.drummond@linedancermagazine.comManaging EditorLaurent Salettoeditor@linedancermagazine.comEditorial AssistantDawn Middletondawn.middleton@linedancermagazine.comDance Script EditorKath Butlerkath.butler@linedancermagazine.comAdvertising SalesJo Gillinder01704 392336jo.gillinder@linedancermagazine.comCirculation ManagerPhil Drummonddistribution@linedancermagazine.comProduction ManagerMike Roseproduction@linedancermagazine.comProduction TeamEmma Lyon, Amy HoughtonIan McCabe and Dave Atherton‘Boot Logo’ courtesy of London Boots Ltd.Linedancer Magazine is published in the United Kingdom byLine dance club, The Valley Stompers, are still going strongafter 20 years. By way of celebration they want to pay tributeto the club and it’s founder, Ronnie Fortt-Mitchell, by telling usall about their journey.Maureen Jessop recently met Daniel Trepat, who is our coverthis month and she has kindly written a feature, This CHAMPis a Knockout. Daniel now 25, has been dancing since theage of 10 and competing since 2000, Maureen caught upwith him in France and he gave her an update on his storyso far.When a new event comes along it is always impressive to seeit become a huge success. Eurodance was held recently andbecame an instant classic, Big Dave was behind the wholeevent and gave us the low down on an event, never to bemissed.Kenny Chesney has recently released his 13th studio album,Welcome To The Fishbowl. Kenny calls the Fishbowl the“most emotional” record he has ever recorded. The 12 songsshowcase one of country music’s most important artists attheir peak.If you didn’t manage to get to Mirande Country Music Festivalthis year then you can follow Linedancer’s very own SteveHealy in An Englishman Abroad. Steve reports on the everincreasing popular event.Champion Media Group© 2012 Champion Media Group. All rights reserved.No portion of this publication may be copied, transmitted or reproducedin any medium without prior written consent from the publisher.Comments and opinions contained herein do not necessarilyreflect those of the publishers.ISSN 1366-6509scan meWe proudly supportwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 3

August 2012Cover & Pages 12 - 13Kiley Evans, aged 17, has style andclass on and off the dance floor.Her dance style matches her clothestoo. Kiley says: “I love Line dancebecause it borrows from other stylesand you have to put something ofyourself into it.”Pages 21 - 23Scooter Lee has just completed a 20 date tour of the UK and itwas her best yet.”This has been a fantastic tour,” said Scooterfrom backstage. “I feel better about myself, I’m focused andready to go.” Embracing Line dancers is what it’s all about asfar as Scooter is concerned.Pages 30 - 31Where do you go when you need advice or help? Who can youturn to when you have a problem? Linedancer looks inside theCWDC (UK), the Country Western Dance Council. One of theiraims is to encourage and develop Country Western dance in allits styles and forms as an enjoyable social activity for all.Pages 41 - 48The XVII Commonwealth Games finale was a defining momentfor Line dancing. Thanks to the vision of the Manchester 2002staff, Commonwealth games choreographer and dancersfrom across the region, Line dancing received massive globalcoverage when almost 800 Line dancers took part in theclosing ceremony.Pages 51 - 53Fan Fair, the world’s biggest country music festival was heldthis year in Nashville. We would need a whole magazine to tellyou everything about FanFair but here we have highlightedsome of the best bits.Steppin’ Off The PageFly Like A Bird; Kickin; Come Dance With Me; World Of Blue;Sorry; 2 Steppin’ Again; Southside Stomp; Nobody’s Perfect;Love’s Calling; Escape; We’re Alive; Rock ‘n’ Roll Bride; RollBack; Cardiac Overdrive.Thismonth’sDanceScriptsThis month …18Love it… Love it…Love it…A portrait of renown choreographer, instructorand dancer, Chris Hodgson. Laurent talks toher about her love for Line dance.28Euro DanceAn exclusive report from new event Eurodancewhich became an instant success when itwas held in Southport recently. Organiser BigDave talks us through it.51It’s the marathon!Carol Craven sends us a report fromthe fantastic event which has been assuccessful as ever this year.Favourites …12 Grapevine35 Steppin’ Off The Page59 The Charts36 Rumba Rhythm37 Good Riddance38 BFF (Best Friend Forever)39 Banca Cha40 Not Going Home41 A Little Cherry Pie42 Scared Of Heights43 Little Liza44 Lady Percy45 Smile46 Move In The Right Direction47 Eres Tu48 Bang Bang49 Time Bombwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 5

A D VERTISING FEATUREPlanet Holidays, havebeen organising Line &Partner Dancing holidaysin Cyprus for 16 yearsand are back again with afantastic deal, perfect fordancers who need a sun(and dance) fix!Starting from an amazing £599 for sevennights or £829 for fourteen you can packyour Line dance shoes and jet off toPaphos to enjoy sun and sea while dancingthe night away every single evening. Dailyworkshops will take place held by KalvinFinch from M.I.B. (Men In Black), a fullyqualified dance instructor who’s beenteaching for over 11 years and all levels ofskill are welcome from beginners right upto long time enthusiasts.The event will be held at the friendly 4-StarImperial Beach Hotel which offers a widerange of amenities including 3 Lifts – 24 hrroom service, laundry & ironing service,lounge & TV/video lounge, souvenir shop,bookshop, hairdresser & beauty salon,restaurant, cocktail bar, bar, outdoor pooland indoor heated pool – need we saymore! There are also a variety of activitiesavailable if you want to take a break fromdancing including aerobics sessions,tennis, squash, badminton, golf putting,volleyball and basketball, with some beingcompletely free of charge.The rooms are well presented with twinbeds, bath, shower, wc, bidet, hairdryer,telephone and satellite TV with in-housevideos. There is also a mini-bar availablein case you fancy a nightcap before bed,tea & coffee-making facilities and thatall-important balcony with sea view (nosupplement is charged for the sea view!).The 4-star Louis Imperial Beach Hotel iswell-placed in popular Paphos. It borders asandy beach, about 2km from the harbour- an easy walk made even more enjoyablewith the shops along the way. Comfort,good service and friendliness characteriseall Louis Hotels and the Imperial Beach isno exception.The event is such great value (you evenget free car hire) and gives guests theperfect opportunity to brush up on theirdancing while enjoying a luxury holidayabroad and the chance to meet newpeople. If you book just one Line danceholiday this year make sure it is this one!Departure dates for Spring 2013 areSunday 10 March plus Sunday 17 March.These prices are based on Gatwickdepartures. Departures from Luton,Birmingham, Manchester airports andother regional airports could also berequested.Holiday Cost includes:- Return flight to Paphos from chosendeparture airport- Transfer from Paphos airport to hotel(& return)- Welcome drink & fruit in room onarrival at hotel- 7 or 14 nights at the Louis ImperialBeach, twin-share, sea view, Half Board- Dance workshops, eveningentertainment plus services of PlanetHolidays representatives- Use of facilities at hotel, free use oftennis court (daytime), squash court(pay for lighting), gym, sauna & jacuzzi- Free Group A car hire (this must bearranged prior to departure - CDW tobe paid locally: approximately 12Euros(approx. £12) p/day + VAT - details &conditions given at time of booking)- Breakfast & evening meals at the hotel1110927

First in Line is your chance to discover brand new dances by yourfavourite choreographers each month before anyone else.The dances come from the choreographers directly and Linedancer magazinethanks those who are taking part.First in Line is in fact a complete package of not only step sheet but also video andfree music download available to all our subscribers.The video is either from the choreographer themselves or from Juliet Lam and herteam (videographer Walter Hsu) providing clear demonstrations of the brand newchoreography.Finally, the music download is provided by Glenn Rogers and his team of artistsgiving you the full opportunity to learn and dance those new dances straight away!Be fi rst with First in Line….www.linedancermagazine.com/ first-in-line/THIS MONTH’S CHOICES ARE:I’m Yours4 Wall – 32 Counts – IntermediateBy Pat StottLido Shuffl e2 Wall – 64 Counts – AdvancedBy Alan G BirchallEverything I Need4 Wall – 32 Counts – ImproverBy Audrey WatsonTaboo4 Wall – 56 Counts – IntermediateBy Chrissie Hodgsonwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 7

FIRST INLinewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEI’m YoursSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Side, Back Rock, Side, Back Rock, Weave, Side Rock, Cross1 – 2 & Step right large step to right. Rock back on left behind right. Recover onto right. Side Rock Back Right3 – 4 & Step left large step to left. Rock back on right behind left. Recover onto left. Side Rock Back Left5 & Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right6 & Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Side Cross7 & 8 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Cross right over left. Rock & Cross LeftSection 2 Sway, Sway, 1&1/4 Triple Turn, Step Sweep, Step Sweep, Forward Mambo1 – 2 Step left to left side and sway to left. Sway right to right side. Sway Sway On the spot3 Turn 1/4 left and step left forward. Quarter Turning left& 4 Turn 1/2 left and step right back. Turn 1/2 left and step left forward. Full Turn5 & Step right forward. Sweep left around from back to front. Step Sweep Forward6 & Step left forward. Sweep right around from back to front. Step Sweep7 & 8 Rock forward on right. Rock back on left. Step right slightly back. Mambo Forward On the spotSection 3 Back Lock Step Sweep, Back Lock Step, Back Rock 1/2, Back Rock 1/41 & 2 Turning body diagonally left, step left back. Lock right across left. Step left back. Back Lock Back Back& Squaring up to wall, sweep right around from front to back. Sweep On the spot3 & 4 Turning body diagonally right, step right back. Lock left across right. Step right back. Back Lock Back Back5 & 6 Squaring up, rock left back. Recover onto right. Turn 1/2 right stepping left back. Rock Back Half Turning right7 & 8 Rock right back. Recover onto left. Turn 1/4 left stepping right to right side. Rock Back Quarter Turning leftSection 4 Skate, Skate, Side, Back Rock, Side, Weave, Cross, 1/4 Turn With Hitch1 – 2 Skate left to left side. Skate right to right side. Skate Skate Forward3 – 4 & Step left large step to left. Rock right behind left. Recover onto left. Side Rock Back LeftRestart Walls 6 and 7: Restart dance again from the beginning.5 Step right to right side. Side Right6 & Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Behind SideRestart Wall 5: Dance to this point, add cross left over right as an ‘a’ timing, then Restart.7 & Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross Side8 & Cross left over right. Turn 1/4 left on left hitching right behind left (‘figure 4’ position). Cross Quarter Turning leftTag End of Wall 2 (facing 6:00): Sway x 41 – 4 Step right to side swaying right. Sway left. Sway right. Sway left, hitching right. Sways On the spotChoreographed by: Pat Stott (UK) July 2012Choreographed to: ‘I’m Yours’ by Worlds Apart from CD Don’t Change; FREE downloadversion by Glenn Rogers available from www.linedancermagazine.comfor Linedancer subscribers(30 secs music intro, then count 16 from heavy beat and start on vocals)Tag/Restart: One easy Tag at the end of Wall 2, and 3 Restarts (Walls 5, 6 and 7)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com08 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

FIRST INLinewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS2 WALL – 64 COUNTS – ADVANCEDACTUAL FOOTWORKLido ShuffleCALLINGSUGGESTIONSection 1 Side, Behind, Side, Cross, Back, Side, Cross, Chasse1 – 2 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right& 3 – 4 Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Step right back. & Cross Back5 – 6 Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Side Cross Left7 & 8 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. ChasseDIRECTIONSection 2 Back Rock, Triple 1/2 Turn, Back Rock, Walk x 21 – 2 Rock right back. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot3 & 4 Triple step 1/2 turn left, stepping - right, left, right. (6:00) Triple Half Turn Turning left5 – 6 Rock left back. Recover onto right. Rock Back On the spot7 – 8 Walk forward left. Walk forward right. Walk Walk ForwardTag/Restart Wall 6: Add Jazz Jumps forward and back (see Tag), then Restart (facing 6:00)Section 3 Side, Behind, Side, Cross, Back, Side, Cross, Chasse1 – 2 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Side Behind Left& 3 – 4 Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Step left back. & Cross Back5 – 6 Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Side Cross Right7 & 8 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Step right to right side. ChasseSection 4 Back Rock, Triple 1/2 Turn, Back Rock, Walk x 21 – 2 Rock left back. Recover onto right. Rock Back On the spot3 & 4 Triple step 1/2 turn right, stepping - left, right, left. (12:00) Triple Half Turn Turning right5 – 6 Rock right back. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot7 – 8 Walk forward right. Walk forward left. Walk Walk ForwardSection 5 Kick Ball Cross x 2, Side Rock, Behind, 1/4 Turn, Step1 & 2 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Kick Ball Cross Right3 & 4 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Kick Ball Cross5 – 6 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot7 & 8 Cross right behind left. Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. Step right forward. (9:00) Behind Quarter Step Turning leftSection 6 Forward Shuffle, Rock 1/4 Turn, Cross Shuffle, 1/4 Turn Shuffle1 & 2 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle Forward3 – 4 Turning 1/4 left rock right to right side. Recover onto left. (6:00) Rock Quarter Turning left5 & 6 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Cross Shuffle Left7 & 8 Turning 1/4 left step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. (3:00) Quarter Shuffle Turning leftRestart Wall 2: Restart dance from the beginning (facing 9:00).Section 7 Kick, Kick, Sailor Step, Kick, Kick, Behind, 1/4 Turn, Step1 – 2 Kick right to front. Kick right to right side. Kick Kick On the spot3 & 4 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Step right to place. Right Sailor5 – 6 Kick left to front. Kick left to left side. Kick Kick7 & 8 Cross left behind right. Turning 1/4 right step right forward. Step left forward. (6:00) Behind Quarter Step Turning rightSection 8 Forward Shuffle, Step, Pivot 1/2 Turn (x 2)1 & 2 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Right Shuffle Forward3 – 4 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. (12:00) Step Pivot Turning right5 & 6 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle Forward7 – 8 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. (6:00) Step Pivot Turning leftTag End of Wall 3: Repeat Sections 7 & 8 (16 counts), then add 2 Walks & Jazz Jumps1 – 2 Walk forward right. Walk forward left. Walk Walk Forward& 3 & 4 Small jump forward, landing right, left. Small jump back, landing right, left. Jazz Jumps On the spotChoreographed by: Alan G Birchall (UK) July 2012Choreographed to: ‘Lido Shuffle’ by Boz Scaggs (140 bpm) from CD Silk Degrees or othercompilation; FREE download version by Glenn Rogers available fromwww.linedancermagazine.com for Linedancer subscribers (16 count intro)Tags/Restart: Two short Tags followed by Restart, plus one RestartA video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 09

FIRSTINLinewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:Everything I Need4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - IMPROVERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Step Forward x 2, Coaster Cross, Side, Together, Chasse 1/4 Turn Left1 – 2 Step forward on right. Step left forward, shoulder width apart. Right Left Forward3 & 4 Step back on right. Close left beside right. Cross right over left. Coaster Cross On the spot5 – 6 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Side Together Left7 & 8 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left 1/4 turn left. Side Close Turn Turning leftSection 2Cross Rock, 1/4 Turn x 2, Right & Left Sailor Steps1 – 2 Cross rock right over left. Recover back onto left. Cross Rock On the spot3 – 4 Make 1/4 turn right stepping right forward. Make 1/4 turn right stepping left to left side. Turn Turn Turning rightRestartWall 5: Restart dance from the beginning at this point.5 & 6 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Step right to place. Sailor Step On the spot7 & 8 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Step left to place. Sailor StepSection 3Walk x 2, Forward Shuffle, Full Turn Forward, 1/4 Turn Side Rock1 – 2 Step forward right. Step forward left. Right Left Forward3 & 4 Step forward right. Close left beside right. Step forward right. Right Shuffle Forward5 – 6 Make 1/2 turn right stepping back on left. Make 1/2 turn right stepping forward on right. Full Turn Turning right7 – 8 Make 1/4 turn right rocking to left side on left. Recover onto right. Turn RockSection 41/4 Turn Side Rock, Cross, Back Rock, Recover Flick, Step, Forward Shuffle1 – 2 Make 1/4 turn right rocking to left side on left. Recover onto right. Turn Rock Recover Turning right3 – 4 Cross left over right. Rock back on right, slightly lifting left forward. Cross Back Back5 – 6 Recover forward onto left, slightly flicking right back. Step forward on right. Recover Step Forward7 & 8 Step forward left. Close right beside left. Step forward left. Left ShuffleChoreographed by: Audrey Watson (UK) July 2012Choreographed to: ‘Everything I Need’ by Helene Fischer (120 bpm) from CD Best ofHelene Fischer; FREE download version by Glenn Rogers availablefrom www.linedancermagazine.com for magazine subscribers(32 count intro)Restart: One Restart, during Wall 5 after count 12A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com10 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

FIRST INLinewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS4 WALL – 56 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONTabooDIRECTIONSection 1 Walk Forward x 2, Forward Mambo, Walk Back x 2, Coaster Step1 – 2 Step forward on right. Step forward on left. Walk Walk Forward3 & 4 Rock forward on right. Rock back on left. Step right back. Mambo Step On the spot5 – 6 Step back on left. Step back on right. Back Back Back7 & 8 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step On the spotSection 2 Sweep 1/4 Cross, Cross Rocks, Side, Hip Sways1 – 2 Sweep right over left making 1/4 turn left. Cross right over left. (9:00) Quarter Cross Turning left3 & 4 Rock weight back onto left. Rock weight forward onto right. Rock weight back onto left. Cross Rocks On the spot5 – 6 Rock weight onto right. Step left to left side. Rock Side Left7 & 8 Sway hips - right, left, right. Hip Sways On the spotRestart Wall 5 (facing 9:00): Add an extra sway left (weight onto left), then Restart dance.Section 3 Cross Rock, Chasse 1/4 Turn, Samba Step x 21 – 2 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot3 & 4 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left 1/4 turn left. (6:00) Chasse Quarter Turning left5 & 6 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Step right to right side. Right Samba On the spot7 & 8 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Step left to left side. Left SambaSection 4 Step, Pivot 1/4, Cross, Side Rock Cross x 2, Side Rock1 & 2 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. Cross right over left. (3:00) Step Pivot Cross Turning left3 & 4 Rock left out to left side. Recover onto right. Cross left over right. Side Rock Cross Forward5 & 6 Rock right out to right side. Recover onto left. Cross right over left. Side Rock Cross7 – 8 Rock left out to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock On the spotSection 5 Back Rock, Step, Step, Pivot 1/2 Turn, Triple Full Turn, Forward Mambo1 & 2 Rock back on left. Recover forward onto right. Step left forward. Rock Back Step On the spot3 – 4 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. (9:00) Step Pivot Turning left5 & 6 Turn 1/2 left stepping right back. Turn 1/2 left stepping left forward. Step right forward. Triple Full TurnOption Replace triple full turn with right lock step forward.7 & 8 Rock forward on left. Rock back on right. Step left back. Mambo Step On the spotSection 6 Back, Drag, & Walk Walk, Full Paddle Turn1 – 2 Step right back. Drag left beside right. Back Drag Back& 3 – 4 Step left beside right. Step right forward. Step left forward. & Walk Walk Forward5 & Touch right toe to right side. Hitch right, making 1/4 turn left on left. Paddle Quarter Turning left6 & Touch right toe to right side. Hitch right, making 1/4 turn left on left. Paddle Quarter7 & 8 & Repeat counts 5& 6& to complete full paddle turn. Paddle Quarter (x 2)Option Replace full turn with side switches - right, left, right, left - step left (to take weight).Section 7 Cross Rock, Side Rock Cross x 2, Back Rock1 – 2 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock On the spot3 & 4 Rock right out to right side. Recover onto left. Cross right over left. Side Rock Cross Forward5 & 6 Rock left out to left side. Recover onto right. Cross left over right. Side Rock Cross7 – 8 Rock back on right. Recover forward onto left. Rock Back On the spotChoreographed by: Chrissie Hodgson (UK) July 2012Choreographed to: ‘Taboo’ by Don Omar (128 bpm) from CD Latino 45; FREE downloadversion by Glenn Rogers available from www.linedancermagazine.comfor magazine subscribers (64 count intro - start on main vocals)Restart: One Restart during Wall 5Choreographer’s note: This is Latin style music - use your hips!A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 11

grapevineTellus what you’re up to.Send us your news.GrapevineLinedancer MagazineSouthport PR9 0QAeditor@linedancermagazine.comMurdock DayC & C Mavericks of Redruth St. Day, gavean energetic Line dance display in Redruth,Cornwall, at the Annual Murdock Day. Thiscelebrates William Murdock who was apioneer of gas and whose home was thefi rst to be ever illuminated by gas, in theyear 1792. David Newman says: “Red,White and Blue was this years colour themeto partly honour and celebrate the Queen’sDiamond Jubilee.”Thanks Ma’amHarold Starkey and his club, Star Stompers,sent the Queen a handmade card with theirwarmest congratulations on her DiamondJubilee. He told us: “We got the most beautifulreply. In June we held a celebrations lateafternoon tea and evening Line dance with80 dancers. Also in June, one of our dancersJocelyn Lace, was one of the Olympictorchbearers. She was nominated for hervoluntary work as a swimming coach.” StarStompers are in their 15th year so this meanseven more celebrations.12 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

HappyBirthdayRobbieRobert Lindsay was atan event in Airdrie, NorthLanarkshire recently, wherehe was helping to raisefunds for the Breast CancerUnit at the local hospital.Mary Murray told us: “It wasalso his birthday so some ofhis friends also helped himto celebrate by giving hima surprise birthday cake.I would also like to thankRobert for a great weekend atTynemouth where he taughthis dance, Smoochin’. We allhad a great time.”Rodeo Girl to the rescueLine Dancing DinnerLady Turns 60Rodeo Girl Line Dancing held a special nightfor Roleystone Horse Sanctuary in Bradford.Diane and Donna told us: “This sanctuaryhas been blighted over the last year by theftand arson. The poor horses themselveshave been left to the elements becausethe fences and gates were damaged andleft open. One horse was ill and anotherheavily pregnant, they were found roamingnear by. As yet, they have not found theculprits. So Rodeo Girl and dancers havespent over a year raising funds for sheets,towels, blankets and bric-a-brac, to sell ina local Charity shop for them. Our Fridaynight class held a special fundraising nightrecently and raised £55, another dancerhad homemade jam to sell and raised £15.Rodeo Girl added £30 to this to round itup to £100 in total. Over the year we haveraised over £500 for the sanctuary and thequest goes on. Some donations have beenoffered from far afield even aid from somecaring people from the USA. What we neednow is to catch the people responsible forthis crime, then we can get the sanctuaryback on track. Rodeo Girl and the sanctuarywould like to thank all who participated andare grateful for all donations.”Since they started teaching Line dancing12 years ago Maureen and Michelle havebeen followed by their ‘Line Dancing DinnerLadies’ who attended their first class. Oneof the dinner ladies, Janet, turned 60 in Julyand there were celebrations throughout theclasses as well as week long celebrationsfor Janet with family and friends. The Girlstold us: “Janet is a fantastic example of adevoted Line dancer. She injects laughterand light heartedness throughout theclasses, often singing along or evenadding her own musical accompanimentvia clickers or whistles. She never stopssmiling and she has hardly missed a classover the whole 12 years. We would liketo say a huge thank you for her fun andsupport over the years and wish her manymore fun-filled years of Line dancing!”www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 13

BD’s Birthday“BD Linedancers in Coatbridge Scotland wasstarted 16 years ago by Joy Wright along withthe help of Mary Reid, Sadie Chalmers andMargaret Elliot who is sadly no longer withus,” Lindsay McNeill says. “Over the yearspeople have come and gone but the faithful havealways remained and we also have some newmembers this year too. The group have donemany charity nights with local and some not solocal groups benefiting. The one thing that we allagree on is that the dancing is always fun andwe are delighted to see our group going fromstrength to strength. We celebrated our birthdaywith a party. As usual there was dancing, fun andlaughter and to round off the evening a lovelyfish supper was provided. So a huge thank youmust go to everyone who makes the effort on aWednesday evening as you all make our danceclass such a special place to be.”Gay “Loved Life”“Sadly our friend and club member, Gay(Gaynor Jeanne Garton) lost her fightagainst pancreatic cancer recently,” Janefrom Steps ‘n’ Stetsons told us. Gay startedLine dancing in 2000 when she joined JustFor Kicks in Arborfield and was in theirdemo team for several years. When JFKbecame Steps ‘n’ Stetsons, Gay was oneof many original members who becamesteadfast supporters of the new club,becoming one of the support team,helping decorate the hall for socials andcollecting the money on the front desk(which she loved because it meant shecould talk to everyone). The photo showsGay surrounded by two of her closestfriends (from left to right Wendy, Gay andJill). Gay loved dancing from the momentshe started, enjoyed all the weekendsaway and was always ready to take partin everything. In class she always lovedthe ‘sing-along’ dances and in particularCome Dance With Me. Gay’s joy was herfamily but the service held in her memoryshowed how much she affected manyother people. The chapel was crammedfull with family, members of the book clubshe belonged to and the choir she lovedsinging with, her Line dance friends andof course many friends that she had metalong her 64 years. She will be sadlymissed but she will be rememberedas someone who (as the minister said)“loved life.”Jubilee Demo“Here is a picture taken of the Easy StrollersDemonstration Team who danced at aResidential Home in Clevedon for their JubileeStreet Party, the street had to be insidebecause of the rain,” Val Vella told us. “Wedanced Dancing in the Dark to ‘Singing inthe Rain’, London Rhythm Swings, Caballeroto ‘I Can’t Tell A Waltz From A Tango’, ‘I SawLinda Yesterday’, ‘Crepes and Drapes andDrainpipes’, ‘Just A Memory’, finishing up withTil Forever, our favourite dance.”14 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

Annual FunAnnie Harris and AC’s Line Dance Clubwere delighted to have Robert Lindsay onceagain at their annual social in East Sussex.“We had dancers from SAKS of Bexhill andseveral other non club members who camealong for the afternoon and evening andthay all had a great time. Robbie is alwayssuch fun and makes his workshops reallyenjoyable with no pressure. He had recentlyreturned from Euro Dance in Southportand taught his two dances launchedthere, ‘Smoochin’, the afternoon favourite,and ‘It’s Beautiful’ as well as Andrew andSheila’s ‘My Chair’. We also had plenty oftime for social dancing which was good asa wonderful homemade strawberry creamtea had been provided by two of our ladies,Double CelebrationsPauline and Gill. Thanks to DJ Michal forplaying everyone’s requests and keepingthe dance floor full and to everyone else inmaking this event such a success, we hadmany complimentary comments and arealready looking forward to next year.”Fancy Feet in Blackpool have done nothingbut celebrate recently. Jean Webb explains:“We have reached another milestone atFancy Feet, our 15th Birthday. I would liketo thank both family, dancers and friends forall your help achieving this. We celebratedwith a week of events that finished with aGolden Oldies social night and we serveda Cowboy picnic.We dressed in traditional western outfitswith a free raffle to those wearing a cowboyhat. We displayed our Rogues Gallery withmany comments as everyone looking atthe photographs from the last 15 years.We had many laughs during the week ofcelebrations aided by the Sherry and cakeswe served at break time.We danced dances from the last 15 yearsand are looking forward to the next 15. TheDiamond Jubilee was another achievementthat we wanted to celebrate and celebratewe did! It took us over a week to decoratethe hall, hang bunting, collect tables to usefor our indoor street party. We were alsohelped with our preparations when RadioLancashire rang up to link our party withtheir popular Saturday morning show.Everyone arrived dressed in Red WhiteAnd Blue and were seated at their table inour street. The party had begun. We areso lucky here to have dancers that like toparty and enjoy themselves, taking partplus helping in any way they can!”www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 15

Lucky Weather“Here is a photo of my dancers at theEccleshill Village fair,” Margaret Cawoodfrom Bradford in West Yorkshire, proudlytold us. “We must have had one of thebest Saturday’s for weather in a long while.This is the second year the fair has takenplace and it was twice as big as last yearand very well attended and organised. Wedid shortened versions of about ten dancesand people were amazed at the variety ofrhythms and tempos of the dances. Thanksfor your super magazine and the newfeature where you can get the dances andsongs, what a super idea.”On The Prom!Another successful weekend was held recently byAlan and Jacqui. They told us: “Friday evening inLytham St.Annes got off to a lovely start, the room wasbuzzing with excitement as guests arrived, some forthe first time, others on their 7th annual visit to The InnOn The Prom. We then had a night of social dancingwith one quick teach. We were thrilled to wake upon Saturday to some beautiful North West sunshineand after our morning workshop we enjoyed drinksoutside with our Dutch friends Jan and Bertie, whileothers spent their free time wandering along the seafront or ventured round the corner for a bit of retailtherapy. Some of the dances taught over the weekendwere, Lido Shuffle, Living In The Moment, Care, IDidn’t Know, Time Bomb and Dedication To My Ex. Abig thank you to everyone that attended.”Well Done You“I have returned from a Peter and Alisonweekender in Southsea with guestchoreographer and instructor Kate Sala,”Stacy Drye told us. “It was a great weekendfor choreography. Among the dances Peterand Alison taught were Together We Dance,Lucky Strike and Kate taught Dancing withCupid and Radioactive. The theme for theweekend was ‘Fire and Ice’ and in honourof the theme Alison played a selection offire-related dances such as Playing withFire, Firecracker and Hotter than Fire.Kate also reprised her dance Fire on Icefrom a few years ago which was a lovelytouch to Saturday evening. The hotel has alovely location with breakfast being servedoverlooking the sea, with nothing being toomuch trouble for the friendly and helpfulstaff. Overall it was a great weekend, welldone Peter and Alison!”16 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

etweenthelinesYour chance to comment or let offsteam ... drop us a line today.Between The LinesLinedancer MagazineSouthport PR9 0QAeditor@linedancermagazine.comDances With CharacterI’ve been mulling over the guest column from Dynamite Dot, who soundsa wonderful lady and hats off to her for the calendar idea! When I first readit I was really cheering, I identified with so much of what she was saying. Iso often find myself selling a new dance to my class: “it’s wonderful music,you’re going to love it, easy steps and there’s only one little tag...” (thenI get drowned out by groans!) And of course, we learn the steps, put themusic on, and we are all thinking about where the tag or restart will be,listening for it, counting walls, and (I confess, I sometimes mess it up), I thinkit does mar the overall enjoyment. Yet, when doing Commitment recently, Ifound myself doing Elvis knees, which were not at the ‘weak at the knees’section of music and thinking, this doesn’t quite fit, it could do with a restartin here somewhere! We like dances to fit to the music but with the diversityof music and styles that tends to mean we rely on our choreographers todo that thinking for us. Class favourites in recent years have been GalwayGirls, Burlesque, Wonderland Waltz, Blue Night Cha and Toes. These aredifferent and full of a particular style (Irish, Tango, Waltz, Cha). So while Iadmire those of you who can dance 96 counts with two tags and restarts,I don’t plan to work my way up to Advanced level. My group like a little bitof a challenge but mostly what they like is character and enjoyment. If wecan find that in 32 counts with no tags or restarts, so much the better. I’ll becheering alongside Dot for those. I say this fully appreciating the wonderfuljob the choreographers do, many are great at remembering that manydancers are not as talented as they are!Sarah Cleaver, Laughter in Line (South Gloucestershire)Here is an extract of a poem written by Val Hamby of Blue Velvet Linedancers.“Will you chasse a little faster?” said Val to Phil.“There’s a dancer close behind us, and she’s treading on my heel.See how eagerly Bev & Kath’s folks have lined up in advance!They are waiting on the shingle – will you come and join the dance?There are no tags and just one restart ...But you’ll hear it in the music, so come and join us in the sea!”But Phil replied “Too long, too many steps!” and gave a look askance –Said he thanked Val kindly, but he would not join the dance.“What matters it how far we go?” his instructor friend replied.“There is another wall, you know, upon the other side.The further off from England the nearer is to France -Then stand not still, beloved Phil, but come and join the dance.Bang Up To DateBrilliant First in Line, congratulations to everyone involvedand we have one every week to look forward to, you havebrought the Line dance world bang up to date, well done.Audrey WatsonBack To BasicsI take great care to teach my classes the correct way toexecute dance steps and I was quite dismayed when I sawthe video in Watch & Learn of ‘Dance With Me Tonight’.The steps clearly marked in the script as toe heel strutsare being danced as toe bounces and then the whole footbeing stepped down on. Perhaps it would be a good ideato do a feature on the correct way to do basic steps.John LibbyReply: Thanks John for suggesting this, we are always open tonew ideas and maybe we will consider this for a future project.We do however, have a Linedancer Beginner DVD which isa very good learning tool and it is available on our websitewww.linedancermagazine.comWhere To GoWe have recentlyreturned from a verypleasant holiday inTenerife. One evening wetook a walk looking for abar hopefully playing oursort of music, thinking wecould sit, with a beverage and watch the world go by. Whatwe did find was a place called the Marco Polo Restaurantat the Salytien Commercial Centre, just outside of Playa,with live music playing Line dance tracks to a small packedfloor of about 12 ladies. The chap singing was Steven JTowers, he is a fantastic singer with a fabulous range, whowill sing requests in most genres but seems mostly happywith Country and the more melodic style of music (he willhave a go at anything, sometimes with hilarious results).Steven accompanies himself on an acoustic guitar and,being a guitar player myself, I can only marvel at his skilland repertoire. We went back a few times and always hada good time. His great singing and playing and his relaxedstyle was a very pleasant change from the karaoke stylesingers of other bars and we would strongly recommendanyone going to Tenerife to pay him a visit.Chris and Mac Bennettwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 17

Line dance choreographer,instructor and dancer ChrisHodgson is dedicated to herlove of dance. In this interviewwith Laurent, Chris tellsLinedancer how she works,rests and plays...Can you tell us about you, whereyou live and your life at homeI live in Formby on Merseyside andhave done since I was married. I’mmarried to Richard and have onedaughter Kim and a Son-in-Law Rob.We have a beautiful Border Collienamed Blade who we walk in thepinewoods and on the beach everyday, which is very relaxing. I love to tendmy garden and enjoy growing fl owersand vegetables, I grow all my owntomatoes. I am a lousy cook, the onlything that comes out of my kitchen aremy dances. I seem to have a busy lifewith all the things I enjoy doing. Richardand I are also big Formula One andathletics fans, so we are really lookingforward to the Olympics this year.How did you discover Line dance?I discovered country music whenI met Richard as he was a big fan.One evening, about 18 years ago, hesuggested we went to the Riverside inSouthport as they had country bandson there. Well, that was it...I saw Linedancing and just got up and followedthem all.What were your first impressionsand how did you get from dancer toinstructor to choreographer?Wow....great stuff. I thought, I cando that, so I did. As I had beenchoreographing and teaching my ownfi tness routines since 1984, it was nota problem for me to put Line dancestogether and as it happened, I was quitegood at it...(she laughs).Are things different now than whenyou started out?Yes very, it was all country music thenand the dances where a lot simpler and18 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

we danced them over and over again,as Line dancing was fairly new andeveryone was so keen. The diversity ofthe music now, for me, is better. It tooka while for me to accept non countrymusic for dancing, I resisted for along time but, as with everything, onehas to move on and I grew to love thedifferent types of music. Had it stayedall country, I most probably wouldnot be Line dancing now. I also feelthat although the level of dances hasincreased somewhat, they are muchharder now and more complicated...ahhh the good old days when they wereso easy. Having said that, they were noteasy at the time.How do you feel today about Linedance?Love it...love it...love it. I’ve dancedall my life, in one way or another andLine dance just suits me fi ne. To teachAbsolute Beginners and see themprogress is so wonderful, even thosewith two left feet.What do you feel are your greatestachievements in Line dance?Having one of my dances danced allover the world and seeing people happyand smiling whilst they are dancingsomething that came out of my kitchen...ha ha...and of course winning UKChoreographer of the Year in 1999...andthen Improver Dance of the Year in 2008for Galway Girls.How busy does Line dance keep younow?Fairly busy, although I don’t travel asmuch now but with the organisation for myown classes, there are all the new dancesto look at, choose which ones I think theywill like, which music will they love or hate!It is time consuming but enjoyable. I havetravelled so much around the world Linedancing and have met so many wonderfulpeople. It’s fantastic to share an interestwith people in all these different placesand of course I have made many goodfriends along the way.How do you choreograph a dance?I choose the music first, I reallyhave to love a track to be able towrite to it. I break the music downinto verse-chorus-tag-restart etc....then put the music on and just dancearound my kitchen doing a few stepsand see which feel good to anypart of the track and sometimes themusic inspires me to do a particularmovement. I then start to build itup, so that everything fits into eachsection of music, sometimes I amhappy straight away and other timesI have to change things around as Ifeel they are not quite right and wouldflow better another way. I get myinspiration from the music becausesometimes the music tells me whatto do.Any plans for the near future?To keep on dancing and teachingand enjoying my classes as long asI possibly can.www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 19

Norwegian musician,Morten Harket, bestknown as the leadsinger of the bandA-ha whose first single,‘Take On Me’, becamea huge hit, presents hisnew solo album‘Out Of My Hands’.No other band from the mid eightieswas able to continually develop theirfusion of rock and electronic musicso successfully over the course of 25years as did A-ha. This outstandingposition has been significantly definedby Morten Harket.Morten grew up in Asker, Norway.Asker is notably a coastal area withmany beautiful beaches but it is also aplace of hills and woods and with theexpansion of Oslo has resulted in itsbecoming an affluent suburb. Harket’searly musical influences includedUriah Heep, Queen, Johnny Cash,Toto, Elton John, David Bowie, andPeter Gabriel. “The spirit of A-ha isdeep inside me,” says Morten. “I feela great respect for what has happenedover the years.”Out of My Hands is his fifth studioalbum. “Some songs originateddirectly in my house at the Oslo fjord,when in the middle of the night, somechords were buzzing through myhead. The next morning, I phoned Erikand we recorded the first outlines ona piano. Within 30 minutes, we hada structure.” He assembled a teamof ‘well-tried’ and ‘new’ colleaguesaround himself. Norwegian poet OleSverre Olsen, a long-time friend ofHarket, assisted with the lyrics. Thetour keyboardist and bassist ErikLjunggren counts among the coproducers,alongside Peter Kvintfrom Sweden and Englishman SteveOsborne (who already contributedto the A-ha album ‘Foot Of TheMountain’). Together with Ole SverreOlsen and Peter Kvint, Harket haswritten the striking one-liners for theuptempo hymn ‘I’m The One’. It is apoetic all-or-nothing game betweenlove song and the big questions of life.Harket describes the creative processof ‘Out Of My Hands’, “Overall, it wasa reciprocal process that evolvedinto a close interaction of differentminds and inspirations,” On the single‘Scared Of Heights’, Harket’s uniquevoice is floating through a featheryuptempo arrangement by Norwegiansongwriter Espen Lind.The range covers melancholy balladssuch as ‘Quiet’ with its finely spundialogue of semi acoustic guitar andwarm synth tones as well as the livelymarching ‘Lightning’, in which thesound wall continually rises up to thechorus. ‘When I Reach The Moon’ onthe other hand combines a distinctiveguitar riff with Harket’s unmistakablefalsetto.Morten Harket has found a newbalance and his energetic solopresentation will be presented duringan extensive live tour this year. Thistravelling marathon will take him fromRussia through Europe and later toSouth America.Morten Harket is known for hisextraordinary vocal range, whichsome sources have claimed spansfive octaves, although Harket himselfsaid in 2009, “I’ve never counted,quite honestly”. His voice is said to becapable of the “greatest falsetto in thehistory of pop music ever...”www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 21

Fancy Feet Blackpool invites you to theInfamous Adelphi Hotel, LiverpoolLine dancing in the magnificent Banqueting RoomFriday 15th to Sunday 17thFebruary 2013Join ourPARTY DOWN TO THEMARDI GRASFrom£121per personsingle supplement£25with special guest, Scotland’sLizzie ClarkePlusFULL WEEKEND ENTERTAINMENTwithGlenn RogersWhat the price includes:• 2 nights dinner bed and breakfastat the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool• Workshop with ‘Mad Lizzie Clarke’• Entertainment each eveningfrom Glenn Rogers• Line dancing throughoutwith Jean and Andy in theBanqueting RoomCome along and enjoy this great party weekend!(Bookings now being taken - £20 deposit secures your place)Balance to be paid on or before 15th December 2012Tel: Jean / Andy 07984 188972Email: jeanswebb@yahoo.co.ukwww.fancyfeetblackpool.com FaceBook - Fancy Feet Blackpool1111033charlie LandsboroughAUTUMNTOUR 2012* +% # &) $" "( $% & '* '" ) & ' "" %! + ''" ,+++%( $+ 'Day Date Town/City Venue Box Office No. Time - 15 4 5 1 54 - 1 5 4 . 6 - 1 5 4 8/1 - 1 - 15 6 44 5 - 1 1 4 1 4 4 1 7 / 5 /2. 5 /2. 5 - 5 1 5 - 1 41 / 4 - 15 - 5 0 7 4 5 4 - 1 5 - 35 / 44 - 1 . 5 1 - 1 44 - 15 1 6 - 1 1 7 4. 5 - 1 6 47 /1 8/1 5 6 6 1 1 / The Charlie Landsborough Fan Club, 41 Jesmond Crescent, Crewe, Cheshire, CW2 7NJ1110929Features• Dance and sing along to yourfavourite songs from country’sbiggest artists with 4super-cool game modes!• Supports up to four playersat once through all new duetdancing option, featuringunique choreography for eachplayer during the same song.• 30 of today’s hottest countrytracks from chart-topping artistsCOUNTRY DANCE 2 FULL SONG LISTING:Ashton Shepherd Look It UpBilly Currington People Are CrazyBlake Shelton Honey BeeBrad Paisley Old AlabamaCarrie Underwood All American GirlChad Brownlee Carried AwayChris Heers Dirt RichDierks Bentley SidewaysEaston Corbin Roll With ItEric Church Hell On The HeartFrankie Ballard A Buncha GirlsGeorge Strait Here For A Good TimeGwyneth Paltrow Shake That ThingHayley McLean Good Time BoneHunter Hayes Storm WarningJake Owen Barefoot Blue Jean NightJason Aldean My Kinda PartyJoanna Smith Gettin’ MarriedJosh Kelley Georgia ClayJosh Thompson Won’t Be Lonely LongKatie Armiger Best Song EverKeith Urban Better LifeKellie Pickler ToughLady Antebellum Lookin For a Good TimeLittle Big Town Little White ChurchLuke Bryan Country GirlMiranda Lambert Gunpowder & LeadMontgomery Gentry What Do Ya Think About ThatRodney Atkins Take A Back RoadThe JaneDear Girls WildflowerThe Last Ride Take You Down1110936

I am writing to share with you the pleasure that Line dancing can give to all abilities.I was asked to try a Line dance class,initially for three sessions, with a day centrefor people with learning disabilities. Beinga BWDA trained instructor I thought I couldteach most abilities, the only problem wasthat I had no experience with any formof disability. I went for a visit to meet thehelpers and to see for myself the extentof their problems. What amazed me wasthe poor range of ability, both mentaland physical and the wide range of agesinvolved. The disabilities range fromblindness to extreme mental problems tobeing wheelchair bound but the one thingthey have in common is their love of music,any music.It was clear from the outset that thecommon range of movement was limited,as was the mental capacity to rememberthe steps. The first consideration was rangeof movements that I could incorporate.All dances had to be one wall as turningwould disorient most of the class. Danceshad to be single count dances, as faststep changes such as ‘and counts’ wouldresult in possible accidents and maybebeyond the ability of most of the class.Crossing steps were out and ‘kick-ballchanges’were ‘kicked into touch’. Withsome ingenuity ‘vines’ and ‘weaves’ couldbe replaced with ‘Chassés’, ‘jazz boxes’replaced with ‘rocking chair’ and so on.Tags and restarts were also unsuitable asbeing too confusing.The second consideration was length ofdance, speed and type of the music andnumber of counts. I decided early on torestrict the count number to 32, so thatthe dance could be taught in four blocksof eight counts. The chosen speed hadto fit the type of steps written comfortablybut I had decided that if I had to vary thespeed of the music I would do so. Thetype of software I use, allowed me to dothis without altering the pitch of the music.It was obvious that the teaching wouldhave to be paced correctly with emphasisplaced on repetition. The staff reassuredme that they would be assisting andguiding the students, as I had raised anissue about my back being turned a greatdeal of the time during the teaching. Aftershortlisting a few of the ‘oldies but goodies’I decided to write a very basic dance. Themusic I decided on was ‘I Feel Lucky’ byMary Chapin Carpenter, with a strong beatand dividable into 32 counts without theneed for tags or restarts. This was to be myfirst teach and my second teach was to bea modified ‘California Freeze’ with chasséinstead of the vines and doing away withthe quarter hitch turn at the end.The first day arrived and after a briefintroduction from the staff I set about thetask in hand. The warm up and initialteach went as expected but when I put themusic on to dance for the first time, thingsseemed to come alive. Their love of musicand movement seemed to take over andalthough, in the words of Eric Morecombe,“they knew all the steps but not necessarilyin the right order” their enjoyment wasevident. They didn’t need perfection, theyjust wanted to move to music. We did thedance again it was greeted with the sameenthusiasm as the first time. I was elatedto see the enjoyment in their eyes. Wethen went through ‘California Freeze’ moresuccessfully and I even heard them singingsome of the words as they danced. I sawsomething of the enjoyment I felt whenI went to my first class many years ago.It was then that I decided this wassomething I wanted to carry on with, if theywould have me.That was over a year ago. We now haveover fourteen dances either modified orespecially written that we do and over 100different tunes to dance them to. Of coursethey need a refresh before every dance buttheir dance memory is improving. Theirenthusiasm has never decreased, nor hasmine. We always end every session with adance in a circle to steps I wrote to DaveSheriff’s ‘Best of Friends’ and the wordsbrings home to me the reason that we meeteach week, to enjoy each other’s companyand to move to music. If anyone is able todonate some time to helping to encourageLine dancing with day centres, care homes,etc. I can thoroughly recommend it. Believeme, you will get as much from it as yourstudents. If you are interested in the verybasic scripts we use, you can contact mevia the magazine. Thank you for allowingme to share my enthusiasm.Rushden, Northantswww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 23

Ronnie really enjoys, having writtenmany dances, her favourite one is ‘JustShine’, the track ‘Shine’ by VanessaAmorosi was given to her by her goodfriend Lyndon Foster just days before hedied and he was the inspiration for that.This dance is still enjoyed by many andwas used as a competition dance at TheCWDC European Championships.Ronnie, now 68, lives a life of dance andhow lucky is that. The Valley Stompershave made wonderful memories for somany people. New faces have joinedover the years, some sadly have passedaway but will always be remembered.Strong friendships have formed and it’sall down to Line dancing. When she isnot dancing, Ronnie is never happierthan being outside in all weathers withher beloved miniature ponies, or ridingacross the National Park on her horse,yet even then there is usually a dancerunning through her head.www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 25

Judging by the crowdsof young (and not soyoung) women wantingto be photographed withthe handsome youngman, one might thinkhe’s the new hot, pop orfilm star heartthrob! Butno, he is in fact, DanielTrepat the hottest youngDutch dancer, instructorand choreographer of themoment and MaureenJessop recently met him.26 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

Daniel is in great demand in France andCBA goers have been able to appreciatehis talents in recent years, however, Imet him for the first time at the FFCLDNational Encounters weekend in Issoudun(Central France) where he was teachingworkshops, giving private technicalclasses and judging the Masters TeamsCompetition. I found him to be a charmingfun loving young man at ease witheveryone, regaling us with stories of thepranks he played when he was a teenagecompetitor in the Dutch championships,even going so far as to wink at Kelly Gellettethe formidable judge. This ploy didn’t workon her and she severely reprimanded him!In Holland there is one name that standsout from all, Roy Verdonk. Roy noticedDaniel when he was competing and hegave him the opportunity to start instructingand travel all over the world with Roy. Thiswas a wonderful opportunity for him andhe later joined Roy’s team ‘The Kids’ whichwon many titles in competition.Pim Van Grootel and Daniel are greatfriends and it was together that theydecided to participate in the TV showHolland’s Got Talent in 2010. The panel ofjudges smirked when the guys announcedthey were Line dancers but the smirkssoon changed to amazement when thepair launched into their funny, acrobaticnumber based on Mario the Nintendogame hero. The public votes brought themup to the quarter finals and the voutubevideo has had over a million hits!Daniel now 25, has been dancingsince the age of 10 and competing since2000, culminating in the WCDF title ofMegastar in 2011, the highest level inLine dance under this organisation. Hebegan teaching at his mother’s danceschool in 2004 and eventually turned tochoreography. His dances such as AllSummer Long choreographed with Pimhave become great favourites.At Issoudun he taught four of hisdances, Red Camaro, I participated in thisworkshop and found that he was able totransmit the steps in a way even I couldfollow adding humour and a few wordsof French! Other dances he taught wereFun Machine, Don’t Gimme That andArizona Cowboy. This talented young manhas many strings to his dance bow. Afterturning professional two years ago he nowhas his own dance school Funky DanceFactory offering classes in WCS, couplesand funky as well as Line. He also teacheschildren in primary schools. He is nowmaking his name as a private coach forcompetitors and social dancers alike.Daniel currently coaches one of France’sChampion dancers, Laura Bartholomei.Laura tells me that Daniel knows just howto teach and coach her so she understandsprecisely what he wants of her. He will,however, take into consideration her ideasand may adapt routines to suit her style ofdance. His international renown has beenrewarded by nominations as InternationalInstructor/Choreographer of the Year inmany countries, including the CBA, anevent that suits his fun loving personalityperfectly. He loves the event but addsmischievously that he hopes to win aCrystal Boot one day!Watching the young man dance wecould imagine that he spent years learningall styles of dance – but no – he claims theonly dance form he practised was Line!Other forms he picked up by watchingvideos and of course he benefited bythe expert guidance of Roy Verdonk,Raymond Sarlmijn, Darren Bailey andAnthony van Egmond ‘They taughtme everything I know now’. A finetribute Champ.www.danieltrepat.comwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 27

albumreviewfrom TIM RUZGAR, Linedancer Magazine’s resident music reviewerKENNY CHESNEYWELCOMETO THEFISH BOWLSONY MUSICKenny Chesney hasbeen the biggest malecountry star over thelast few years with multiplatinum album sales,sell out stadium concerttours playing to a millionfans each year for thelast eight years and aclutch of CMA and otherawards. Kenny’s musichas been used to goodeffect for Line dancingover the years, (there arearound 140 dances onthe Linedancer DanceScript section) and as hereleases his 13th studioalbum, it’s time to fi nd outif there are any new gemsto dance to.DANCE 3 · LISTEN 5Kenny’s opening number ComeOn Over (88bpm) is a steadynumber with a powerful chorus andalthough not a great dance track,it’s a great start to the album.Feel Like A Rockstar (114bpm) isa crackerjack of a country rockerand is a duet with Tim McGraw.This has a driving beat and couldend up with a plethora of danceschoreographed to it.Sing ‘Em Good My Friend(86bpm) this is a poignant songwith powerful lyrics and Kennydoes an amazing job on the vocal.Welcome To The Fishbowl(128pm) Kenny switches moodwith this fantastic, contemporarycountry rocker, new country musicat its best and it is crying out tohave a good dance written to it.I’m A Small Town (70bpm) thetempo changes to nightclub twostep and Kenny’s rich voice is adelight as is the musicianship andthis should have a good dance toit soon.El Cerrito Place (66bpm) isanother smooth nightclub two stepwith a powerful beat and a powerfulmessage and I am sure that likeme, you will love this track.Makes Me Wonder (82bpm) adriving drum beat and punchylyrics combine to make this cleversong a foot tapper that will havefolks itching to dance.While He Still Knows Who I Am(60bpm) Kenny returns to thenightclub two step beat style oncemore and this real tear jerker is asgood a song as I have heard in along while.Time Flies (92bpm) has thepotential to be the most successfulLine dance track on the album.It has quirky lyrics with a catchychorus, strong harmonies andsome great guitar riffs. Simplybrilliant!To Get To You (55th and 3rd)(68bpm) you can tell from theopening few bars that this is goingto be a special song. This is KennyChesney at his absolute fi nest thisis my favourite track on the album.Always Gonna Be You (76bpm) isa master class in both song writingand delivery and songs like this arethe reason why Kenny Chesney isat the very top his game.The fi nale comes courtesy of YouAnd Tequila (70bpm) a live trackand is a duet with Grace Potter, agreat way to close the album.Once again Kenny Chesney hasdelivered a superb album and Ihighly recommend you get yourselfa copy real soon!www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 31

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With the release of Kenny Chesney’s 13th studioalbum, ‘Welcome to the Fishbowl’, Kenny opts toput the pedal to the fl oor in what’s destined to be amilestone chapter in an already historic career.Chesney calls Fishbowl the “mostemotional” record he has everrecorded. With so many songs thatalready form the soundtrack to somany people’s lives, that in its self saysa lot. But more than that, Fishbowl’s 12songs showcase one of country music’smost important artists at their peak,blending confi dence and vulnerability,bravado and longing, in a way fewartists could master, regardless ofgenre. Longtime fans and newcomersalike will fi nd Chesney’s Fishbowlboth familiar and adventurous, withsurprises around every corner andinsightful observations at every turn.This is Kenny challenging the listenerwhile providing an unforgettable ride.Produced by Chesney with longtimecollaborator Buddy Cannon, Fishbowldelivers great songs penned by bothChesney himself and a diverse mixof top-shelf songwriters. Kenny saysthat in making the album he felt “solidin his skin” in his roles as songwriter,producer and interpreter of songs. “I’dbeen through a lot emotionally sincethe album ‘Hemingway’s Whisky’ cameout and I think that’s refl ected in thisrecord,” he says. “My main goal whenI went into the studio was to be honestwith my fans and myself as a songwriterand a creative person. I do feel likeI’m comfortable at being authentic,wherever that leads me. That’s why I’mproud of this record.In an era when many albums comeoff as collections of unrelated songs,Fishbowl is conceived as a body ofwork and is sequenced to perfection,with heart wrenching lows expertlybalanced against thrilling highs.Listeners will surely relate to the barelycontained urgency of ‘Come Over’,celebrate with the delightfully nonjudgmentalthrowdown of ‘Feel Like ARock Star’ (with Tim McGraw), revel inthe quirky social commentary of the titlecut and see themselves in the smartlyobserved ‘I’m a Small Town’. Sportingmemorable melodies and charismaticvocals, ‘While He Still Knows Who I Am’and the haunting ‘Sing ‘Em Good, MyFriend’ are two of the more emotionallycharged songs Chesney has ever cut.Chesney says, “When you’ve been asblessed as I’ve been with all the songsI’ve had on the radio, it would be reallyeasy to internally get complacent,”Chesney says Fishbowl, “defi nes mewhere I am right now and I’m happyabout that. Getting to this spot hasbeen years of work, I didn’t just wakeup one day and say, ‘I’m gonna startbeing honest with my fans and myself.’It takes some time to be that vulnerableas a person, especially when you’re inthe public eye.”Kenny welcomes both veteran fansand newbies. “I’m excited about thepeople that have been on this train withme a long time, listened to my music,dreamed this dream with me and saweverything that has happened” hesays. “If ‘Welcome to the Fishbowl’ istheir fi rst Kenny Chesney record, I’mreally glad that this is their fi rst one.I’m that proud of it.” Welcome to theFishbowl is unmistakably Kenny. Andthis is a good thing.www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 33

Dance or Relax as much as you like!Early bird deal£111Normal price£118Early bird deal£119Normal price£129Early bird deal£99Normal price£109Early bird deal£123Normal price£133Early bird deal£144Normal price£159Early bird deal£141Normal price£156Early bird deal£135Normal price£145Early bird deal£135Normal price£145Early bird deal£135Normal price£145Early bird deal£135Normal price£145Early bird deal£141Normal price£156Early bird deal£123Normal price£133Early bird deal£133Normal price£143Holidays for DancersSpooky Weekend5-7 October 2012Staying at the Headway Hotel, Morecambe BayChoreographers are:Lizzie Clarke & Daniel Whittakerand DiscoWinter Bonanza16-18 November 2012Staying at the Celtic Royal Hotel, Caernarfon, N WalesChoreographers are:Peter Metelnick, Alison Biggs & Daniel WhittakerDJ Mike Hitchen and live music with PAUL BAILEYCheapy Weekend11-13 January 2013Staying at the Monterey Beach Hotel, Lytham St Annes, LancashireChoreographers are:Craig Bennett, Shaz Walton & Daniel WhittakerLlandudno Escape15-17 February 2013Staying at the Queens Hotel, Llandudno, N WalesChoreographers are:Robert Lindsay & Daniel WhittakerOn Broadway22-24 March 2013Staying at the Royal Clifton Hotel, Southport, MerseysideChoreographers are:Mike Hitchen & Daniel WhittakerLive music with TEXAS TORNADOS & PAUL TAYLORDance Till Ya Drop 312-14 April 2013Staying at the Cairn Hotel, Harrogate, YorkshireChoreographers are:Robbie McGowan Hickie & Daniel WhittakerLive music with CALICOSouthern Storm 219-22 April 2013Staying at the Carlton Hotel, Torquay, DevonChoreographers are:Kate Sala & Daniel WhittakerCorby Breeze3-5 May 2013Staying at the Rockingham Forest Hotel, Corby, NorthantsChoreographers are:Peter Metelnick, Alison Biggs & Daniel WhittakerRia Vos Summer Party28-30 June 2013Staying at the Ardsley House Hotel & Health Club,Ardsley, Barnsley, South YorkshireChoreographers are:Ria Vos & Daniel WhittakerSouthern Storm 36-8 September 2013Staying at the Carlton Hotel, Torquay, DevonChoreographers are:Karl Harry Winson & Daniel WhittakerDance Till Ya Drop 420-22 September 2013Staying at the Cairn Hotel, Harrogate, YorkshireChoreographers are:Robbie McGowan Hickie & Daniel WhittakerLive music with NATALIESpooky Weekend 24-6 October 2013Staying at the Headway Hotel, Morecambe BayChoreographers are:Robert Lindsay, Claire & Steve and Daniel WhittakerLive music with PAUL BAILEYWinter Bonanza 222-24 November 2013Staying at the Celtic Royal Hotel, Caernarfon, N WalesChoreographers are:Craig Bennett, Mike Hitchen & Daniel WhittakerLive music with TEXAS TORNADOSSELLINGOUT FASTHURRY!NEARLY GONE1111037LINEDANCERNEEDS YOU!Grapevine and Between The Lines are two verypopular sections of the magazine and most of ourreaders have told us how much they enjoy seeingpeople sharing their love of dance every monththroughout these pages.If you dance and love it, let us know about it!You don’t always need to have done somethingextraordinary or an event to take place...Just send us a letter or an email (preferably!) withsome pictures and we will make sure that theworld gets to see you. Who knows, we may evencontact you for a fully fl edged article….So please send your news to:dawn.middleton@linedancermagazine.comOr send your snail mail toLinedancer Magazine, Clare House166 Lord Street, Southport PR9 0QALooking forward to hearing from you!1109217Call 07739 352209 or 01244 470115Visit our new website and join our MAILING LISTwww.dancefeveruk.com1097899

August 2012Linedancer MagazineClare House, 166 Lord StreetSouthport, PR9 0QATel: 01704 392 300DANCESCRIPTSYour 16 page pull-out script sectionContentsNEW THIS MONTH:Rumba RhythmGood RiddanceBFF (Best Friend Forever)Banca ChaNot Going HomeA Little Cherry PieScared Of HeightsLittle LizaLady PercySmileMove In The Right DirectionEres TuBang BangTime Bombwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 35

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:Rumba Rhythm4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - ABSOLUTE BEGINNERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Rumba Box1 – 2 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Side Together Left3 – 4 Step left forward. Hold. Step Hold Forward5 – 6 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Side Together Right7 – 8 Step right back. Hold. Back Hold BackSection 2Side, Together, Side, Hold, Cross Rock, Side, Hold1 – 2 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Side Together Left3 – 4 Step left to left side. Hold. Side Hold5 – 6 Cross rock right over left. Recover back onto left. Cross Rock On the spot7 – 8 Step right to right side. Hold. Side Hold RightSection 3Cross Rock, Side, Hold, Cross, 1/4 Turn, Back, Hold1 – 2 Cross rock left over right. Recover back onto right. Cross Rock On the spot3 – 4 Step left to left side. Hold. Side Hold Left5 – 6 Cross right over left. Step left back making 1/4 turn right. Cross Turn Turning right7 – 8 Step right back. Hold. Back Hold BackSection 4Back Rock, Forward, Hold, Step, Lock, Step, Hold1 – 2 Rock back on left. Rock forward onto right. Rock Back On the spot3 – 4 Step left forward. Hold. Step Hold Forward5 – 6 Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Step Lock7 – 8 Step right forward. Hold. Step HoldChoreographed by: Larry Bass (US) July 2012Choreographed to: ‘All That Heaven Will Allow’ by The Mavericks from various compilationalbums; download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes (start on vocals)Music suggestion: ‘It’s Now Or Never’ by Elvis PresleyA video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com36 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:Good Riddance4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - BEGINNERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Side, Touch, Side, Touch, 1/2 Turn Walk, Touch1 – 2 Step left to left side. Touch right beside left. Left Touch Left3 – 4 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Right Touch Right5 – 8 Making 1/2 turn left, walk in semi-circle - left, right, left. Touch right beside left. Walking Turn Touch Turning leftSection 2Side, Touch, Side, Touch, 1/2 Turn Walk, Touch1 – 2 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Right Touch Right3 – 4 Step left to left side. Touch right beside left. Left Touch Left5 – 8 Making 1/2 turn right, walk in semi-circle - right, left, right. Touch left beside right.Section 3 Side Rock, Behind, 1/4 Turn, Step, Kick & Touch x 21 – 2 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock On the spot3 & 4 Cross left behind right. Turn 1/4 right stepping right forward. Step left forward. Behind Turn Step Turning right5 & 6 Kick right low kick forward. Step right beside left. Touch left beside right. Kick & Touch On the spot7 & 8 Kick left low kick forward. Step left beside right. Touch right beside left. (3:00) Kick & TouchSection 4Side Toe Switches, Front Toe Switches, Dip, Up, Dip, Up1 & Touch right to right side. Step right beside left. Touch & On the spot2 & Touch left to left side. Step left beside right. Touch &3 & 4 Touch right toe forward. Step right beside left. Touch left toe forward. Touch & Touch5 – 6 (Weight on right) Bend right knee, dipping down. Straighten up on right. Dip Up7 – 8 Repeat counts 5 - 6. Dip UpStylingAs you dip down, right hip can press out - it will come back in on straightening up.Choreographed by: Donna Manning (US) July 2012Choreographed to: ‘Ex-Old Man’ by Kristen Kelly from CD single; download available fromamazon.co.uk or iTunes(16 count intro)www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 37

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:BFF (Best Friend Forever)4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - BEGINNERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Grapevine Right, Scuff, Grapevine Left, Scuff1 – 2 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right3 – 4 Step right to right side. Scuff left forward. Side Scuff5 – 6 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Side Behind Left7 – 8 Step left to left side. Scuff right forward. Side ScuffSection 2 Modified Jazz Box Scuff x 21 – 2 Cross right over left. Step left back. Cross Back On the spot3 – 4 Step right to right side. Scuff left forward (or kick left forward). Side Scuff5 – 6 Cross left over right. Step right back. Cross Back7 – 8 Step left to left side. Scuff right forward (or kick right forward). Side ScuffSection 3 Step Touch x 2 On Diagonals, Walk Back x 41 – 2 Step right forward on right diagonal. Touch left beside right. (1:30) Forward Touch Forward3 – 4 Step left forward on left diagonal. Touch right beside left. (10:30) Forward Touch5 – 8 Step right back. Step left back. Step right back. Step left back. (Square up to 12:00) Back 2 3 4 BackSection 4Side Right, Touch, Side Left, Touch, Cross, 1/4 Turn, Kick Ball Cross1 – 2 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Side Touch Right3 – 4 Step left to left side. Touch right beside left. Side Touch Left5 – 6 Cross right over left. Turn 1/4 left and step left back. Cross Quarter Turning left7 & 8 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Kick Ball Cross On the spotTagDanced at end of Walls 6 and 7: Side, Behind, Kick Ball Cross1 – 2 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right3 & 4 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Kick Ball Cross On the spotChoreographed by: Darren Bailey (UK) July 2012Choreographed to: ‘Everybody Needs A Friend’ by Norah Jones from CD Ted: OriginalMP Soundtrack; download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes(start on vocals)Tag: One short Tag danced at the end of Walls 6 and 7A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com38 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - IMPROVERBanca ChaSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Side, Together, Chasse, Cross Rock, 1/4 Turn Shuffle1 – 2 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Side Together Right3 & 4 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Step right to right side. Side Close Side5 – 6 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot7 & 8 Shuffle step 1/4 turn left, stepping - left, right, left. (9:00) Shuffle Quarter Turn Turning leftSection 2Sway, Sway, Rumba Back, Sway, Sway, Rumba Forward1 – 2 Sway right. Sway left. Sway Sway On the spot3 & 4 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Step right back. Side Together Back Back5 – 6 Sway left. Sway right. Sway Sway On the spot7 & 8 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Step left forward. (9:00) Side Together Foward ForwardRestart Walls 3 and 7: Restart dance again from the beginning (facing 3:00)Section 3Walk, Walk, Forward Lock Step, Forward Rock, Back Lock Step1 – 2 Walk forward right. Walk forward left. (Use your hips) Walk Walk Forward3 & 4 Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Step right forward. Right Lock Step5 – 6 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Forward Rock On the spot7 & 8 Step left back. Lock right across front of left. Step left back. Back Lock Back BackSection 4Samba Step x 2, Hip Sways1 & 2 Cross right over left. Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Right Samba On the spot3 & 4 Cross left over right. Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Left Samba5 – 6 Sway right. Sway left. Sway Sway On the spot7 – 8 Sway right. Sway left. (9:00) Sway SwayChoreographed by: Marie Sorensen (DK) June 2012Choreographed to: ‘Banca Banca’ by E-Type (132 bpm) from CD Euro IV Ever; downloadavailable from amazon.co.uk or iTunes (32 count intro)Restarts: Two Restarts, both at the end of Section 2, during Walls 3 and 7A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 39

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:Not Going Home4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - IMPROVERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Walk Forward, Right Shuffle Forward, Step 1/2 Pivot Right, Left Shuffle Forward1 – 2 Step forward right. Step forward left. Right Left Forward3 & 4 Step forward right. Close left beside right. Step forward right. Right Shuffle5 – 6 Step forward left. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Step Pivot Turning right7 & 8 Step forward left. Close right beside left. Step forward left. Left Shuffle ForwardSection 21/2 Turn Step Back, 1/4 Turn Side Left, Cross Shuffle, Side Rock, Behind Side Step1 – 2 Make 1/2 turn left, stepping back onto right. Make 1/4 turn left, stepping left to left side. Turn Turn Turning left3 & 4 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Cross Shuffle Left5 – 6 Rock to left side on left. Recover onto right. Side Rock7 & 8 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Step forward on left. Behind Side Step RightSection 3Forward Rock, Heel Jack, Hold, Toe & Heel Switches making 1/2 Turn Left1 – 2 Rock forward on right. Recover back onto left. Rock Recover Forward& 3 – 4 Step back on right. Tap left heel forward. Hold. & Heel Hold Back& 5 Step left beside right. Touch right toe beside left. & Toe On the spot& 6 Make 1/4 turn left, stepping back on right. Tap left heel forward. Turn Heel Turning left& 7 Step left beside right. Touch right toe beside left. & Toe On the spot& 8 & Make 1/4 turn left, stepping back on right. Tap left heel forward. Step left beside right. Turn Heel & Turning leftSection 4Slow Mambo 1/2 Turn, Step 1/4 Pivot, Cross, 1/4 Turn Step Back, 1/2 Turn Step Forward1 – 3 Rock forward right. Recover back on left. Make 1/2 turn right, stepping forward on right. Rock Recover Turn Turning right4 – 6 Step forward left. Pivot 1/4 turn right. Cross left over right. Step Pivot Cross Turning right7 – 8 Make 1/4 turn left, stepping back on right. Make 1/2 turn left, stepping forward on left. Turn Turn Turning leftChoreographed by: Ross Brown (UK) June 2012Choreographed to: ‘Wanna Dance With Somebody’ by Allstar Weekend 2012 (128 bpm)from CD Single (72 count intro, approx 32 secs);also available as download from amazon.co.uk or iTunesA video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com40 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:A Little Cherry Pie4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - IMPROVERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Walk x 2, Rock & Slide, Walk x 2, Mambo With Kick1 – 2 Walk forward right. Walk forward left. Right Left Forward3 & 4 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Slide right back beside left. Rock & Slide Back5 – 6 Walk forward left. Walk forward right. Left Right Forward7 & 8 Rock forward on left. Rock back on right. Step left back, kicking right forward. Mambo Kick On the spotSection 2Back Lock Step, Coaster Step, 1/4 Turn Grapevine, Grapevine 1/4 Turn1 & 2 Step right back. Lock left across right. Step right back. Back Lock Back Back3 & 4 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step On the spot5 & 6 Turn 1/4 left stepping right forward. Cross left behind right. Step right to side. Turn Behind Side Turning left7 & 8 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. Side Behind TurnSection 3Reverse Rumba Box, Forward Mambo, Step With Hip Bumps1 & 2 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Step right back. Side Together Back Right3 & 4 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Side Together Forward Left5 & 6 Rock forward on right. Rock back on left. Step right back. Mambo Step On the spot7 & 8 Step left back, bumping hips back. Bump hips forward. Bump hips back. Bump & BumpSection 4Kick & Heel, & Forward Lock Step, Step, Pivot 1/4, Cross Point Flick1 & 2 Kick right forward. Step right back. Dig left heel forward. Kick & Heel On the spot& 3 & 4 Step left beside right. Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Step right forward. & Right Lock Right Forward5 – 6 Step left forward. Pivot 1/4 turn right. Step Pivot Turning right7 & 8 Cross left over right. Point right to right side. Flick right out to right side. Cross Point Flick RightChoreographed by: Justine Brown (UK) June 2012Choreographed to: ‘Little Yellow Blanket’ by Dean Brody from CD Trail In Life; downloadablefrom amazon.co.uk or iTunes (very quick intro, on first beat, 0.07 secs!)Choreographer’s note:Feel free to add your own styling where appropriate - why not add a turnon the grapevine sections, or make walks into toe strutsA video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 41

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:Scared Of Heights4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - IMPROVERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Side Right, Hold, Cross Rock, Side Left, Hold, Cross Rock1 – 2 Step right large step to right side. Hold. Right Hold Right3 – 4 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot5 – 6 Step left large step to left side. Hold. Left Hold Left7 – 8 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock On the spotSection 21/4 Turn, Hold, Cross Rock, Side, Together, Forward, Hold1 – 2 Turn 1/4 right and step right large step to right side. Hold. Quarter Hold Turning right3 – 4 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot5 – 8 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Hold. Side Together Step Hold ForwardSection 3Step, Spin 1/2 With Kick, Step, Spin 1/2 With Flick, Rocking Chair1 – 2 Step right forward. Spin 1/2 turn left and kick left forward. Step Turn Turning left3 – 4 Step left back. Spin 1/2 turn left and flick right back. Back Turn5 – 8 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rocking Chair On the spotSection 4Step Sweep x 2, Cross, 1/4 Turn Back, 1/4 Turn Side, Together1 – 2 Step right forward. Sweep left around to front. Step Sweep Forward3 – 4 Step left forward. Sweep right around to front. Step Sweep5 – 6 Cross right over left. Turn 1/4 right and step left back. Cross Quarter Turning right7 – 8 Turn 1/4 right and step right to right side. Step left beside right. Quarter TogetherEndingOmit final 1/4 turn and step right to right side. Step left beside right.Step right to right side.Choreographed by: The Girls (Maureen & Michelle) (UK) July 2012Choreographed to: ‘Scared of Heights’ by Morten Harket (150 bpm) from CD Single;download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes(16 count intro)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com42 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:4 WALL – 64 COUNTS – IMPROVERLittle LizaSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Right Toe Touch x 3, Hold, Behind, Side, Cross, Hold1 – 4 Touch right to right side. Touch right beside left. Touch right to right side. Hold. Out In Out Hold On the spot5 – 6 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Behind Side Left7 – 8 Cross right over left. Hold. Cross HoldSection 2 Left Toe Touch x 3, Hold, Behind, 1/4 Turn, Step, Scuff1 – 4 Touch left to left side. Touch left beside right. Touch left to left side. Hold. Out In Out Hold On the spot5 – 6 Cross left behind right. Step right 1/4 turn right. Behind Quarter Turning right7 – 8 Step left forward. Scuff right. (3:00) Step Scuff ForwardSection 3 Forward Lock Step, Step Forward, Right Toe Tap, Low Kick x 21 – 4 Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Step right forward. Scuff left. Right Lock Right Scuff Forward5 – 6 Step left forward. Tap right toe back behind left. Step Tap7 – 8 Kick right low kick forward twice, to right diagonal. Kick Kick On the spotSection 4 Back Lock Step, Hitch, Coaster Step, Scuff1 – 4 Step right back. Lock left across right. Step right back. Hitch left. Back Lock Back Hitch Back5 – 8 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Scuff right. Coaster Step Scuff On the spotSection 5 Rocking Chair, Forward Lock Step, Hold1 – 4 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rocking Chair On the spot5 – 8 Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Step right forward. Hold. Right Lock Right Hold ForwardSection 6 Step, Pivot 3/4 Turn, Side, Hold, Back Rock, Touch, Hold1 – 4 Step left forward. Pivot 3/4 turn right. Step left to left side. Hold. (12:00) Step Pivot Side Hold Turning right5 – 8 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Touch right beside left. Hold. Rock Back Touch Hold On the spotSection 7 Side Rock, Weave Left, Hold1 – 2 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot3 – 4 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side Left5 – 8 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Hold. Behind Side Cross HoldSection 8 Side Rock, Weave Right With 1/4 Turn, Step, Touch1 – 2 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock On the spot3 – 4 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross Side Right5 – 7 Cross left behind right. Step right 1/4 turn right. Step left forward. Behind Turn Step Turning right8 Touch right beside left. (3:00) Touch On the spotTag End of Wall 4 (facing 12:00)1 – 8 Repeat section 1.9 – 12 Touch left to left side. Touch left beside right. Touch left to left side. Hold. Out In Out In Hold On the spot13 – 16 Cross left behind right. Step right to side. Cross left over right. Touch right beside left. Behind Side Cross TouchChoreographed by: Vikki Morris (UK) February 2012Choreographed to: ‘Liza Jane’ by Vince Gill from CD Souvenirs; also available as downloadfrom amazon.co.uk or iTunes (32 count intro - start on vocals)Tag: One Tag, danced at the end of Wall 4A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 43

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATELady PercySTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Back Rock, Walk Forward x 2, Forward Shuffle, Forward Rock1 – 2 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot3 – 4 Walk forward right. Walk forward left. Walk Walk Forward5 & 6 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Right Shuffle7 – 8 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Rock Forward On the spotSection 2 Shuffle 1/2 Turn, Step, Touch, Step, Lock, Step Lock Step1 & 2 Shuffle step 1/2 turn left, stepping - left, right, left. Shuffle Half Turning left3 – 4 Step right forward on right diagonal. Touch left toe beside right. (7:30) Step Touch Forward5 – 6 Step left forward on left diagonal. Lock right behind left. (4:30) Left Lock7 & 8 Step left forward on left diagonal. Lock right behind left. Step left forward. (4:30) Left Lock LeftSection 3 Cross Rock, Chasse 1/4 Turn, Paddle 1/4 Turn x 21 – 2 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. (Square up to 6:00) Cross Rock On the spot3 & 4 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Step right 1/4 turn right. (9:00) Chasse Quarter Turning right5 – 6 Touch left toe out to left side. Turn 1/4 right on right (weight onto right). Paddle Quarter7 – 8 Touch left toe out to left side. Turn 1/4 right on right (weight onto right). (3:00) Paddle QuarterSection 4 Kick Ball Touch, Coaster Step, Forward Rock, 1/2 Turn, Touch1 & 2 Kick left forward. Step left beside right. Touch right toe to right side. Kick Ball Touch On the spot3 & 4 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Coaster Step5 – 6 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Rock Forward7 – 8 Make 1/2 turn left stepping left forward. Touch right toe beside left foot. (9:00) Turn Touch Turning leftTag End of Walls 1, 2 and 4:1 – 2 Rock right out to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot& 3 & 4 Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Clap twice. & Cross Clap Clap5 – 8 Repeat counts 1 - 4.9 –10 Rock right out to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock11 & 12 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Behind Side Cross Left13 – 16 Touch left toe to left side. Cross left over right. Step right back. Step left to left side. Touch Jazz Box On the spotChoreographed by: Hayley Wheatley (UK) April 2012Choreographed to: ‘Lady Percy’ by King Charles from CD Single (120bpm);download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes (start on vocals)Tag: One Tag, danced at the end of Walls 1, 2 and 4A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com44 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:SmileSTEPS4 WALL – 48 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Basic Right, 1/4 Step Back, 1/4 Sweep, Back Rock, Cross, 1/4, 1/2, Step1 – 2 & Step right long step to right. Rock left behind right. Recover onto right. Side Back Rock Right3 & Turn 1/4 right stepping left back. Turn 1/4 right sweeping right from front to back. Quarter Quarter Turning right4 & 5 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Step right long step to right (angling to 7:30). Back Rock Side Right6 & Cross left over right. Turn 1/4 left stepping right back. Cross Quarter Turning left7 – 8 Turn 1/2 left stepping left forward. Step right forward. (9:00) Half StepSection 2 Step, Pivot 1/2, Step, Walk x 2, Forward Rock, Back Sweep x 3, Back Rock1 & 2 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Step left forward. (3:00) Step Pivot Step Turning right3 & Walk forward (‘run’) right, left. Run Run Forward4 & 5 & Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Step right back. Sweep left from front to back. Rock & Back Sweep Back6 & Step left back. Sweep right from front to back. Back Sweep7 & Step right back. Sweep left from front to back. Back Sweep8 & Rock back on left. Recover onto right (prep for turn right). Rock Back On the spotSection 3 Step, 3/4 Spiral, Side Rock, Weave, Slow Full Turn Unwind, Side Rock1 Step forward left, turning 3/4 turn right on ball of left (12:00) Three Quarter Turning right2 – 3 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot4 & 5 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Behind Side Cross Left6 – 7 Unwind full turn left (keeping weight on left - slow and controlled). Unwind Turning leftTag Wall 5: Add 2 counts - Sway right, Sway left, then continue with counts 8 &8 & Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spotSection 4 Basic Right, Basic Left, 1/2, Back Rock, Prissy Walk1 – 2 & Step right long step to right. Rock left behind right. Recover onto right. Side Back Rock Right3 – 4 & Step left long step to left. Rock right behind left. Recover onto left. Side Back Rock Left5 – 6 & Turn 1/2 left stepping right back. Rock back on left. Recover onto right. (6:00) Half Rock Back Turning left7 – 8 Step left forward slightly across right. Step right forward slightly across left. Prissy Walk ForwardSection 5 Forward Rock, 1/2, Forward Rock, 1/4, Forward Rock, 1/2, Prissy Walk1 & 2 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Turn 1/2 left stepping left forward. (12:00) Rock & Half Turning left3 & 4 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Turn 1/4 right stepping right forward. (3:00) Rock & Quarter Turning right5 & 6 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Turn 1/2 left stepping left forward. (9:00) Rock & Half Turning left7 – 8 Step right forward slightly across left. Step left forward slightly across right. Prissy Walk ForwardRestart Wall 2: Restart dance from the beginning at this point.Section 6 Step, Pivot 1/2, Cross, Rock & Cross, Rock & Cross, Side, Weave, Cross Rock1 & 2 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. Cross right over left. (3:00) Step Pivot Cross Turning left3 & 4 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Cross left over right. Rock & Cross Right5 & 6 & Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Rock & Cross Side Left7 & Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Behind Side8 & Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock On the spotEndingTurn to face the front wall.Choreographed by: Michelle Risley (UK) May 2012Choreographed to: ‘Smile’ by Lonestar (76 bpm) from various compilation albums;download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes (16 count intro)Restart and Tag: One Restart during Wall 2One 2-count Tag during Wall 5 (then continue with dance)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 45

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPageSTEPSApproved by:2 WALL – 64 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONwww.linedancermagazine.comMove In the RightDirectionDIRECTIONSection 1 Forward Rock, Coaster Step, Side Rock, Behind, 1/4 Turn, Step1 – 2 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3 & 4 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Coaster Step5 – 6 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock7 & 8 Cross left behind right. Step right forward turning 1/4 right. Step left forward. (3:00) Behind Turn Step Turning rightSection 2 Walk x 2, Forward Shuffle, Step, Step, Back Shuffle1 – 2 Step right forward. Step left forward. Walk Walk Forward3 & 4 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Right Shuffle5 – 6 Step left forward (sway hips forward). Step right in place (sway hips back). Step Step On the spot7 & 8 Step left back. Close right beside left. Step left back. Shuffle Back BackSection 3 Touch, 1/4 Turn, Touch, Step, Touch, Step, Cross, Back1 – 2 Touch right toe back. On balls of both feet make 1/4 turn right. (6:00) Touch Turn Turning right3 – 4 Touch left beside right. Step left to left side. Touch Side Left5 – 6 Touch right beside left. Step right small step to right side. Touch Side Right7 – 8 Cross left over right. Step right back. Cross BackSection 4 Step, Touch, Step, 1/4 Turn, Step, Pivot 1/2, Triple Full Turn1 – 2 Step left to left side. Touch right beside left. Side Touch Left3 – 4 Step right back. Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. (3:00) Back Quarter Turning left5 – 6 Step right small step forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. (9:00) Step Pivot7 & 8 Triple step full turn left, stepping - right, left, right. Triple Full TurnOption Counts 7 & 8: Small forward right shuffle - right, left, right.Section 5 Walk x 2, Forward Shuffle, Rocking Chair1 – 2 Step left forward. Step right forward. Walk Walk Forward3 & 4 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle5 – 8 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rocking Chair On the spotSection 6 1/4 Turn, Touch, Chasse, Behind, Side, Cross, Side1 – 2 Turning 1/4 left step right to right side. Touch left beside right. (6:00) Quarter Touch Turning left3 & 4 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. Chasse Left5 – 6 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Behind Side7 – 8 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross SideRestart Wall 2: Restart dance from the beginning at this point.Section 7 Back Rock, Shuffle 1/2 Turn x 2, Step, Pivot 1/2 Turn1 – 2 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot3 & 4 Shuffle step 1/2 turn left, stepping - right, left, right. Shuffle Half Turning left5 & 6 Shuffle step 1/2 turn left, stepping - left, right, left. Shuffle Half7 – 8 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. (12:00) Step PivotSection 8 Step, Touch, 1/4 Turn, Touch (x 2)1 – 2 Step right forward on right diagonal. Touch left beside right. Step Touch Forward3 – 4 Turning 1/4 right step back on left. Touch right beside left. (3:00) Quarter Touch Turning right5 – 6 Step right forward on right diagonal. Touch left beside right. Step Touch Forward7 – 8 Turning 1/4 right step back on left (squaring up to 6:00). Touch right beside left. Quarter Touch Turning rightChoreographed by: Matt Atkinson (UK) June 2012Choreographed to: ‘Move In The Right Direction’ by Gossip (127 bpm) from CD A JoyfulNoise; also available as download from amazon.co.uk or iTunes(32 count intro - start on vocals)Restart: One Restart, during Wall 2A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com46 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS2 WALL – 64 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONEres TuDIRECTIONSection 1 Weave, Sweep, Weave, 1/4 Turn1 – 2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side Left3 – 4 Cross right behind left. Sweep left from front to back. Behind Sweep5 – 6 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Cross Side Right7 – 8 Cross left over right. Turning 1/4 left step right back. (9:00) Cross Quarter Turning leftSection 2 Back Rock, 1/2 Turn, Hold, Walk Back x 3, Touch1 – 2 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Rock Back On the spot3 – 4 Turning 1/2 right stepping left back. Hold (or drag right to left). (3:00) Half Hold Turning right5 – 8 Walk back - right, left, right. Touch left beside right. Back Left Right Touch BackOption Counts 5 - 8: Triple step full turn right - right, left, right. Touch left beside right.Section 3 1/4 Turn, Sway x 2, Touch, 1/2 Turn, Sway x 2, Touch1 – 2 Turning 1/4 left step left forward. Sway hips right. Quarter Sway Turning left3 – 4 Sway hips left. Touch right beside left. (12:00) Sway Touch On the spot5 – 6 Turning 1/2 right step right forward. Sway hips left. Half Sway Turning right7 – 8 Sway hips right. Touch left beside right. (6:00) Sway Touch On the spotSection 4 Full Turn Left, Scuff, Jazz Box1 – 2 Turning 1/4 left step left forward. Turning 1/2 left step right back. Quarter Half Turning left3 – 4 Turning 1/4 left step left to left side. Scuff right. (6:00) Quarter Scuff5 – 8 Cross right over left. Step left back. Step right to right side. Step left forward. Jazz Box On the spotSection 5 Forward Lock Step with 1/4 Hitch Turn x 21 – 2 Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Right Lock Forward3 – 4 Step right forward. Hitch left and turn 1/4 right on right (feels like a tango style lift). Right Quarter Turning right5 – 6 Step left forward. Lock right behind left. Left Lock Forward7 – 8 Step left forward. Hitch right and turn 1/4 left on left. (6:00) Left Quarter Turning leftSection 6 Figure 8 Weave1 – 2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side Left3 – 4 Cross right behind left. Turning 1/4 left step left forward. (3:00) Behind Quarter Turning left5 – 6 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. Step Pivot7 – 8 Turning 1/4 left step right to right side. Cross left behind right. (6:00) Quarter CrossSection 7 1/4 Turn, Forward Rock, Step Back, Touch, Unwind 1/2, Forward Rock1 Turning 1/4 right step right forward. (9:00) Quarter Turning right2 – 4 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Step left back. Rock Forward Step On the spot5 – 6 Touch right back. Unwind 1/2 turn right (weight onto right). (3:00) Touch Unwind Turning right7 – 8 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Rock Forward On the spotSection 8 Reverse Rocking Chair, Touch, Unwind 1/2, Step, Pivot 1/41 – 4 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Rock Back & Forward On the spot5 – 6 Touch left back. Unwind 1/2 turn left (weight onto left). (9:00) Touch Unwind Turning left7 – 8 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. (6:00) Step PivotChoreographed by: Alison & Peter (UK) May 2012Choreographed to: ‘Eres Tu’ by Prince Royce (125 bpm) from CD Phase II;also available as download from amazon.co.uk or iTunes(32 count intro, start on verse vocals)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 47

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS2 WALL – 64 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORKBang BangCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Heel Grind 1/4, Coaster Step, Step, Pivot 1/4, Cross Shuffle1 – 2 Grind right heel forward, swivelling toe right. Turn 1/4 right (weight onto left). Grind Quarter Turning right3 & 4 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. (3:00) Coaster Step On the spot5 – 6 Step left forward. Pivot 1/4 turn right. Step Quarter Turning right7 & 8 Cross left over right. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. (6:00) Cross Shuffle RightSection 2 1/4 Turn x 2, Cross Shuffle, Rock 1/4, Full Turn1 – 2 Turn 1/4 left stepping right back. Turn 1/4 left stepping left to left side. (12:00) Quarter Quarter Turning left3 & 4 Cross right over left. Step left beside right. Cross right over left. Cross Shuffle Left5 – 6 Rock left to left side. Turn 1/4 right, recovering weight onto right. (3:00) Rock Quarter Turning right7 – 8 Turn 1/2 right stepping left back. Turn 1/2 right stepping right forward. Full TurnOption Counts 7– 8: Replace full turn with Walk forward - left, right.Section 3 Walk x 2, Samba Step 1/8, Forward Rock, Shuffle Back1 – 2 Step left forward. Step right forward. Walk Walk Forward3 & 4 Cross left over right. Rock right to right side. Recover onto left, turning 1/8 left. Samba Turn Turning LeftRestart Wall 3: Change 1/8 turn to 1/4 turn left (to face front) then Restart the dance.5 – 6 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot7 & 8 Step right back. Close left beside right. Step right back. Shuffle Back BackSection 4 Back Rock, Forward Shuffle, Pivot Turn x 2 With Hip Roll1 – 2 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Rock Back On the spot3 & 4 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle Forward5 – 8 Step right forward. Pivot 3/8 turn left. Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. (6:00) Step Pivot Step Pivot Turning leftStyling Roll hips on pivots.Section 5 Cross, Hitch, Cross, Side, Behind, Point, Cross, Hitch1 – 2 Cross right over left. Hitch left knee, swinging body to right diagonal. Cross Hitch On the spotStyling On Hitch, contract in as if being punched in stomach.3 – 4 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross Side Right5 – 6 Cross left behind right. Point right toe out to right side. (6:00) Behind Point7 – 8 Cross right over left. Hitch left knee, swinging body to right diagonal. Cross Hitch On the spotStyling On Hitch, contract in as if being punched in stomach.Section 6 Cross, 1/4, Shuffle Back, Reverse Rocking Chair1 – 2 Cross left over right. Turn 1/4 left stepping right back. (3:00) Cross Quarter Turning left3 & 4 Step left back. Close right beside left. Step left back. Shuffle Back Back5 – 8 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rocking Chair On the spotSection 7 1/4, Touch, 1/2 With Touch, 1/2 With Touch, 1/2 With Kick1 – 2 Turn 1/4 right stepping right to right side. Touch left to left side. (6:00) Quarter Touch Turning right3 – 4 Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. Turn 1/4 left touching right to right side. (12:00) Quarter Quarter Turning left5 – 6 Turn 1/4 right stepping right forward. Turn 1/4 right touching left to left side. (6:00) Quarter Quarter Turning right7 – 8 Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. Turn 1/4 left and kick right out to side. (12:00) Quarter Quarter Turning leftSection 8 Cross, Side, Behind, 1/4, Step, Pivot 1/4, Kick Ball Change1 – 2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side Left3 – 4 Cross right behind left. Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. (9:00) Behind Quarter Turning left5 – 6 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. (6:00) Step Quarter7 & 8 Kick right forward. Step ball of right beside left. Step down on left in place. Kick Ball Change On the spotChoreographed by: Rachael McEnaney (UK) and Simon Ward (AU) May 2012Choreographed to: ‘Bang Bang’ by Jody Bernal (131 bpm) from CD Single; FREE downloadversion available from www.linedancermagazine.com for Linedancersubscribers (36 count intro)Restart:One Restart, during Wall 3 after count 20 (change 1/8 samba to 1/4 samba)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com48 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS2 WALL – 64 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORKTime BombCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Side, Behind, Side Rock, Behind, Side, Forward Shuffle1 – 2 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right3 – 4 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spoit5 – 6 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Behind Side Left7 & 8 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Right Shuffle ForwardSection 2 Step, 1/2 Turn, 1/2 Turn, 1/4 Turn, Sailor Step x 21 – 2 Step left forward. Turn 1/2 right, weight onto right. Step Half Turning right3 – 4 Turn 1/2 left taking weight onto left. Turn 1/4 left stepping right to right side. Half Quarter Turning left5 & 6 Cross left behind right Step right to right side. Step left to place. Left Sailor On the spot7 & 8 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Step right to place. Right SailorSection 3 Hold x 2, Hip Bumps x 4, & Behind, 1/4 Turn, Forward Shuffle1 – 2 Hold. Hold. Hold Hold On the spot& 3 & 4 Bump hips right. Bump back to left. Bump hips right. Bump back to left. & Bump & Bump& 5 – 6 Transfer weight onto right. Cross left behind right. Turn 1/4 right stepping right forward. & Behind Quarter Turning right7 & 8 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle ForwardSection 4 Step, 1/2 Turn, Back Rock, Walk x 2, Forward Shuffle1 – 2 Step right forward. Turn 1/2 left (keep weight on right). Step Half Turning left3 – 4 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Rock Back On the spot5 – 6 Walk forward left. Walk forward right. Walk Walk Forward7 & 8 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left ShuffleRestart Wall 2: Restart dance from the beginning.Section 5 Kick & Point, Behind, Side, Cross, Hold, Side, Behind, Side1 & 2 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Point left to left side. Kick & Point On the spot3 – 4 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Behind Side Right5 – 6 Cross left over right. Hold. Cross Hold& 7 – 8 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Side Behind SideSection 6 Cross Rock, & Cross Rock, 1/4 Turn Shuffle, Step, 1/2 Turn1 – 2 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot& 3 – 4 Step left to left side. Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. & Cross Rock5 & 6 Turn 1/4 right stepping right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Quarter Shuffle Turning right7 – 8 Step left forward. Turn 1/2 right. Step HalfSection 7 Step, 1/2 Turn, 1/2 Turn Shuffle, Forward Rock, Coaster Step1 – 2 Step left forward. Turn 1/2 left stepping right back. Step Half Turning left3 & 4 Turn 1/2 left stepping left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Half Shuffle5 – 6 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot7 & 8 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Coaster StepSection 8 Heel & Cross, Side Rock, Behind, 1/4 Turn, Forward Shuffle1 & 2 Touch left heel forward. Step left beside right. Cross right over left. Heel & Cross Left3 – 4 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock On the spot5 – 6 Cross left behind right. Turn 1/4 right stepping right forward. Behind Quarter Turning right7 & 8 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle ForwardChoreographed by: Craig Bennett (UK) June 2012Choreographed to: ‘Timebomb’ by Kylie Minogue from CD Single; download available fromamazon.co.uk or iTunes (16 count intro)Restart: One Restart, during Wall 2A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 49

Carol Craven gives us her insight report on thisunique event…the Line dance Marathon iscelebrating its twentieth anniversary next year andJean Garr aided by Scott Blevins works incrediblyhard to ensure that each event is better than last ….Here Carol looks back on a very successful eventand some of the dances she particularly liked.I was a little nervous about theMarathon this year. I’ve gone formany, many years and wheneveranyone wanted to change things,Jean’s answer was always, “It’s TheMarathon!” You see, the Marathon isdifferent enough but this year therewere some welcome changes. Sono, we didn’t have a zillion lessonsa day in multiple rooms, no, peopleweren’t there to teach only their ownchoreography, no, we didn’t startin the early-morning hours, no, wedidn’t have demos first thing in themorning, no, we didn’t have a paradeat midnight and no we didn’t have paidworkshops ( just some of the goodthings that happened this year) -- andyes, I think Jean was very happy withthe changes. I think Scott was animportant part of letting Jean knowthat this would be a good direction totake the Marathon after talking to manypeople and encouraging his friends tobe supportive and give this a serioustry this year -- and give it a try they did.The DJs took their responsibilityof truly setting the tone of an eventseriously and they were all fabulous.Thank you, Louie, JP Potter, and JillBabinac for doing such a great job andkeeping the floor full all day and night.There was a wonderful turnout andthe atmosphere was fresh and happyand it became a marathon of fun andcamaraderie. This is the event thatstarted our weekend adventures manyyears ago and the off springs that havecome after have each developed theirown personalities and grown from theirinfancy to world-class events, manywith the advice and help of Jean, I trulythink the dance world would not havebeen the same without the inspirationof the Marathon.The hotel lobby and bar area aresituated so you check in and socialisethe very first moment you arrive. Thereare shouts of greetings and hugs allaround. The staff are wonderful, asis the desk staff, the cafe staff, therestaurant staff, the bar staff, the giftshop owner, and every other personwho works there sporting a smile anda greeting because I truly think they doenjoy our stay and show it.Registration started promptly at noonon Thursday followed by workshopsbeginning at two. There were someexcellent dances taught during theweekend. Some of the most populardances being done before the Marathonstarted were chosen for the opening day,People Like You by Joey Warren, LoveTrouble taught by Lou Ann Schemmel.Scott taught his Hurt Me So, very popularthis weekend. Nigel Amon taught theenergetic Fake ID, Maurice Rowe taughtone of his new ones, M & M’s Lullaby.Guyton Mundy taught his beautifulFaithfully, Lou Ann taught Infinity AndBeyond by the winner of the EuropeanChoreography Championships andJohn Robinson taught Without Fire andthis is Thursday afternoon before thelargest crowds even arrived.www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 51

Friday started off at 8:15 withCardio Linedance taught by Brackenand she repeated this Friday andSaturday mornings for the earlybirds. Um, I wasn’t up for that one.Lessons started at 10am every day.It was so nice to get up and havea leisurely breakfast and chill untillessons started. I loved startingat that time. The most mentioneddances that I heard about on Fridaywere Hurry Up And Wait, HoochieCoochie, Straight To Memphis(this is a very easy contra dancethat Scott taught and it absolutelyfilled the floor). Michael Barrretaught the classic American Pop.What a great dance! Nancy Morgantaught a cute beginner dance calledEasy Does It and Michele Burton’sMidnight Train is to a lovely songthat I have always loved. Scotttaught Naughty Baby and peoplereally liked this one. Brackenbrought back another great dance,Give It Back. Love this one, too.Friday late afternoon was the CookieParty. I always am nervous aboutdoing the Cookie Party just becauseI like to be invisible. We alwayshave fun, though, and this year Iwas so grateful to Dancin’ Terry andher friends for doing a Chair Dancedemo. What a great idea for peoplewho aren’t able to dance or if theyare in a nursing home or for somereason aren’t able to stand up anddance and it was really fun. Shedid Beach Bop Boogie (Beginner)and Proud Mary (Intermediate) andeveryone joined in laughing and justhaving fun.Once again, the previews ofSaturday and Sunday dances wereat 7:30 and then the evening dancebegan. The dances I noticed onSaturday (or people told me about)were Dark Side. This has beenaround a little while but it got a lotof attention this weekend. MauriceRowe’s dance, Mamma KnowsBest and Debbie McLaughlin’sdance, Solid Ground, were doneone after the other in the sameroom to the same music. I reallyliked Maurice’s and took that lessonand Debbie’s was popular on thefloor and looked good too. BonnieMatthews taught a cute Beginnerdance to a Maverick’s song calledWhat A Thrill. Will Craig’s How YouGonna is a good dance. Brackentaught an easy soul-type dancecalled The Voice Of Soul to theSoulman music. Johnny Two-Steptaught a cute, easy Charleston-typedance called Hey Boy. Scott taughta new one called Nice And Slow.Brian Barakauskas taught twotechnique classes that were verywell attended. I was happy to see himteaching a technique class becausehis are excellent. I think it’s sadthat some people dance for manyyears but never work on techniqueso it’s basically just learning stepsand not so much how to do them. Ireally hope that everyone will takeadvantage of these classes whenthey are offered, not only by Brianbut by others teaching them. Theyare well worth the time and effortand you just learn so much in sucha short time to make you look betterand dance safely. Nancy Morgan52 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

taught two cute easy ones calledEz Skillz and That Girl. You knowI think Nancy is really talented atdoing fun, easy dances. I reallyliked John Robinson’s In The MoodFor The Blues, a really cute, soulfuldance that he does so well. One ofmy faves of the weekend was ColdBlooded Lover by Joey Warren. It’sa fast waltz similar to The Smell ofYour Sweet Perfume but I love bothof those dances. Neville Fitzgeraldtaught What Am I To You and KissThe Stars, which I had heard alot about and the floor was quitefull for both of these. Guyton’sFairy Tales And Love Songs...Whatever was mentioned to mea lot. Bryan McWherter broughtback one of my all-time favourites,Phloor Philla. It was fun to try toremember. Johnny Two-Step taughtan upbeat, easy dance called JustEnjoy. Michael Thompson taughta country Beginner called KeepMy In Mind. I wanted to take WillCraig’s Worldwide but was not inthe building for that one, I loved themusic. Rona Kaye taught her newone called What’s The Point? I wasalso gone for this one but it lookedgood in the previews. The show onSaturday night was FABULOUS. Oh,my goodness, you just had to bethere.There was a 50/50 raffle and lotsand lots of passes and gifts givenout by event directors and vendorsat the event. Guyton also did araffle of his artwork with half of theproceeds going to the Boys andGirls Club of Florida. There was alsoa best costume prize for the Vegastheme. I left early on Sunday to getback home and I would definitelyhave taken Junior’s (the boy is on aroll, I tell you) Samba In The Sun. Imight have to teach this one myself.Other dances taught on Sundaywere Mirror taught by Nigel Amon,Turn To You, taught by MichaelThompson, Born For Leavin’ byNeville, Back In Black And SickOf Me taught by Junior, SearchThe Whole World taught by JulietHauser, Late Night Bimbo and LeaveYour Mark by Debbie McLaughlin,Creepin Up On You (a really darlingdance by Peter and Alison) taughtby Lynne Martino, who was theabsolutely fabulous star of the showon Saturday. I think she would winthe Academy Award of Dance forthat performance. Bonnie Mathewstaught It Happened In Montereyand Beach Thang. I’ll have to waitfor feedback on these dances orwe’ll see which ones do well onthe survey in the upcoming weeks.Needless to say, I had a blastseeing everyone and dancing andjust spending a weekend havingfun at THE MARATHON. There isonly one event like this and I hope itcontinues for many years to come.Next year is the 20th Anniversary,so plan your trip to be in Raleighbetween May 30th and June 2nd of2013 to do it all over again. Thanksso much to Jean and Scott and allof the volunteers who made THEMARATHON such a success onceagain. I heard nothing but nicethings about it and I’m alreadyreading that people are booking fornext year.www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 53

What are the festival goers like?Are they any different in theirappreciation of music and dancethan anywhere else?The festival goers in Mirande werefull of fun, the sun was shining and soeveryone was in a great mood. Theyall had a fantastic time and many metup with friends they only see a coupleof times a year and so it was like a bigget together.How did you find the languagebarrier?It was quite daunting at fi rst butdance is a universal language so wemanaged with no problems at all. Iused hand signals and if I pointed ina specifi c direction everyone knewwhat that meant. Many dance termsare not even translated by the Frenchinstructors, they just use the Englishterms and so I didn’t need to worry toomuch. However, I do like to attemptsome French and so have a coupleof directional words I know and cancount a dance in French which isoften a help. The dancers are veryunderstanding and I bet the little bit ofFrench I do try and speak is appallingbut they never say that!How about the French dancers?What were their preferences? Didyou see a change in their style ormusic choice compared to lastyear?Mirande is a country music festivaland so the music choices arepredominantly country based, as youwill fi nd all over France. The have avery big country music scene in Francehowever there are other infl uencescoming in – they love Irish music andthere are some pop songs they love.How many dance floors are there atthe event?There are two dance fl oors. Onefl oor is an instructional and socialfl oor and the other is used forchoreography competitions, countrydancecompetitions and specialistworkshops. The main fl oor was thebusiest I have never seen a dancefl oor in my eighteen years of dancingwith hundreds of dancers standingshoulder to shoulder.Who was there chorographer wise?There was an excellent selection ofFrench instructors and the overseasguests this year including myself wereMarlene De Preez from Belgium andBenny Ray from Denmark who wasvery well received indeed. He is anexcellent instructor, a pleasure to workwith and he seemed to really enjoy hisfi rst time at the event.What did you teach? You penneda dance yourself and how did it godown?There were four days and theworkshops are an hour and a halflong so you do have a fair amountof time with your dancers. I taught acouple of winning dances from thisyear’s Crystal Boot Awards includingSkinny Genes and BittersweetMemory and also my own danceShopping. I also choreographed alittle cha cha especially for the eventcalled You Know Cha and it seemedto go down very well. I am interestedto see how many dance fl oors itreaches, if any!What is the main thing dancers lookfor in Mirande do you think?It is a really fun event and is allabout meeting up with friends andhaving a great time. This is whatdancers do the world over - enjoydancing together.Finally, if you had to describeMirande in just a few words, whatwould you say?A fun, friendly country carnival.www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 55

The Social Side of WorldsIn my last feature about the UCWDCCountry World Dance Championships, Italked about the competitive side of theevent. Today, I want to highlight the socialelement of Worlds. First time director,Randy Shotts is no stranger to thecompetitive country dance world havingbeen an original masters competitor, withhis wife Rhonda, when the organisationwas formed back in the early 90’s.Shotts is eager to embrace the socialaspect more than it has been in the past.“We want people to know that our goal isto be a more social dance friendly eventand not just about competition anymore”,says Randy.A few new changes that have beenadded to the agenda include:• A variety of event passes which willallow social dancers to come for as littletime as a single night of dancing all theway up to the full week.• Social dance contests will continueto be offered for those that are soinclined to participate. There will still bethe UCWDC sanctioned popular swingJack n’ Jill, plus there will be the newlyformed organisation, the Country TwoStep Tour (CTST) sanctioned two stepJack n’ Jill.• The very popular open lobby Linedance floor will return again with avariety of developing activities to takeplace at that location as well.• There will be plenty of nighttimedancing each with it’s own dedicateddeejay and hardwood floor. There willalso be another Line dance room, swingroom and new this year...a countryroom. Also, there will be no waiting untilthe competition is over to dance.• Lots of workshops, all levels, all dances(country, Line, swing) with a large varietyof the best instructors in the world.56 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

In his second look at the wonderfulWorlds, Barry Amato leads usthrough an important element of theevent…its social side.All of this and more, to be announced,will take place in a concentrated area ofthe beautiful Gaylord Opryland Hotel.Perhaps you want to take a small socialbreak from the dancing action?There is plenty to do in the picturesqueMusic Valley area that you can takeadvantage of including restaurants,museums, shopping at Opry Mills andthe world famous Grand Ole Opry.Gaylord Opryland hotel guests alsohave access to a free shuttle service todowntown Nashville. They will drop youoff in the heart of where all of the dancingand entertainment action is in Music Cityand bring you back. What’s not to like?My next feature on worlds will highlightall of the extra curricular activitiesand happenings that are still beingdeveloped. There will be a lot of greatnew changes that will take place allowingyou to live your own fun, new dancingmemories at Worlds.For more information on the event, go towww.UCWDCWorlds.com and check backoften as updates are made on the site.Remember, the dates for the event areDecember 31st, 2012 - January 6th, 2013.www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 57

Did you know that youcan preview the wholeof the magazine you arereading week by weekbefore it gets published?What’s more each weekly edition is packed with sounds,music, videos and great surprises to delight every Linedancer in the world? Now, every subscriber can enjoybrand new contents EVERY SINGLE WEEK as well as theusual cornucopia of scripts, dance videos and much muchmore on the best website in the world (well, we think so!)www.linedancermagazine.comOnline Weekly is an online magazine which, each week,gives you a First In Line dance with music download andvideo. A true exclusive for our readers because First In Linedances have never been seen, let alone published andthis package means you can learn and dance them beforeanyone else. Be prepared for some terrifi c new hits on adance fl oor near you and be the fi rst ones to know! You willalso fi nd brand new scripts, dance recommendations andFocus On… regular sections. This revolutionary magazineis available right now on the website.But Online Weekly is also a way of watching wonderfulreports and videos with exclusive interviews of manydancers and well known celebs in the world of Line dance.And that is where we want you to get involved.When you go to your next event, please take a fewminutes and fi lm it or interview someone for us. We willgive you full credit and we will edit your fi lm for you! Justsend me an email at editor@linedancermagazine.comand we can have a little chat about what you may want todo. There’s no need to worry about being a pro…we will dowonders together I am sure!So give it a go and get the camcorder at the ready. Weare waiting impatiently… And you can fi lm an event, aninterview, a funny dance…anything you think may be ofinterest.Just email me at editor@linedancermagazine.com andlet us have a chat!58 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

LinedancerTop TwentythechartsDANCE LEVEL CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Half Past Nothin’ IMP N. Fitzgerald/J. Harris Knock Knock Jack Savoretti2 Drive By INT Daniel Whittaker Drive By Train3 Intrigue INT Rob Fowler Dance The Night Away Lionel Richie4 Rock Paper Scissors IMP Maggie Gallagher Rock-Paper-Scissors Katzenjammer5 Dance Again INT Ria Vos Dance Again Jennifer Lopez6 Eres Tu INT Peter and Alison Eres Tu Prince Royce7 1929 IMP K. Sala/R. McGowan Hickie 1929 Tara Oram8 Creepin’ Up On You INT Peter And Alison Creepin’ Up On You Darren Hayes9 Flying Without Wings INT Peter And Alison Flying Without Wings Westlife10 Together We Dance ADV Alison and Peter Dance With Me Johnny Reid11 Without Fire INT Karl-Harry Winson No Smoke Michelle Lawson12 Heart Beats Louder iNT Maggie Gallagher Louder Charice13 Rock Da Boat INT N. Fitzgerald/J. Harris Rock Da Boat Bob Sinclair14 Kiss The Stars INT N. Fitzgerald/J. Harris Kiss The Stars Pixie Lott15 Bang Bang INT S. Ward/R. McEnaney Bang Bang Jody Bernal16 Have You Ever Seen The Rain IMP Dee Musk Have You Ever Seen The Rain Rod Stewart17 Smile INT Michelle Risley Smile Lonestar18 Jamaican Love IMP Ria Vos Jamaican Love Whitesand19 Shame & Scandal In The Family INT Rep Ghazali Shame & Scandal Dr Victor and the Rasta Rebels20 Eternal Star IMP Chris Hodgson Like A Star DJ OtziVOTE NOW!Your vote is important to us. It can make the differencefor your favourite choreographer and their dance toreach the top and make it…But we need more votes and so here’s something thatis sure to encourage our subscribers!Each month, we will pick two random lucky winnerswho will get a surprise CD by a top artist AND aLinedancer magazine voucher! A few minutes onlinemay just get you this top prize…so what are youwaiting for?Voting is easy and open to ALL our subscribers. Go towww.linedancermagazine.com and log on. Then go to“My Profile” and vote….www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 59

thechartsAbsolute BeginnerDance LevelsYour vote is essential – PLEASE VOTE TODAYGo to: www.linedancermagazine.com/myprofi leDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Feeling Kinda Lonely Margaret Swift Feeling Kinda Lonely The Dean Brothers2 Honky Tonk Town Margaret Swift Playing Every Honky Tonk In Town Heather Myles3 Dance With Me Baby Kirsthen Hansen Dance With Me Tonight Olly Murs4 Just Bobbi Kirsthen Hansen Bobbi With An I Phil Vassar5 The Flute Easy Kirsthen Hansen Flute The Barcode Brothers6 I Wanna Wake Up With You Kirsthen Hansen I Wanna Wake Up With You Boris Gardiner7 Blue Moon Party Dirk Leibing/Pia Schmid Marten Blue Moon De Lancaster8 Skinny Genes Patricia and Lizzie Stott Skinny Genes Eliza Doolittle9 AB Rocker Deana Randle/Val Myers Wine Women And Song Patty Loveless10 Baby You And I Sue Hutchison You And I Lady GaGaImproverYour vote is essential – PLEASE VOTE TODAYGo to: www.linedancermagazine.com/myprofi leDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Half Past Nothin’ Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris Knock Knock Jack Savoretti2 Rock Paper Scissors Maggie Gallagher Rock-Paper-Scissors Katzenjammer3 1929 Kate Sala/Robbie McGowan Hickie 1929 Tara Oram4 Have You Ever Seen The Rain Dee Musk Have You Ever Seen The Rain Rod Stewart5 Jamaican Love Ria Vos Jamaican Love Whitesand6 Eternal Star Chris Hodgson Like A Star DJ Otzi7 Walking Away Rachael McEnaney As She’s Walking Away Zac Brown Band8 The Blarney Roses Maggie Gallagher Where The Blarney Roses Grow The Willoughby Brothers9 Calling Memphis Justine Brown Memphis Toby Keith10 Seasons Of The Wind Conor McVeigh Seasons Of The Wind Bellamy BrothersIntermediateYour vote is essential – PLEASE VOTE TODAYGo to: www.linedancermagazine.com/myprofi leDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Drive By Daniel Whittaker Drive By Train2 Intrigue Rob Fowler Dance The Night Away Lionel Richie3 Dance Again Ria Vos Dance Again Jennifer Lopez4 Eres Tu Peter and Alison Eres Tu Prince Royce5 Creepin’ Up On You Peter and Alison Creepin’ Up On You Darren Hayes6 Flying Without Wings Peter And Alison Flying Without Wings Westlife7 Without Fire Karl-Harry Winson No Smoke Michelle Lawson8 Heart Beats Louder Maggie Gallagher Louder Charice9 Rock Da Boat Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris Rock Da Boat Bob Sinclair10 Kiss The Stars Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris Kiss The Stars Pixie LottAdvancedYour vote is essential – PLEASE VOTE TODAYGo to: www.linedancermagazine.com/myprofi leDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Together We Dance Alison and Peter Dance With Me Johnny Reid2 Language Of The Heart Ria Vos Worth It Francesca Battistelli3 Sexy Naughty Me Maggie Gallagher Sexy, Naughty, Bitchy Me Lena Alexandra4 Back In Time Guyton Mundy/Rachael McEnaney Back In Time Pitbull5 Concrete Angel Dee Musk Concrete Angel Martina McBride6 Bound To You Maria Maag Bound To You Christine Aguilera7 Da Dance Craig Bennett Teach Me How To Dance JLS8 What A Life! Alan Birchall Aka... What A Life! Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds9 Don’t You Remember Dee Musk Don’t You Remember Adele10 Papi Rachael McEnaney Papi Jennifer Lopez60 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

This month’s DJ Playlist is courtesy ofScottish Jan & DJ/singer Tracey Dean at Woodford Bowls Club inWoodford Green at their Party night on Sunday 15th JulyDJ PlaylistDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Half Past Nothin’ Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris Knock Knock Jack Savoretti2 Have You Ever Seen The Rain Dee Musk Have You Ever Seen The Rain Rod Stewart3 Without Fire- Karl Harry Winson No Smoke Michelle Lawson4 Domino Rachael McEnaney Domino Jessie J5 Caribbean Pearl Maggie Gallagher The Black Pearl Scottie6 More Than A Friend Robert Lindsay More Than A Friend Michael Learns To Rock7 Intrigue Rob Fowler Dance The Night Away Lionel Richie8 Drive By Daniel Whittaker Drive By Train9 Creepin Up On You Peter and Alison Creepin Up On You Darren Hayes10 Rock Paper Scissors Maggie Gallagher Rock Paper Scissors Katzenjammer11 Eres Tu Peter and Alison Eres Tu Prince Royce12 A Year Without Rain Karl-Harry Winson A Year Without Rain Selena Gomez13 Dance With Me Tonight Peter and Alison Dance With Me Tonight Olly Murs14 Til Forever Audrey Watson From Here Til Forever Helene Fischer15 Kiss The Stars Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris Kiss The Stars Pixie Lott16 Dance Again Ria Vos Dance Again Jennifer Lopez17 1929 Robbie McGowan Hickie/Kate Sala 1929 Tara Oram18 Move A Like Ria Vos Moves Like Jagger Maroon 519 Feel Like A Boogie Leanne Lewis/Rob Fowler Feel Like I Feel Marcus Collins20 Flying Without Wings Peter and Alison Flying Without Wings Westlife21 Whiskeys Gone Rob Fowler Whiskeys Gone Zac Brown Band22 What Am I To You Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris What Am I To You Norah JonesClub ChartsTexas Twisters LDCCork, IrelandthechartsContact: http://www.linedanceireland.ieDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Don’t Fence Me In Helen Conroy Noonan Don’t Fence Me In Root’n Toot’n2 Dream On Rob Fowler Dream On ... John Michael Montgomery3 Mamma Maria Frank Trace Mamma Maria Ricchie E Poveri4 Feelin It Joe Morris/Jerry Martin- I Gotta Feelin Black Eyed Peas5 Black Coffee Helen O’Malley Black Coffee- Lacy J Dalton6 Pick A Bale Unknown Pick A Bale Of Cotton John Littleton7 Come Back My Love Juliet Lam Come Back My Love The Overtones8 Come Dance With Me Jo Thompson-Szymanski Come Dance With Me Nancy Hays9 Galway Girl Helen Conroy Noonan Galway Girl Steve Earle10 Thanks A Lot Helen Conroy Noonan Thanks A Lot Robert MizzellPhoenix LDCTurkish Republic of Northern CyprusContact: http://phoenixldc.wordpress.comDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Up 2,3,4 Lesley Clarke The Battle of New Orleans Sham Rock2 I Need Love Denise and Steve Bisson You Can’t Hurry Love Dixie Chicks3 Sweet Meant To Be Linda Hall Sweet Meant To Be Carlene Carter4 That 55 Ford Sue Smyth 55 Ford The Refreshments5 Oklahoma Boogie Kim Ray From Oklahoma With Love Becky Hobbs6 Angel Eyes Sue Smyth Pretty Little Angel Eyes Showaddywaddy7 Pick A Bale Unknown Pick A Bale Of Cotton John Littleton8 Thinking It Over Kim Ray Knee Deep In The Blues The Derailers9 Chilly Pepper Hot! Muruvvet Takaç/Özgür Takaç Rockin’ My Life Away Devon10 Darlin’ Who’s Darlin’ Anna Korsgaard Who Did You Call Darlin’ Heather MylesDJ Current Floor Fillers23 Jealousy Karl-Harry Winson Jealousy Will Young24 Footloose Rob Fowler Footloose Blake Shelton25 Stronger Peter and Alison What Doesn’t Kill You Kelly Clarkson26 7 Up Kate Sala/Robbie McGowan Hickie Seven Nation Army Marcus Collins27 Fup (First Up) Peter and Alison Los Super Reyes Muevelo28 Live This Life Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris I Won’t Let You Go James Morrison29 Language Of The Heart Ria Vos Worth It Francesca Battistelli30 Walking On Air Kim Ray Angel Eyes Michael Learns To RockDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Burlesque Norman Gifford Welcome To Burlesque Cher2 Quarter After One Levi J. Hubbard Need You Know Lady Antebellum3 Disappearing Bubbles Gaye Teather Love Done Gone Billy Currington4 Playing With Fire Craig Bennett Bad Boys Alexandra Burke5 Dance With Me Tonight Peter and Alison Dance With Me Tonight Olly Murs6 People Are Crazy Gaye Teather People Are Crazy Billy Currington7 Tennessee Waltz Surprise Andy Chumbley Tennessee Waltz Ireen Sheer8 Wonderland Waltz Rob Fowler Welcome To Mystery Plain White T’s9 Bobbi With An I Rachael McEnaney Bobbi With An I Phil Vassar10 Missing Link Hazel Pace Baby I Miss You Chris Normanwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 61

thechartsTogether We Dance Bang Bang Eternal StarDance32 CountTwo WallAdvanced64 CountTwo WallIntermediate64 CountFour WallImproverChoreographerPeter and AlisonChoreographerSimon Ward/Rachael McEnaneyChoreographerChris HodgsonMusic Track And ArtistDance With Me -Johnny ReidA stylish and classy dance. Lovethis dance. Another winner for Peterand AlisonMargaret HainsBrilliantly choreographed to a trulybeautiful track. The music anddance just come together perfectlyand it’s a joy to dance. Highlyrecommended.M LouisaSuperb choreography andstunningly beautiful music.Deserves to be at the top of thecharts. We never tire of dancing thisdance.Maureen & MichelleLearnt this at Eurodance. Myfavourite dance of the event.Beautiful flowing choreography.Pure class. Easy to spot tags whichblend rather than spoil the dance.Another hit.Maureen BullockMusic Track And ArtistBang Bang -Jody BernalWow! This is fun, fast, flirty,funky, just brilliant, is the best ofchoreography to a fantastic pieceof latin music. The dancers love itand that’s the best result.J MyersUpbeat latin track that you reallywant to dance to. Reminds me ofAmor De Hielo in that respect. Thedance isn’t too hard and I love theway the turn and points in sectionseven match the beat of the musicon some of the walls.David SpencerThis is a great dance, good stepcombinations loving the 1/4 turn,1/2 turn section fits perfectly tothe music, quite a fast dance butvery enjoyable feel that the restartseems a bit rushed at first becauseyou have to 1/4 turn into the restart.Denise NichollsMusic Track And ArtistLike A Star - DJ Otzi andThe Bellamy BrothersAs soon as I saw this I new it wouldbe great and it is! One easy restart.The music is dreamy. This dancewill be enjoyed by all abilities fromImprover to Intermediate.J MyersI’m really glad I chose this one fora few reasons. 1. The music willappeal to both Nuline and Countryfans alike. 2. One easy restart andthe music leads you there. Have alook at this one for all your classesand enjoy it, I’m sure you will.Thanks from all my dancers for this.Mike ParkinsonA great dance. One easy restartmakes it an easy teach. BothIntermediates and Improvers likedthe music and the dance. Welldone.P DaviesLinedancer magazine has always valued reviews fromanyone – instructors, of course, but dancers too.If you dance, we know you will have opinions andfavourites. We know that your reviews are a helpful toolto other dancers.Please take a moment or two to help us to help you.Share them with us and you may soon see your namein print ...Go to www.linedancermagazine.com, log in and tell usyour favourites and why.A couple of lines is more than enough … please don’tforget!62 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

ReviewsthechartsSexy Naughty Me You’re My Lady Black Heart32 CountFour WallAdvanced48 CountFour WallIntermediate64 CountFour WallIntermediateChoreographerMaggieGallagherChoreographerJenny RockettChoreographerKate SalaMusic Track And ArtistSexy, Naughty, Bitchy Me -Lene AlexandraFits very well to the music. Thesixteen count tag, which is repeatedthree times, adds even morecharacter. It was a big success withmy class.Christine WallaceGreat music, good dance thatworks well. You can hear the tageasily. Something to get your teethinto.Hilary BirksMusic Track And ArtistLady - Tony RouseGreat dance. Beautiful song. Welldone!Monica PhillipsThis really is a beautiful dance,flows really well and lovely music toboot, what more could you want.Luke DeardsBeautiful dance that flows to themusic well worth the effort of learingLois LightfootMusic Track And ArtistBlack Heart - StoosheI hope people find and do thisdance. The music is great. Thedance is good because there areno tags or restarts.Janis WillingaleA nice steady paced dance andrestart free which is very welcoming.It has some quirky little steps andturns to keep you interested! Themusic is a little different whichmakes you want to listen anddance. Good job.Kelvin DeadmanThis is a favourite with myIntermediates because of the greatmusic and choreography. Thedance is within the capability ofmost dancers and will be a big hit.Christine WallaceWell received by my own class.The dance has a slightly slowerpace so makes a pleasant change.I particularly like the forward rockand sweep into the 1/4 sailor thatfits the music perfectly.David SpencerWatch & LearnVideo clips available now atwww.linedancermagazine.comBang BangBlack HeartEternal StarSexy Naughty MeTogether We DanceYou’re My Ladywww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 63

Just for FunMovie Quiz1 Will Smith played the part of Steven Hiller in the fi lmIndependence Day. What was his codename?2 On Film, how was the character Oswald Cobblepot played byDanny DeVito better known?3 There are four fi lms that have won best picture Oscar and havean animal in their name?4 Who sang the theme tune to the Bond fi lm Tomorrow NeverDies?5 What is the full name of the character played by Johnny Deppin The Pirates of the Caribbean fi lms?6 What was the name of the movie about an attempt in WorldWar II to land in Britain to assassinate Winston Churchill?BrainbasherAlbert is a keen dog admirer and over the years has had anumber of dogs. He has had an Alsatian, a Dalmatian, a Poodleand a Great Dane but not necessarily in that order. Albert hadJamie fi rst. The Dalmatian was an adored pet before the GreatDane. Sammy, the Alsatian, was the second dog Albert loved.Whitney was housed before the Poodle and Jimmy was not aGreat Dane. Can you tell each of the dogs’ name and the orderin which Albert had them?Scribbles7 Which of the Marx brother’s fi lms was about the country ofFredonia and it’s new president?8 Babs, Ginger, Fowler & Rocky are all characters in which fi lm?9 Hedwig and Pigwidgeon are what type of bird?10 Lt. Puffi n is a character from which 1994 American animatedfi lm based on a ballet?Word ChangeBOAT- - - -- - - -- - - -LISTPOLE- - - -- - - -- - - -FASTCOST- - - -- - - -- - - -BOWLSolutionsIssue 195CROSSWORDLITERARY BIRDS1. Jonathan Swift2. Snowy Owl3. Penguin4. The Owl & the Pussycat5. The Pelican Brief6. P.C Wren7. Albatross8. The Sparrow9. Swallows & Amazons10. The Eagle has landedCOMMONYM1. They are caught2. They are tossed3. They are popped4. They have caps5. They have tongues6. They have waves7. They are magazines8. They have lanes9. They lift10. They have checks64 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

Focus On isthe latest newinnovation forLinedancerreaders.Focus On is the new section headedby Vivienne Scott, the well knownchoreographer and instructor fromCanada. Each month, our readers willbe able to discover a selection of scriptson a unique theme. Choreographersfavourites, dance genres or styles, thevariations are endless. Soon, you will beable to build a very useful database of thevery best that Line dance has to offer forevery occasion...This month:Focus On gives you aselection of 8 terrifi cBeginnerDancesto choose fromTHEY ARE:All GoodBaby Make It HotEl ChocloGimme HopeIt’s RainingLet’s Get It Poppin’WitchcraftJust Lookingwww.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 65

Beginner Levelwww.linedancermagazine.comLovely dance that fl ows perfectlyto a great Joe Nichols track.Down-Home positive lyrics are alsoa plus! Great job as usual by Kate.All Good4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Rumba Box Forward.1-2 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Side Together Right3-4 Step right forward. Hold. Side Hold Forward5-6 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Side Together Left7-8 Step left back. Small hitch with right knee. Side Hitch BackSection 2Coaster Cross, Touch, Coaster Cross, Touch.1-2-3 Step right back. Step left beside right. Cross right over left. Coaster Cross On the spot4 Touch left toe to left side. Touch5-6-7 Step left back. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Coaster Cross Back8 Touch right toe to right side. TouchSection 3Jazz-Box Cross, Diagonal Step, Together, Diagonal, Touch1-2 Cross right over left. Step left back. Cross Back Back3-4 tep right to right side. Step left forward and slightly across right. Step Cross5-6 Step right diagonally forward. Step left beside right. Step Touch Forward7-8 Step right diagonally forward. Touch left toe beside right instep. Step TouchSection 4Diagonal Step, Touch, Turn 1/4, Touch, Sways x 3, Touch1-2 Step left diagonally back. Touch right toe beside left instep. Step Touch Back3-4 Turn 1/4 right stepping right to right side. Touch left toe next to right instep Turn Touch Turning Right5-6 Step left to left side swaying hips to left side. Sway hips to right side. Sway Sway On The Spot7-8 Sway hips to left side. Touch right beside left instep. Sway TouchChoreographed by:Kate SalaUKApril 2012Choreographed to:‘It’s All Good’ by JoeNichols from CD ‘It’s AllGood’ also available as adownload from amazon.co.uk (120 bpm)(16 count intro)66 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

Beginner levelwww.linedancermagazine.comDee does a terrifi c job ofwriting beginner dances tofunky tracks and this is noexception.Baby Make It Hot4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Pivot 1/2, Walk Forward x 2, Forward Rock, Coaster Step.1-2 Step forward on right. Pivot 1/2 turn left. Step Pivot Turning left3-4 Step forward on right. Step forward on left. Right Left Forward5-6 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Back Rock On the spot7&8 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Coaster StepSection 2Forward Rock, Coaster Cross, Step, Touch, Shuffle 1/4 Turn1-2 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Side Rock On the spot3&4 Step left back. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Coaster Cross5-6 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Step Touch Right7&8 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Turn 1/4 left stepping forward on left. Left Shuffle Turning leftSection 3Pivot 1/2, Kick Ball Change, Cross Point, Cross Point1-2 Step forward on right. Pivot 1/2 turn left. Pivot 1/2 Turning left3&4 kick right forward. Step right beside left. Step onto left in place. Kick Ball Change On the spot5-6 Cross right over left. Point left to left side. Cross Point7-8 Cross left over right. Point right to right side. Cross PointSection 4 Cross Rock, Step, Cross Rock, Step, Sway x 21-2-3 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Step right to right side. Cross Rock Step On the spot4-5-6 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Step left to left side. Cross Rock Step7-8 Sway right. Sway left. Sway SwayChoreographed by:Dee MuskUKSeptember 2011Choreographed to:Fire’ by M. Dot Finley fromCD ‘Camp Rock 2’ alsoavailable as a downloadfrom amazon.co.uk (116bpm) (32 count intro)www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 67

Beginner Levelwww.linedancermagazine.comGreat styling on this danceand it fi ts the song perfectly.Something different for thebeginners and they can addtheir own attitude as they gainconfi dence.El Choclo4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Forward Hesitation Steps, Touch, Touch, Step, Touch1-2 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Forward Rock On the spot3-4 Step left forward. Touch right beside left. Step Touch Forward5-6 Touch right to right side. Touch right beside left. Touch Touch On the spot7-8 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Side Touch RightSection 2ack Step, Back Rock, Angled Cross Flick Steps1-2 Step left back. Hold. Step Hold Back3-4 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Back Rock On the spot5-6 Turning diagonally left cross right over left. Flick left back. Turn Flick7-8 Turning diagonally right cross left over right. Flick right back. Turn FlickSection 3Turn, Step, Drag, Hook, Cross, Hold, Side Rock1-2 Turning 1/4 left cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side Turning left3-4 Drag right back. Hook left over right. Drag Hook Back5-6 Cross left over right. Hold. Cross Hold On the spot7-8 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side RockSection 4Step, Hold, Side Rock, Cross, Step, Step, Together1-2 Cross right over left. Hold. Cross Hold On the spot3-4 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock5-6 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross Side Right7-8 Step left long step to left side. Slide right beside left. (weight to right) Side Together LeftChoreographed by:Nena MatelaUSupdated August 2011Choreographed to:‘El Choclo’ by Julio Iglesiasfrom CD ‘El Choclo onTango’ also available as adownload from amazon.co.uk (120 bpm) (Start onthe lyrics)68 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

Beginner Levelwww.linedancermagazine.comYou’ve got to sing along tothis track and the bounces willadd a little bit of a differentexperience for your beginners.Well done Sue.Gimme Hope4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Forward Rock, Back Shuffle, Back Rock, Forward Shuffle.1-2 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Forward Rock On the spot3&4 Step right back. Close left beside right. Step right back. Right Shuffle Back5-6 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Back Rock On the spot7&8 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward Left Shuffle ForwardSection 2Side Rock, Behind, Side, Cross, Side Rock, Sailor 1/4 Turn1-2 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot3&4 Step right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Side Behind Cross Left5-6 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock On the spot7&8 Cross left behind right. Turn 1/4 right stepping right to right side. Step left forward Sailor 1/4 Turning rightSection 3 Point, Cross, Bounce Unwind 1/2 Turn x 21-2 Point right to right side. Cross right over left. Point Cross On the spot3-4 Turn 1/2 left bouncing heels x 2 (Weight on left) Bounce Bounce Turning left5-6 Point right to right side. Cross right over left. Point Cross On the spot7-8 Turn 1/2 left bouncing heels x 2 (Weight on left) Bounce Bounce Turning leftSection 4Rock Back, Forward Shuffle, Pivot 1/2 Turn, Forward Shuffle1-2 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Back Rock On the spot3&4 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Right Shuffle Forward5-6 Step forward on left. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Step Pivot Turning Right7&8 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle ForwardChoreographed by:Sue SmythUKJune 2011Choreographed to:‘Gimme Hope Jo’Anna’ by DrVictor and the Rasta Rebelsfrom CD ‘Greatest Hits’ alsoavailable as a download fromamazon.co.uk (125 bpm) (32count intro)www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 69

Beginner Levelwww.linedancermagazine.comBitty McLean is new to me andI really liked the song. Niceinterpretation by Marina withsteps that the beginners canmaster and enjoy.It’s Raining4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Rumba Box Forward.1-2 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Side Together Right3-4 Step right forward. Hold. Side Hold Forward5-6 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Side Together Left7-8 Step left back. Hold. Side Hold ForwardSection 2Run Back x 2, Hold. Back Mambo Step.1-2 Run back, right, left. Right Left Back3-4 Step right back. Hold. Step Hold5-6 Rock back on left. Recover onto right Back Rock On the spot7-8 Step left beside right. Hold. Step HoldSection 3Cross Rock, Hold, Cross Rock, Hold.1-2 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock On the spot3-4 Step right beside left. Hold. Step Hold5-6 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock7-8 Step left beside right. Hold. Step HoldSection 4Cross Rock, Step Behind, Turn, Step, Forward Rock, Step.1-2 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock On the spot3-4-5 Cross right behind left. Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. Step forward on right. Behind Turn Step Turning left6-7 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Forward Rock On the spot8 Step back on left. Step BackChoreographed by:Marina HalmanUKOctober 2011Choreographed to:‘It Keeps Raining (Tears FromMy Eyes)’ by Bitty McLeanfrom CD ‘This is ... 1993’ alsoavailable as a download fromamazon.co.uk (128 bpm)(32 count intro)70 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

Beginner Levelwww.linedancermagazine.comThere are some great soul Line dances coming out ofUS these days and this is one of my favourites. Stepsheets are hard to get though but fortunately Winnie Yuof Toronto documented this dance from the video andI’ve adapted it for the magazine’s format.Let’s Get It Poppin’4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Forward Shuffle x 2, Back Shuffle, Back, Together, Step1&2 Step right forward diagonally right. Step left beside right. Step right forward Right Shuffle Forward Diagonal3&4 Step left forward diagonally left. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle5&6 Step right back diagonally right. Step left beside right. Step right back Right Shuffle Back Diagonal7&8 Step left back (square up to 12:00). Step right beside left. Step left in place Step Together Step BackSection 2Bend Knees, Dip, Step, Touches (in, out, in), Step, Touch, Touches (out, in, out)1&2 Bend knees. Dip down. Straightening up step right to right side. Bend Dip Side Right(Styling option – hold left arm straight in front.)3&4 Touch left beside right. Touch left to left side. Touch left beside right. In Out In5-6 Step left big step to left side. Touch right beside left. Step Touch Left7&8 Touch right to right side. Touch right beside left. Touch right to right side. Out In Out On the spotSection 3 Heel Switches, Point Touches Making 1/4 Turn x 41-2 Touch right heel forward. Step right beside left. Heel Step On the spot3-4 Touch left heel forward. Step left beside right. Heel Step5&6&7&8& Making progressive 1/4 turn left touch right to right side, touch right beside left x 4. Out In x 4 Turning leftEasier option Paddle Turns Making 1/4 Turn x 4for 5&6&7&8& Touch right to right side, turn 1/16 left stepping onto left x 4Choreographed by:BernadetteBurnetteUS2011Choreographed to:‘Get It Poppin’ by Fat Joeft. Nelly available as adownload from amazon.co.uk (101 bpm) (16 countintro)www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 71

Beginner Levelwww.linedancermagazine.comLynne taught this at myworkshop in Toronto and itwent down a storm with thebeginners. Smooth, fl owingsteps to a classic FrankSinatra song.Witchcraft4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Rumba Box Forward1-2 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Side Together Right3-4 Step right forward. Hold Step Hold Forward5-6 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Side Together Left7-8 Step left back. Hold. Side Hold BackSection 2Forward Rock, Step, Kick, Step, Kick, Step1-2 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Forward Rock On the spot3 Step right forward. Step Forward4-5 Kick left forward. Step left back. Kick Step Back6-7 Kick right forward. Step right back. Kick Step8 Kick left forward Kick On the spotSection 3Coaster Step, Hold, Forward Rock, Step 1/4 Turn, Hold1-2-3 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step forward on left. Coaster Step On the spot4 Hold. Hold5-6-7 Rock right forward. Recover onto left. Rock Forward8 Turn 1/4 right stepping right to right side. Hold. Turn Hold Turning rightSection 4Cross, Side Rock, Cross, Side Rock, Cross, Hold1 Cross left over right. Cross On the spot2-3-4 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Cross right over left. Side Rock Cross5-6-7 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Cross left over right. Side Rock Cross8 Hold. HoldChoreographed by:Lynne MartinoMarch 2011Choreographed to:‘Witchcraft’ by Frank Sinatrofrom CD ‘The UltimateCollection’ also available asa download from amazon.co.uk (118 bpm) . (16 countintro)72 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

Beginner Levelwww.linedancermagazine.comTwo completely different song choices here withthe same title. Lesley teaches rock ‘n’ roll (as wellas line dancing) so Junior Brown’s faster songgot her toes tapping’! For those who like smoothcountry Johnny Lee’s famous song from the fi lm‘Urban Cowboy’ will be the one for them.Just looking4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Extended Grapevine, Chasse, Back Rock.1-2 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right3-4 Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Side Cross5&6 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Step right to right side. Chasse7-8 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Back Rock On the spotSection 2Step Touch x 2, Step, Back Rock, Step.1-2 Step left to left side. Touch right beside left. Step Touch Left3-4 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Step Touch Right5 Step left to left side. Step Left6-7 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Back Rock On the spot8 Step right to right side. Step RightSection 3Back Rock, Side, Behind, Ball Cross, Side, Back Rock1-2 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Back Rock On the spot3-4 Step left to left side. Step right behind left. Side Behind Left5&6 Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Ball Cross Side7-8 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Back Rock On the spotSection 4 Paddle Turn x 2 Making 1/4 Turn, Step Back x 41-2 Touch right to right side. Turn 1/8 left stepping onto left. Paddle Turn Turning left3-4 Touch right to right side. Turn 1/8 left stepping onto left. Paddle Turn5-6 Step back right. Step back left. Right Left Back7-8 Step back right. Step back left. Right LeftChoreographed by:Lesley MillerUKSeptember 2011Choreographed to:‘Looking for Love’ by JohnnyLee from CD ‘Greatest Hits’also available as a downloadfrom amazon.co.uk (125bpm) (36 count intro)Faster Option:‘Lookin’ for Love’ by JuniorBrown from CD ‘Line DanceFever 8’ also available as adownload from itunes.co.uk(147 bpm) (32 count intro)www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 73

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If you are looking for inspiration or newmusic, this is where you will fi nd it.We give you the low down and the buzzon some of the new albums about tobe released in our occasional series.BEHIND CLOSED DOORS-WHERE COUNTRY MEETS SOULVarious ArtistsThe 23 tracks in this new compilation provide a superb illustrationof what can happen Behind Closed Doors...WhenCountry Meets Soul. Most of the artists featuredhere would have heard country music in theiryouth. Most of them recorded in the southernstudios and often used pickers from the pool ofmusicians who worked on country sessions inMemphis, Nashville and Muscle Shoals. It’s nosurprise that they all sounded as at home with a country song asthey did with a straight-ahead slice of soul. Here you’ll hear some ofthe biggest soul artists of their time on some of the biggest countryhits of the 60s and 70s. Candi Staton does Patsy Cline, James Carrcovers Mel Tillis, Millie Jackson sings Merle Haggard, Brook Bentontips his musical hat to Jerry Lee Lewis, Al Green pays homage toHank Williams, and so much more besides. Unlike similarly-themedcompilations, this CD features only 100% authentic country songsand 100% authentic soul singers. It may not be the first of its kindbut it is undoubtedly the best of its kind to date.NOW THAT’S WHAT I CALL A NO. 1Various ArtistsReleased to celebrate 60 years of the OfficialSingles Chart, Now That’s What I Call a No. 1features some of the biggest hits in pop musichistory. Highlights from this three-disc box setinclude tracks from Adele, Robbie Williams,Abba, Kylie Minogue, Celine Dion, Oasis,Coldplay, Rod Stewart and David Bowie.Spanning across the decades, it’s the perfect compilation for afamily get together or street party celebrations.LATINOMilosHaving won Gramophone Magazine’s “Young Artist of the Year” andachieved sales of over 150,000 copies worldwide with his secondalbum The Guitar, Milos will have high hopes forfollow up effort, Latino. The album includes newsolo guitar and string orchestra arrangementsof popular Latin hits such as Gardel’s ‘Por unacabeza’, Piazzolla’s ‘Libertango’ and ‘Oblivion’, andthe folk hit ‘Quizás, Quizás, Quizás’. With his newalbum Latino, Milos’ inspiration moves from theMediterranean to the sultry sounds and passion of Latin America ...TRULY YOURS-THEIR FIRST MOTOWN ALBUMSpinnersThe latest in a prestigious series of Motown collections spotlightsthe Spinners (or the Detroit Spinners, as they areknown in the UK), one of the most polished groupsto emerge from Berry Gordy’s fabled recordingempire. The first dozen tracks here comprisetheir debut album, The Original Spinners.Released in 1967, the LP featured the Spinnersfirst three hits That’s What Girls Are Made For,I’ll Always Love You and Truly Yours and pretty much served astheir best-of up to that point. Of the 14 contemporaneous bonustitles, 10 are previously unissued, all freshly transferred from theoriginal Motown masters. These include ballads such as Darling,which displays the Spinners doo-wop roots and a handful of topof-the-rangestompers. All in all, a must for Motown and soul fanseverywhere.UNCAGEDZac Brown BandTwo-time GRAMMY Award winners and multi platinum artists ZacBrown Band have become one of music’s most heralded acts.With a historic nine consecutive number onesingles, awe-inspiring musicianship and dynamiclive shows, the Georgia six-piece is definitely builtto last. This is their fourth studio album from theAmerican country rock band fronted by Brown.Uncaged features a new addition to the band’sline-up in the form of percussionist Daniel de losReyes, and includes guest vocals from Amos Lee.THE KINKS LIVE AT THE BBCThe KinksThe Kinks and the BBC are celebrated on this limited editioncollector’s 5 CD and DVD set. The release is collated from all ofthe BBC-owned Kinks recordings that still exist inthe archive and charts the inexorable rise of theband; from the first steps on the Pye label, to theirglory days as one of the world’s most successfulbands. The BBC gave the band a platform andsupport at crucial stages in their career and TheKinks at the BBC plays like an alternate GreatestHits, a musical growing up in public.www.linedancermagazine.com August 2012 • 81

Gee Whizz!This has been a tough month for us all ….With our new weekly magazine and all the deadlines inherent to such aproject, it has been hour after hour of getting video files produced, put in theright format (why oh why are there so many variations of video and audiofiles…), researching and writing features, planning, interviewing, speaking toPR’s etc etc…But you know working for Linedancer Magazine always underlines how greatthis community is. Onlinedancer Weekly depends very much on dancers allover the world.Take our popular First In Line section… From our amazing talentedchoreographers who give us their dance, their time and are happy to justleave their ‘baby’ with us for weeks (it takes between four to six weeks foreach dance to come from script to release), to the wonderful team headedby Juliet Lam and Walt Hsu who are getting an international and deservedreputation for their excellence of quality and are constantly badgered by yourstruly to get weekly videos done, (Walt does all of the artwork and titles in trueHollywood style) to the amazing Glenn Rogers and his team providing us withthe soundtrack for our subscribers. These two pages are all dependent on theteam work from many people, all living away from one another and all withone common goal….delivering the very best product they can.The same applies to Vivienne Scott who works relentlessly to bring us hervaluable Focus On section, providing dancers with real databases andsuggestions on levels, choreographers and styles of dances that we all, toooften, get stuck in finding.Grapevine International is also an amazing feat every week with videos andpictures and texts coming in from all over the world. Clubs wanting to sayhello wherever they are to friends they will probably never meet but want tosalute and share their passion with!And what about Big Dave Gastap who gives valuable tips on dances to lookout for and does so every week, without fail. I very well know Dave does notjust pick three dances out of his hat… He loves Line dance and dancersfar too much for that and he gives us some REAL tips on what is about tobecome a big hit on dance floors all over the world. A valuable contribution forus all.Onlinedancer Weekly is a tall order, make no mistake. We knew that beforewe started it but thanks to our incredible worldwide team of players, thanksto their generosity, their patience (with me mainly!) their kindness and theirexcellence, dancers all over the world can and do enjoy a fabulous productthat we are proud of. And they do that every week.So today I salute every one who works for us for keeping you and I interestedand amazed every single issue.To all, thank you.82 • August 2012 www.linedancermagazine.com

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