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The monthlymagazinededicated toLine dancingMay 2013Issue 205 • £3.50Arlene PhillipsA LIFE IN DANCE!PULL-OUT INSIDE • 14 GREAT DANCE SCRIPTSINCLUDING : BACK IN THE DAY · BREAD ON THE TABLE · 2 GALWAY GIRLS · SHAKE THE ROOM!

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May 2013I was truly astounded when I finally managed to get aninterview from Arlene Phillips in this month’s magazine. She is apersonal favourite of mine and someone who, I believe, alwaysmanages to keep her integrity intact, even though she is now inso many popular programmes as a judge of various dancingtalents. Incidentally, I have to thank Claire Butterworth whoknows no fear (and is far better than I will ever be at facebook)and managed to get her PR interested.I hoped I would manage to get Arlene to talk about how hard it had been to be a woman NOT inher twenties or thirties and still be seen on TV but she would not, predictably perhaps, go downthat road. To be fair, she only granted me a chat because of Midnight Tango the show she isbacking and which is now on the road. But I still managed to get some interesting replies and youcan read them all in these pages.One of the things that did surprise me however is her candid admission that she knew little aboutLine dance, although she recognised its influence in getting some very good dancers in showslike Strictly. I was surprised because as a dancer I thought someone like Arlene Phillips would benaturally curious of a new genre or at least a style that she didn’t know much about. Especiallywhen she seems so aware of the talent that comes out from our hobby.Again, is the thought here that Line dance is an “easy” style, something uninteresting in asmuch that from the outside it still is cowboys and cowgirls incessantly twirling to Billy Ray Cyrruswithout any form of talent or grace? I don’t know and she would not reply any further. But the factis that if someone as influential as she is, recognises the worth of Line dance and yet remainsunconcerned or uninterested about it, what can you do about it?Nothing is the answer. I feel that, for years, Line dancers have done everything possible to showthe world the difference between clichés and reality. If all their words, demos, letters, emails etcstill bear no fruit then why bother further? To spend all this energy shouting in a black hole ofindifference has become unimportant for me now. I am old enough not to have to prove myself toanyone.If worldwide dance celebrities KNOW the talent Line dance can bring out, then the ignorance ofthe genre is down to them, not you or me. You can take a horse to water …. It is ultimately theirloss.So my advice is very simple. Leave the world to itself and understand that opinions andparadigms don’t get changed that quick, sometimes never….the only thing for sure is what theyactually say in Strictly…KEEP DANCING!scan mewww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 3

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FIRSTINLinewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - BEGINNERNice N’ EasySTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Forward, Touch, Forward, Touch, Side, Together, Forward, Brush1 – 2 Step right forward. Touch left to left side. Forward Touch Forward3 – 4 Step left forward. Touch right to right side. Forward Touch5 – 6 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Side Together Right7 – 8 Step right forward. Brush left forward. Step Brush ForwardSection 2Forward, Brush, Forward, Brush, Side, Together, 1/4 Turn, Brush1 – 2 Step left forward. Brush right forward. Forward Brush Forward3 – 4 Step right forward. Brush left forward. Forward Brush5 – 6 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Side Together Left7 – 8 Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. Brush right forward. Turn Brush Turning leftSection 3 Forward Toe Strut x 2, Forward Rock, Step Back x 21 – 2 Step right toe forward. Drop right heel taking weight. Toe Strut Forward3 – 4 Step left toe forward. Drop left heel taking weight. Toe Strut5 – 6 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot7 – 8 Step right back. Step left back. Back Back BackRestartWall 5: Start dance again from the beginning.Section 4Back Rock, Side, Hold, Back Rock, Side, Touch1 – 2 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot3 – 4 Step right to right side. Hold. Side Hold Right5 – 6 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Rock Back On the spot7 – 8 Step left to left side. Touch right to right side. Side Touch LeftEndingCounts 7 - 8 of Section 4: Step 1/4 right on left, Step right beside left.Choreographed by: Michele Godard (FR) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘Nice N’ Easy’ by Laurent Saletto (117 bpm); FREE downloadavailable from www.linedancermagazine.com for Linedancer subscribers(16 count intro)Restart: One Restart during Wall 5A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 7

FIRST INLinewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:All Those Yesterdays4 WALL 2 – 32 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATESTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Back Rock, 1/2, 1/4, Drag, Slide, 1/2, Step, Pivot 1/4, Cross Side Behind1 – 2 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot& 3 Turn 1/2 left and step right back. Turn 1/4 left stepping left long step left to side. Half Quarter Turning left4 Drag right towards left. (3:00) Drag On the spot5 Slide right backwards, pointing right toe and slightly bending left knee. Slide BackNote Count 5: keep weight on left.6 Turn 1/2 right and step right forward. (9:00) Half Turning right& 7 Step left forward. Pivot 1/4 turn right. (12:00) Step Pivot8 & 1 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Cross Side Behind RightSection 2 Side Rock, Touch, Kick Ball Cross, 1/4 Turn, 1/2 Turn, Forward Rock, Back2 & 3 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Touch right beside left. Side Rock Touch On the spotStyling Count 3: angle body to left, with little dip down.4 Kick right small kick forward into sweep around. Kick& 5 Step ball of right beside left. Cross left over right. Ball Cross6 – 7 Turn 1/4 left and step right back. Turn 1/2 left and step left forward. (3:00) Quarter Half Turning left8 & 1 Rock right forward. Recover onto left. Step right diagonally back right (angle body right). Rock & Back BackSection 3 Cross, 1/2 Turn, Rock, Forward, 1/4 Jazz Box Into Sway, Recover 1/4, 1/2, Back2 & Cross left over right. Turn 1/2 right stepping right small step forward. (9:00) Cross Half Turning right3 – 4 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right turning to right diagonal. Side Rock On the spot& Step left forward on right diagonal. Step Forward5 – 6 Cross right over left turning 1/4 right. Step left back. (12:00) Quarter Back Turning right7 Step right and sway right to right side. Side Right8 Turn 1/4 left recovering weight onto left. Quarter Turning left& 1 Turn 1/2 left and step right back. Step left back. (3:00) Half BackSection 4 Coaster Cross, Side Rock, Prissy Walk x 2, Step, Full Turn2 & 3 Step right back. Step left beside right. Cross right over left. Coaster Cross On the spot4 & Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock5 – 6 Walk forward left. Walk forward right. (Slightly crossed - prissy walks) Prissy Walks Forward7 – 8 & Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Turn 1/2 right and step left back. (3:00) Step Full Turn Turning rightTag End of Wall 6 (facing 6:00): Reverse Rocking Chair1 – 4 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rocking Chair On the spotChoreographed by: Ria Vos (UK) April 2013Choreographed to: ‘All Those Yesterdays’ by Jennifer Hanson; FREE download version byGlenn Rogers available from www.linedancermagazine.com forLinedancer subscribers (32 count intro, approx 25 secs)Tag: There is one short Tag at the end of Wall 6A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 9

FIRST INLinewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:4 WALL 2 – 40 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATETogetherSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Side, Hold, Behind Side Cross, Chasse 1/4 Turn, Step, Pivot 1/21 – 2 Step right to right side. Hold. Side Hold Right3 & 4 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Behind Side Cross5 & 6 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Step right 1/4 turn right. (3:00) Chasse Quarter Turning right7 – 8 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. (9:00) Step PivotSection 2 Forward Shuffle, Full Turn Forward, Forward Rock, Coaster Step1 & 2 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle Forward3 – 4 Turn 1/2 left stepping back on right. Turn 1/2 left stepping left forward. Full Turn Turning left5 – 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 3 Side, Drag, & Cross 1/4 Turn, Touch Ball Cross, Side Drag1 – 2 Step left long step to left side. Drag right beside left. Side Drag Left& 3 – 4 Step down on right. Cross left over right. Turn 1/4 left stepping right back. (6:00) & Cross Quarter Turning left5 & 6 Touch left toe beside right. Step down on left. Cross right over left. Touch Ball Cross Left7 – 8 Step left to left side. Drag right beside left. Side DragSection 4 Back Rock, Step, Step Pivot 1/2, Step Pivot 1/2, Cross Point1 & 2 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Step right forward. Rock Back Step On the spot3 – 4 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. (12:00) Step Pivot Turning right5 – 6 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. (6:00) Step Pivot7 – 8 Cross left over right. Point right toe to right side. Cross Point RightSection 5 Monterey 1/2 Turn, & Point 1/4 Touch, Kick Ball Cross x 21 – 2 Turn 1/2 right stepping right beside left. Point left toe to left side. Turn Point Turning right& 3 – 4 Step left beside right. Point right toe to side. Turn 1/4 right touching right beside left. & Point TurnRestart Wall 5: (facing 3:00) Restart dance from the beginning.5 & 6 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Kick Ball Cross Right7 & 8 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Kick Ball CrossTag Danced after Wall 7 (facing 9:00) and Wall 9 (facing 3:00): Rocking Chair1 – 4 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rocking Chair On the spotChoreographed by: Chris Hodgson (UK) April 2013Choreographed to: ‘Love Will Keep Us Together’ by Captain & Tennille from CD Scrapbook;FREE download version by Glenn Rogers available for Linedancersubscribers from www.linedancermagazine.com (16 count intro)Tag/Restart: One Tag danced at the end of Walls 7 and 9; one Restart during Wall 5A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com10 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

FIRST INLinewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:AmyLove Ain’t Gonna WaitSTEPS2 WALL – 64 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Weave Full Circle1 – 2 Cross right over left (11:00). Step left back making 1/8 turn right. (1:00) Cross Turn Turning right3 – 4 Step right small step back turning 1/8 right. (3:00) Step left diagonally forward. (5:00) Turn Step5 – 6 Cross right over left (6:00). Step left back turning 1/8 right (8:00). Cross Turn7 – 8 Step right small step back turning 1/8 right. (11:00) Step left forward. (11:00) Turn StepSection 2 Forward Shuffle x 2, Step, Pivot 1/2, Triple Full Turn1 & 2 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. (11:00) Right Shuffle Forward3 & 4 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle5 – 6 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. (5:00) Step Pivot Turning left7 & 8 Triple step full turn left, stepping - right, left, right. (Option: Forward Shuffle) Triple Full TurnSection 3 Forward Rock, Coaster Step (x 2)1 – 2 Rock left forward. Recover onto right. Forward Rock On the spot3 & 4 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step5 – 6 Rock right forward. Recover onto left. Rock Forward7 & 8 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. (5:00) Coaster StepRestart 2 Wall 6: Replace 7&8 with Touch right beside left. Hitch right (7– 8), then Restart.Section 4 Touch, Cross, Touch, Cross, Back x 2, Coaster Step1 – 2 Touch left to side and square up to wall (6:00). Cross left over right. Touch Cross Right3 – 4 Touch right to right side. Cross right over left. Touch Cross Forward5 – 6 Step left back. Step right back. Back Back Back7 & 8 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step On the spotRestart 1 Wall 2: Restart dance from the beginning.Section 5 Walk, Walk, Forward Shuffle, Monterey 1/2 Turn1 – 2 Step right forward. Step left forward. Right Left Forward3 & 4 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Right Shuffle5 – 6 Touch left to left side. Turn 1/2 left stepping left beside right. (12:00) Point Turn Turning left7 – 8 Touch right to right side. Step right beside left. Point Together On the spotSection 6 Walk, Walk, Forward Shuffle, Monterey 1/4 Turn1 – 2 Step left forward. Step right forward. Left Right Forward3 & 4 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle5 – 6 Touch right to right side. Turn 1/4 right stepping right beside left. (3:00) Point Turn Turning right7 – 8 Touch left to left side. Step left beside right. Point Together On the spotSection 7 Side, Hitch, Coaster Cross (x 2)1 – 2 Step right to right side. Hitch left. Side Hitch Right3 & 4 Step left back. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Coaster Cross5 – 6 Step right to right side. Hitch left. Side Hitch7 & 8 Step left back. Step right beside left. Cross left over right. Coaster CrossSection 8 Jazz Box 1/4 Cross, Switch x 3, Hitch1 – 2 Cross right over left. Turn 1/4 right stepping left back. Cross Quarter Turning right3 – 4 Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Side Cross Right5 & Touch right to right side. Step right beside left. Touch & On the spot6 & 7 Touch left to left side. Step left beside right. Touch right out to right side. Touch & Touch8 Hitch right, with slight hip lift, to left diagonal. (5:00) HitchChoreographed by: Amy Christian (US) April 2013Choreographed to: ‘Love Ain’t Gonna Wait’ by S Club 7; FREE download version byGlenn Rogers available from www.linedancermagazine.com forLinedancer subscribers (332 count intro)Restarts: Two Restarts, one during Wall 2 and one during Wall 6A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 11

grapevineTellus what you’re up to.Send us your news.GrapevineLinedancer MagazineSouthport PR9 0QAeditor@linedancermagazine.comTiara and Black Tie“Wow! What a fabulous turnout of 290people at our huge high profile event in themost beautiful building, St. George’s Hallin Liverpool,” Ellen O’Neil said. “The floorwas full and the tables all occupied as thisbeautiful prestigious building witnessed agreat day of Line dance. We raised £430from the raffle with all prizes being donatedand £290 from ticket sales making a total of£720 for the Roy Castle Cancer fund. SarahRoberts from the fund raising team spoketo thank everyone for their support. St.Georges Hall reduced their fee to £500 andwe donated £290 to the St. Georges Hallfund making a grand total of £790. As withevery new venue there were some teethingtroubles but we will as always endeavour tocorrect and improve for the next time. On apersonal note I felt very honoured to be ableto dance in this beautiful building and amvery grateful to St. Georges Hall for lettingus hold the event there and to all the helperswho made this a great day.”Cool For CatsJan Gower of Hacheston LinedancingClub in Suffolk, told us: “One of our class,Sheila Ford, treated us all to a surpriseparty on the occasion of her 80th birthdayin March this year. We were entertainedby the talented Peter Shaw, who keptus dancing all night and we raised £150for Cats Protection. A few of the class,including Sheila, then went to the Double HPromotions March Madness Weekend andenjoyed their fantastic selection of bandsand the amazing Lizzie Clarke. Huge thanksto everyone who helped to make it such amemorable time.”12 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

MAGPASIn March 2013, Silver Boots Line DanceClub of St Neots, held their annual CharityLine Dance at St Neots Outdoor Bowls Club.Teacher Sylvie World told us: “This yearscharity was MAGPAS, The EmergencyMedical Charity. About 70 dancers turnedup on the night all dressed in orange, asthis is the Magpas colour. We raised a totalof £620 and we had a further donation onthe night of £200 making a total £820. PamHeath and Becky Barfoote from MAGPASattended on the night and Pam Gaveus a short talk on the work of MAGPAS.Everyone had a great time dancing thenight away.”One StepForward“On February 18th this year,we held our annual charityevening,” Christine Garrensof One Step Forward LineDancers told us: “This yearwe were entertained byTim McCay. We hold thisevening in memory of Sylviawho absolutely loved herLine dancing and also toraise awareness of childrenborn with heart defects. Wedivide the proceeds betweenTeesside Hospice (for Sylvia)and Little Hearts Matter (asupport system charity tohelp families with childrenwith heart defects). This yearwe raised a total of £1,203which brings our overall totalto £ 11,528.00.This is justto say thank you to all whohelped in any way.”Supporters of LDFMichelle Marcus and Line dancers fromBlue Velvet Line Dancers, descended onEastbourne in March 2013 for a fun fi lledweekend of Line dancing. “There were43 of us (including three non dancinghusbands – they still haven’t got the bug).The dancers, who were mostly Beginnersand Improvers, came from several classesacross Hertfordshire taught by Val Hambyand Beverley Busolini. The proceedingsstarted after dinner on Friday night with adisco playing various requests that keptdancers on the fl oor until 11.30pm. Val andBeverley taught the following dances duringthe weekend: Let’s Dance Forever (LDF);Special Birthday Boy!Joy Ashton of Southern Stomp Line DanceClub told us: “Phil Ashton would like to thankall the ‘Southern Stomp’ dancers for hissurprise party to celebrate a rather specialbirthday! All the dancersacross all the classesdonated for a gift that hewill surely remember, a 40minute trial fl ight along thecoast in a Cessna airplane!He has assured us that hewill let everyone know whenhe is taking his fl ight so thateveryone can go along andwave, he has promised on hisDance With Me Baby; Little Mermaid; Is ItFriday Yet? and some older dances whichthey also revived were Halfway Hustle andIce Breaker. On Saturday evening the hallwas transformed into a blaze of orange,green and white for our theme of St.Patrick’s Day, with bunting, balloons andknick knacks ranging from Guinness toleprechauns! Some very imaginative tabledecorations were made by the dancers whofollowed the theme through by dressing ingreen, orange and white. We were treatedto live music from the duo ‘Streamline’, weWe raised a total of £184, all of which willbe donated to the Line Dance Foundation.”fl ypast to tip the wings if they all wave. Aslong as he doesn’t attempt a loop the loop!A big thank you to everyone!”www.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 13

Amigos Go Funky“My husband Mick is instructor of AmigosLine Dance Club in Fareham, Hampshire”,Carol Storey told us. Mick and I with some ofour dance friends went to Funky Country JoConroy`s 40th Birthday Bash also celebratingthe 1970`s era. It was a really fun weekendwith Jo and her guest instructors Lizzie Clarke,Robert Lindsay, Karl-Harry Winson and CraigBennett. Robert had a surprise for Jo, he hadchoreographed a new dance in honour of Jo`sbirthday called Jo`s Cha Cha. Funky CountryJo is full of energy, always fun and makes timeto chat to everyone, a real star. It was a brilliantweekend, we were kept busy on the dance floorand to top it all the sun came out!”Rodeo WeekendDiane and Donna of Rodeo Girl LineDancing, would like to thank everyone formaking our ‘Easter theme’ weekend at ThePrince Of Wales Hotel, Southport such amemorable enjoyable time. The told us:“The snow fell to eight inches in Bradford/Leeds and still the coach got the dancersto a ‘snow free’ Southport! The weekendwent well and everyone thanked me for ourhard organising efforts. They described thehotel as superb, the staff excellent, the foodgreat and the rooms were modern, cleanand comfortable. So much so they are alldemanding another trip soon. A few of ourdancers posed for a picture to exhibit theirart skills for our Easter bonnets and fancydress.”The Recipe For Smiles!“If anyone has ever wanted to know the recipefor smiles all they need to do is ask any Linedancer”, says Maureen and Michelle. “A Linedance event is always packed full of smiles andour April social at Penkridge in Staffordshire,provided an excellent example of how Linedancing and smiles are harmonious andconstant companions. The hall echoed withlaughter as dancers filled the floor with energy,excitement and enthusiasm. Fun was the keyelement of the evening as dancers danced amix of new dances and favourite golden oldies.The emphasis was very much on ‘somethingfor everyone’! Outside there was a cool windand April showers, inside there was warmth,friendship and endless Line dancing. Allguaranteed to raise the biggest smile ever!”14 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

BournemouthWeekendDiana from Steps ‘n’ Stetsons told us her Linedance club had just returned from a fabulousweekend in Bournemouth at Jo Conroy’sbig birthday bash. She says: “Jo wascelebrating her 40th birthday and the DJ’sand choreographers for the weekend wereCraig Bennett, Karl-Harry Winson, RobertLindsay and Lizzie Clarke. The Saturdaynight party theme was 1970’s disco so we alldressed up and partied until the early hours! Itwas a fabulous weekend, great fun and superfood and hotel. Jo organised everything eventhough it was her party and the guys hadsuch a job keeping her away from the musicand the mike but they played a great mix ofold and new dances and gave us all a reallygood time! Can’t wait to go again next year!”Daffodil DancersEast Coast Liners and 50+ Fitness classes raised£1060 in aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care’s GreatDaffodil Appeal at their recent ‘Daffodil Dance.’ TheLine Dance Party took place recently at CarltonColville Community Centre, Lowestoft, Suffolk.Dancers were sponsored to learn and perform a newspecially choreographed dance routine ‘Mexicoma’for the event where dancers and non-dancersjoined together for a fun packed evening wearingan abundance of yellow and daffodils with pride.Michael Page, one of East Coast Liners dancersdressed as a clown, again covered in daffodils forhis sponsors. Dance and fitness instructor NormaRead, said: “We are so pleased with the successof the event, it’s really good to know that while weall had such a good time how much the moneyraised will help Marie Curie Nurses provide morefree care to terminally ill people in their own homes. This is our7th year and we have now reached a total of just over £10,000, so ahuge thank you to every-one who joined in and helped us achieve thisfantastic amount, from finding sponsors, to providing raffle prizes andof course buying tickets making it a hugely successful event”“In March 2013 we held our annual Daffodil Dance inaid of Marie Curie, Diane from Dy’N’Mo Dancers inHeacham, Norfolk, told us. “We raised a total of £200and had a great evening. I would like to thank everyonefor their support. During the summer we shall be havinganother social and this time monies raised will be for ourlocal Hospice.”www.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 15

Laughs All Round1st Steps Linedance club hosted a workshopand social with Karl-Harry Winson. Stephanietold us: “Karl taught some excellent dances,his teaching style is patient and clear so noonewas left struggling. Karl also DJ’d and hekept us all amused with his dry humour. Hiseffervescent, bubbly personality ensured wewere laughing and dancing from beginning tothe end of the event.”betweenthelinesYour chance to comment or let offsteam ... drop us a line today.Between The LinesLinedancer MagazineSouthport PR9 0QAeditor@linedancermagazine.comConfusing?We have just completed ourannual Yellow Week. We all woreyellow and there was a raffle ineach class, raising money for MarieCurie Cancer Care. But there weresome problems with the DaffodilDance this year (and last year too).Because there were two dancesand numerous different tracksof music that could be used, some peoplewere disenchanted and not as enthusiasticas I would have hoped. For the easierdance, Blankety Blank, there were at leastthree different tracks of music. One track,Mexicoma – no tag, another track – 4-counttag, third track had a 16-count tag. Andsimilar with Mexicoma. Danced to Mexicoma,no tag; danced to Your Captain Tonight a4-count tag is needed. We were dancing twodifferent dances to the same track of music.Also some dancers had previously done adifferent dance to Mexicoma. In fact, if you doan internet search there are a few dances bythis name. All very confusing for the dancers.I thought the idea of the Daffodil Dance wasto engage everyone. For all the dancers to beinvolved. In my experience it isn’t happening.We want to support this excellent cause. Wehave had class members and family whohave benefited from the work that MarieCurie do. But in its present form the DaffodilDance isn’t working. What’s wrong with onedance, one piece of music? A dance thatis fun to do, and not too difficult, so that asmany people as possible can join in and beon the dance floor at the same time. Thereare several choreographers who could fill thisbrief. Less confusion + more involvement =more money raised.Rosa Butler, LiverpoolForthcomingCharity EventsWednesday 29th May 2013Charity Line dance featuring RichardPalmer with all proceeds goingto the Great North Air Ambulance.To be held at Eston Labour Club,Fabian Rd, Eston, Middlesbrough,Cleveland TS6 9RH. Tickets £5.00,pay at the door. Doors open 7.30pm.Sunday 26th May 2013 &Sunday 25th August 2013Line dance in aid of MacmillanCancer Support from 2pm to 4.30pm. At Town Hall Gardens, LordStreet (in front of Arts Centre),Southport. Programme and Musicby Graham Mackey. Contact: ValMartyn-Beck – Tel 01704 550761 orPam Walmsley – Tel 01704 226658.16 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

Few names in the world ofdance can make headlines.Arlene Phillips is one ofthem, she has becomea household name in theUK. Although already avery well known fi gure indance circles, she becamea public personality after‘Strictly Come Dancing’as one of the show’s mostoutspoken judges. She isnow backing two of Strictly’sgreatest stars Vincentand Flavia in a new show,‘Midnight Tango’ which isnow on the road. She spoketo Laurent about her careerand the new show.BEST OFBRITISHwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 17

Laurent Saletto: First of all, thank youfor chatting to me. Let us go back tothe start if you don’t mind Arlene. Whatis your background before you becamea choreographer? Was dance alwayswhere it’s at for you?Arlene Phillips: Pretty much… I studiedthen taught dance in Manchester. It allstarted with ballet, which was my fi rst loveand I continued as a teenager studyingmany other genres. In my early twenties Ifound American jazz.LS: How did your big break comeabout?AP: It all really started for me when Icreated the dance group Hot Gossipfrom the very best students in my classof rock jazz, a new style of dance createdby Molly Molloy at the Dance Centre inLondon.LS: I remember Hot Gossip verywell... What were those years like?AP: The Hot Gossip years wereincredible. Being given a day in a studioto record a dance number with whateverset and costumes and props your mindcould invent was a luxury that I think onlyHot Gossip ever experienced. The waythe Hot Gossip numbers were shot andedited had never been seen before onBritish television and changed the waythings were done forever more.LS: You are internationally known formajor works, from choreographingmovies to videos, to huge stage shows.What do you actually prefer to do?AP: As you would expect me to say,dance is my passion. I fall in love witheverything I agree to do. For me it is allabout creating and choreographingdance and I love all mediums.LS: So, is there such a thing as atypical day in Arlene’s life?AP: There’s no day in my life that’s atypical day. I wake up one morning andI’m tap dancing with my assistants ateight am, the next day I am surroundedby dancers in the Lambazouk style. I amnever bored!LS: Fast track to ‘Strictly’. Did youhave any idea how big this show wouldbecome?AP: I knew by the third show of the fi rstseries that this show would get into thehearts of the nation. Audiences love theglamour, the glitz, the hard work, thegood AND bad celebrities and of coursethe professional dancers.LS: I personally love your style onTV. You say what you mean and unlikemany other judges, you are consistentin your opinions. How important is itto ‘play the game’ as a TV judge ratherthan be brutally honest?AP: As far as TV judging goes, I’malways someone that’s honest, directand speaks from the heart, no matterwhat my heart is saying. However, to bea TV judge, often means you have to bean entertainer and whatever that means,you have to give the performance that theproducers want.LS: I guess that is the difficulty. Butas I say I always loved your sense ofreality. Whereas some ‘play for thegallery’ I never feel that with you. Now,you are also the producer of MidnightTango with two of the hottest starsof Strictly. Why did you decide onthose two dancers and that show inparticular?18 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

BESTOFBRITISHAP: Adam Spiegel the producer ofMidnight Tango wanted to do a showwith Vincent and Flavia, two dancersI fell in love with when I fi rst saw themdoing Strictly Dance Fever. He came tome and asked if I would be willing to coproducethe show with him as I knewhis stars but also Argentine Tango. Hefelt sure I could engage audiences andreach the general public. We createdthe show from scratch with the additionof Karen Bruce, the director of the show.LS: How did you come up with theconcept of Midnight Tango? Was ita team effort or Flavia and Vincent’sidea?AP: The show is choreographed byVincent and Flavia but ultimately theconcept was talked through with Adamand Karen.LS: Why did you want to producethat particular show as opposed tothe many others I am guessing are onoffer for you?AP: Actually, Midnight Tango wasthe fi rst live show I have been asked toproduce. There have been many offerssince then but I want to wait for what Ithink will be a sure fi re hit before I go onto produce another show.LS: The show is now on tournationally in the UK, is that animportant thing to do?AP: So many shows are produced inLondon, it’s important to take shows toeveryone. It certainly isn’t just Londonthat loves Vincent and Flavia. Wewanted to reach the whole nation andgoing on the road is the best way to dothat!LS: Any exciting plans for the future?AP: Of course! I’m currently travellingbetween the UK and the US workingon the Wizard of Oz as well as We WillRock You. So plenty of things to do!LS: I wanted to ask one lastquestion….What do you think orknow of todays’ Line dance scene?AP: I don’t know an awful lot aboutLine dancing. However, I do love Linedance moves and I also love the talentof some of the dancers that incorporateso many of the genres into their Linedancing. I fi nd it really exciting.Midnight Tango starring StrictlyCome Dancing’s Vincent and Flaviais now on tour. For details seewww.midnighttango.co.ukwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 19

Linedancer Magazineis an internationalpublication and as suchit is good to hear fromchoreographers all overthe world.Ruben Luna is fromthe USA and gives histhoughts on what Linedance means to himand the world at large.20 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

“My name is Ruben Luna and I am fromCalifornia, USA. I was fortunate enoughto grow up in Southern California wherethe weather is probably 70-75 degreesall year round. So as a child as you canimagine we took advantage of beingoutdoors a lot and as a youth I was ableto play lots of sports, I tried them all.“When I was at college I took my firstmodern dance class. That was myfirst exposure to dance and little did Iknow I would still be dancing now. Afterleaving school I moved to New York fora period of time, I travelled a lot, I gotto see most of the east coast, drovethrough Canada and I found my wayhome about eight years later. I startedworking in marketing and advertising.This is when I met my wife, Susanna, of17 years.Ruben’s love of Line dancing beganseveral years ago thanks to his wife.“If it wasn’t for Susanna I would not bedancing today. She had a couple offriends who were dancing in their garagewith a private instructor, there were twocouples and they kept boasting howmuch fun they were having, dancing,socialising, enjoying the music,exercising. So of course she got allmotivated and she wanted to go, sheasked me and I said ‘NO WAY’. I thinkbecause of my preconceived notion ofLine dance and country, although I dolike country music I couldn’t listen tocountry with every song.“She kept asking me for about threeweeks but I still wouldn’t go until I finallysaid, ‘Okay I will go just one time and ifI don’t like it please don’t ask me again,I will show my support to you by goingthis once.’ The first dance we learntwas Black Velvet, I picked it up quiteeasy and the instructor was pleasedwith me, the next challenging dancewas Crabbucket by Gerard Murphy andI couldn’t believe I got it. I loved themusic and I thought it was the coolestdance ever and most of all, this is FUN.Of course I couldn’t tell my wife that.On the way home she asked me whatI thought and I said, ‘yeh it was okay’.”Well it only took that one time to getRuben hooked. He went from notwanting to dance to dancing four tofive times a week. “What I love aboutLine dancing, well there are a coupleof things really. The fact that you areable to travel, meet up with people thathave similar likes, dance addicts youcould call them, the fact that you candance and talk about dance. The socialand creative aspect of it, those are thethings I enjoy about Line dancing.“About a year after I started dancing Idiscovered there were competitions notonly for dancing but for choreographingas well which I thought was interesting.My instructors at the time were Dougand Jackie Miranda and I asked themif they thought I would be capable tochoreograph a dance, they said yes,we’ll help you and support you, so Idecided to give it a go.“I still have ambitions that I would loveto achieve. I would love to travel to moreparts of the world that I have not yetvisited, I’ve never been to Australia, Asiaand if Line dancing can take me there Ithink that would be great. I think I wouldlike to try, one day in the future, to holdan event. As a business owner I see allthe hard work that goes in to it and seeall the folks who make it a successfulevent. I would like to do it one time justto show to myself that I can do it and doit right, I think that would be one thingthat I would still like to do.“To sum up Line dance I think I wouldhave to say, freedom of expressionthrough body movement and music. Ona lighter note, I guess I would say, a badday of Line dance sure beats a goodday at the office any day.”Watch out for Ruben’s full videointerview out soon in onLinedancerWeekly.www.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 21

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A BLOOMINGGreat WeekendFortunately, by the time I began myjourney with UCWDC IntermediateFemale Silver Line Dance WorldChampion Cathy Martinez, the roadswere clear. Our destination was to thepicturesque small town of Zuiddijk afew kilometers North of Amsterdam.What a surprise on arriving at the hotelRijpereilanden where the event wastaking place. The hotel buildings aresurrounded by canals, beside which, isa huge collection of vintage vehicles –cars, buses, rail wagons etc.The director of the event Michel Platjewelcomed us warmly, Michel, a giant ofa man at 6’ 7”, has directed The TulipChallenge for fi ve years together with hispartner Anita. One by one familiar facesstarted to arrive, comprising of judges,Brigitte Zerah, Ann Cummingham, LouisVan Hatten, Roy Hoeben, Audrey Gendreand Jeremie Tridon, competitors frommany European Countries, Mr. scorerBruno Vastel and everyone’s’ favouriteDJ, Tommy Weafer.This original hotel held more surprisesin that the ballroom is in renaissancestyle, complete with a minstrels’ gallery,a huge wall painting in the style ofRembrandt, dainty chairs and a lovelysprung fl oor. That was the setting forthe competitions and open dancing.The competitions began with originalchoreography, teams, and Rising Starand Superstar imposed dances.Original Choreography is a divisionwhere anyone may enter dances theyhave created. Two dances stood outfor me, a Rock ‘n’ Roll ‘Jailhouse Rock,presented in exuberant fashion by aLithuanian troupe Linedance LT. ThreeFrench ladies presented their 50’s stylenumber ‘Ladies Boogie’ dressed inauthentic costumes. Cathy presentedher phrased two-step dance Madyn’Bang which featured music sung inFrench by a French Canadian singer!The youngsters let loose in Renegade.Here, dancers have an hour to producea dance to previously unknown music.It calls for endurance, originality andtechnical transitions through the variousstyles of modern Line dance, as well asshowmanship.After the awards for the aforementionedcompetitions, open dancing with Tommyfi nished the evening while the judgingand competition staff relaxed in the bararea, shooting the breeze. It was herethat I learnt more about the excitingdevelopment that has the Countrycompetitive world buzzing, the inclusion,for the fi rst time, of our dance form intothe prestigious World Dance Games inTaiwan in September. These Games arethe dance equivalent of the Olympicsand are organised by the World DanceSport Federation. The representatingbody for the UK is the UKcldsf under thedirection of Steve and Yvonne Dunn.While competition continued onSaturday with Line dance and pro-am,workshops by leading choreographerssuch as Darren Bailey, Matt Oakley whoalso EmCd, and Roy Habisubroto werebeing held in a separate room.Watching the competition I cannothelp but be struck by how much thedance technique and performance hasadvanced over the years. The beautyof these competitions is that they are24 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

In this winter of discontent it was more like snowdrops than tulipson the drive up to the Dutch UCWDC event The Tulip Challenge.Two days before setting out by car from Paris the whole of theNorth of France was paralyzed by a heavy snow fall unusual for theseason. But Maureen Jessop made it and here is her report!open to all ages of dancer, all shapes,it makes no difference to the quality oftheir dancing. Young ladies such asRising Star (under 18) Mallaurie Gysels(Belgium) stuns us with her agility, graceand sparkle shown in her solo medleyas a cinema usherette dancing to filmtheme music in a 50’s style uniform. Atthe other end of the age scale we haveCrown (over 40) contendent JackyRazafiniaina (Madagascar) making hisdebut in this category as a Mexicanimmigrant seeking the AmericanDream.The theme of the Saturday eveningparty was Men in Black and PinkLadies! A star-studded troupe ofdancers including former and actualSuperstar stars, Raymond Sarlemijn,Roy Hadisubroto, Roy Hoeben, JeremieTridon, Jon DE Knights, Darren Bailey,Matt Oakley, Audrey, and a line-up ofPink ladies treated us to a show on theMen in Black films, bringing the housedown. I got a big surprise when an oldfriend and former pillar of the Dutchdance events Hub Haanen and his wifecame to say hello. It had been manyyears since we had last met, so we had alot to catch up on.This is an important feature of theseevents; we meet up with old friends andmake new ones. This is something thatMichel holds dear. He wants his event toremain a small friendly, family type event,assuring that everyone has a good timein the extraordinary setting as is thishotel and at an affordable price. Thisyear he added a surprise; a tattooist whoactually tattooed the daring there at theevent. Tattoos are becoming more andmore popular among the dancers andan incredible display in body art couldbe seen.After a Saturday evening of opendancing and socializing, until the earlyhours for many, Sunday proceededwith more pro-am and the solo medleysof the Super, including UK’s own JonDE Knights, Rising and Crown starsbefore the moment the competitorshad been awaiting – the results. Toomany to mention but I was glad to seemany friends getting first and secondplaces…All that was eventually left for us todo was to pack our bags, say our fondfarewells, and head off to spend a couplehours in Amsterdam before the snowfreereturn to France. A great weekendand one that I for one cannot wait to goback to.Full results:www.tulipchallenge.comFor further information on theWorld DanceSport Games:www.UKcldsf.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 25

Making theLine dance in France haswell and truly exploded.The hobby is omnipresentin townships, small villagesand everything in between.But some clubs andassociations are not justcontent to meet and learnthe dance of the day, farfrom it. Franck Boucheraudand Ulrich Bernard are twoguys who started out with aclear defined idea and havefollowed suit year on year.We have already met Country Clubroute 45, a French dance club inthe regions of Orleans in these verypages. Franck and Ulrich are behindthe success story of the club. Startingout as a simple idea to fill a void in thelocal market, both organizers alwayswanted to represent the best not just inCountry but in Line dance altogether.Franck says: “We just wanted to shareour passion with other dancers and notjust seem to be elitist.”Franck’s statement is obviously truewhen you meet some of the dancers ofthe club. Each year, a group comes tothe CBA and have done so on quite a fewoccasions now. Some of the membersalso performed during the Gala night in2011 and brought the house down. In ashow, where excellence is the commondenominator, Country Club Route 45not only proved their worth but also thatthey could hold their own as any otherdance group from any part of the world.Both Franck and Ulrich are pioneers ina way as they constantly strive to bringthe very best that Line dance has to offerto the club and its members. Each year,a special day event is held, the Country& Line dance Day, and each year, theguest choreographers and instructorsare true International names. The accentis always on being a “step ahead” andFranck and Ulrich pride themselves inintroducing many new faces and stylesof Line dance to France. In a way,Country Club Route 45 can boast ofbeing a groundbreaker in as much asdancers meet and get to dance wellahead of their time choreographies in26 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

DifferenceFrance during the event.In the past, Maggie Gallagher, RobbieMcGowan Hickie, Craig Bennett, IvonneVerhagen have made the headlines,often when relative unknowns still inFrance. This year, faithful to that desireof giving something new and excitingto the dancers, Alison and Peter werethe guests. The event as one wouldexpect was a great success and thechoreographers themselves could notbe more delighted with the amazingorganization that is the Country & Linedance day.They said: “We have just returnedfrom a fantastic Line dance weekendin Gidy, France, organised by CountryClub Route 45. Many thanks to FranckBoucheraud and their entire team whoput on a terrific event.”With three different levels of workshops(Intermediate, Improver, and Beginner)organised in three sessions throughoutthe afternoon, there was something foreverybody.Dances taught included Our Generationand Where The Wind Blows for theIntermediates, Come Crawl With Me andStarting Something for the Improvers,and LDF and Whispering Your Name forthe Beginners. Again an eclectic choicesure to please everybody.Alison and Peter add: “The levelof the dancers was so good that wewere able to add an additional dancein the Improver section - Hard To BeA Lady, and in the Beginner section (achallenge!) - Bread On The Table. After adelicious home cooked buffet dinner bythe dancers in attendance we dancedall night long. Dancing continued untilaround four am.”One of the things that everyone alwayscomments on is the friendliness of thegroup. The day in 2013 was no different.“Peter and I cannot thank all thedancers who came out for the day andjoined not only in the workshops butduring the evening reviews and socialdancing enough. You made us feel sowelcome. Looking forward to being withyou all again, hopefully in the not toodistant future!”It seems that Country Club Route45 is not just a place where fun anddancing go hand in hand but also wherequality and consistence are importanttoo. Franck reckons that next year willbe even better…. Something to lookforward to for dancers and guest!www.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 27

the fun of a boot campMaureen and Grrowler’s Boot Camp events arelegendary in the UK and it is not too diffi cult tounderstand why. Fun of course and plenty of itbut also fantastic guests and workshops makethis event one not to be missed by many dancefans. Here is John’s report.Our most recent BootCamp was held at the CairnHotel in North Yorkshire atthe beginning of March.We always try to havemagic names invited asguests and this year wasno different with AdrianChurm, Ryan King andlegendary Rob Fowler.These guys really madethe difference and taughtamazingly good dances. Ihave to say that normally Icome away from an eventonly wanting to teach acouple from the selectionon offer, but this year alll thedances taught are worthy ofa place in the dance charts. Iknow I sound biased as it wasmy own event but those whoknow me well know I am, ifanything, an honest guy.Maureen and I support theLine Dance Foundation aswe believe it to be a greatcause and it was great tosee Cathy Hodgson, whowas also in attendance onthe Friday evening, prior togoing to the LDF event inManchester the followingday. She taught the dancewritten for the Line Dance Foundation -“LDF (Let’s Dance Forever)” by Alisonand Peter, and it went down very well.As is the “norm” for our Boot Campweekends, Friday evening is PyjamaNight. Saturday evening’s theme was“Professions” and our workshops areCombat Fatigues. I realise it soundsas though we don’t like wearingproper clothes but it does make fora really fun-tastic event and thoughfancy dress is purely optional, thelarge majority of attendees take partwhole heartedly.We always have a great parade onSaturday evening and this year, thejudges were our guest choreographers.The winners were Dave and NicoleStamp - dressed as a US motorcyclepoliceman and a female offi cer, withsecond prize going to Dawn Garsides -dressed as a french maid.On Saturday we had a surprise visitfrom Johnny 2 Step – I have to reportthat he is still as crazy as ever. Thisfact really came to light during ourchoreographers’ special performanceof “It’s A Beast” a spectacle thoroughlyenjoyed by the crowd. HoweverAdrian’s “Dancing Duck” is an imagethat I will carry with me for a long timeto come. You had to be there, thoughsome probably would argue with me.28 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

Dances taught were:Maureen, Mrs. GRR! kept herself busyknitting scarves for the LDF charity. Alot of scarves were purchased at theevent, with the surplus going for saleat the LDF function in Manchester(Cathy Hodgson took them with herand more or less sold out fairly fast!)Incidentally, our class in Hull hasgiven Maureen a new name becauseof the amount of knitting she does. Ican see you all wonder what it is…Madame “Grrowler” Defarge, becauseshe sits and knits while the classgoes through it’s paces learning newdances. I am not so sure the dancersin our midst are that Dickensianthough… We are quite a modern littlegroup.For us both our Boot Camp is awonderful yearly treat where we seepeople on our own turf as it wereand we can only thank our guestchoreographers for all their hard workas well as our gratitude for the fun andthe spirit of all those who came fromfar and wide.Our next “Boot Camp” weekend willbe in Scarborough, North Yorkshire,28 Feb - 02 Mar 2014 and this onepromises to be a lot of fun too…Till thenLUV & XXX’sfrom Maureen and GrrrROB FOWLER“Not Enough” (Rob & LianneFowler)40 Count, 4 Wall, Beg.Music : “Not Enough” by Queen Lafi tah& Dolly Parton“Driven” (Rob Fowler)84 Count, 2 Wall. IntMusic “Drive” by Casey James“Cool Cat Swing”(Rob & Leanne Fowler)48 Count, 4 Wall, IntMusic : “A Cool Cat In Town” by TapeFive ft. Brenda Boykin“Don’t Rush”(Rob & Leanne Fowler)32 Count, 4 Wall, Int.Music: “Don’t Rush” by Kelly Clarkson ft.Vince GillADRIAN CHURM“Voodoo Jive” (Adrian Churm)64 Count, 2 Wall, IntMusic: “Voodoo Voodoo” by MikeSanchez ft Imelda May“Bebbo’s Bubble” (Adrian Churm)48 Count, 4 Wall, IntMusic: “Bubblin’” by Blue ft. L.A.D.E.RYAN KING“My Kind Of Love” (Ryan King)32 Count, 4 Wall, Imp/IntMusic: “My Kind Of Love” by EmeliSande“It’s A Summer Thing”(Ryan King)32 Count, 4 Wall, Imp/IntMusic: “A Summer Thing” by Troy Olsenwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 29

albumreviewfrom TIM RUZGAR, Linedancer Magazine’s resident music reviewerBRAD PAISLEYWHEELHOUSEARISTA NASHVILLE/SONY MUSICHarvey Bodine (130bpm) Brad lovesto have fun tracks on his albums andthis one is no exception as it featuresEric Idle. It might be good for a funBeginner dance.Tin Can On A String (70bpm) thisnightclub two step is a good countrytear jerker, delivered in Brad’s owninimitable style.Brad Paisley needs nointroduction as he is justabout the biggest malename in country music.He has won countlessawards and since therelease of his debutsingle ‘Who NeedsPictures’ he has rackedup a host of number onesingles and albums.Brad has paid a fewvisits to the UK, hismusic has been enjoyedby Line dancers overthe years and nowhe releases his mostambitious project todate.DANCE 4 · LISTEN 5Brad’s opening song SouthernComfort Zone (80bpm) was a recentNo1 in the States and Brad showson this track why he is still top ofhis game, it’s a fantastic song with aclimatic ending.Beat This Summer (75bpm) is a coolup-tempo number with a catchy hook,Brad’s awesome guitar picking and itshould have some dances written toit soon.Outstanding In Our Field (90bpm)features Dierks Bentley and this is asuperb sing-along track with a strongdance beat and it’s a fine danceprospect.Pressing On A Bruise (106bpm)features Mat Kearney and once againBrad gives us a super country track,this one has a driving beat and againit would make a cracking dance track.I Can’t Change The World (80bpm)is one of my favourite songs on thealbum, not really a dance track but astunning song nonetheless.Karate (136bpm) features the greatCharlie Daniels, Sheryl Crow andeven a choir! This is a very clevertrack which is a delight to listen to.Death Of A Single Man (88bpm) themood changes completely with thiswestern swing style track.The Mona Lisa (134bpm) This willsurely be a massive cross over hit, thisis more Coldplay than Alabama buthaving said that it is simply a fantastictrack of music!Accidental Racist (70bpm) featuresLL Cool J on this very emotive song,whilst Runaway Train (108bpm)allows Brad to showcase his amazingguitar skills.Those Crazy Christians (86bpm) is athought provoking song that demandsto be listened to.Officially Alive (128bpm) is a feelgood song with a full choral backingand a powerful message.There are four bonus tracks firstly,Yankee Doodle Dixie (118bpm)short and sweet, Facebook Friends(100bpm) extolling the virtues of theinternet, Get Even (108/216bpm) abrilliant two step dance track andlastly an amazing acoustic version ofSouthern Comfort Zone.Brad Paisley has taken a risk with thisalbum but firmly believes that it willgain him many new fans to an alreadyhuge army of followers. This is anoutstanding album and you shouldget your copy now.30 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

If you are looking for inspiration or new music,this is where you will fi nd it.We give you the low down and the buzz on someof the new albums about to be released in ouroccasional series.THE SHOCKINGMISS EMERALDCaro EmeraldThe Shocking Miss Emerald is the secondstudio album from Dutch singing sensationCaro Emerald. The album promises more ofthe same jazzy pop songs that defi ned hersmash hit debut Deleted Scenes from theCutting Room Floor, inspired in part by the cinema and musicof the 1940s and 50s.The main theme, if you will, of ‘The Shocking Miss Emerald’is style. Style has always played an important role in the CaroEmerald world, and this album emphasizes Caro not only as agreat singer, but also a sophisticated and timeless style icon.The album ‘The Shocking Miss Emerald’ was released inEurope beginning of May. Caro Emerald and her band will playseveral shows this spring and summer.AMERICAN HEARTLANDVarious ArtistsAmerican Heartland brings together 47beautiful songs that capture the spirit ofAmerica, on one stunning, contemporaryalbum. Many of these songs are familiar as thetheme songs or featured tracks in Americanhit TV shows and fi lms. The album includes the theme to ‘TrueBlood’ and ‘One Tree Hill’ alongside the lead track from criticallyacclaimed fi lm ‘Country Strong’ sung by Tim McGraw withnone other than Hollywood A-Lister Gwyneth Paltrow. Train’s‘Hey Soul Sister’ was fi rst brought to the masses through aperformance on ‘90210’.GOLDENLady AntebellumGolden is the fourth studio album by theAmerican Country music trio Lady Antebellum.The album was preceded in January 2013 bylead single ‘Downtown’, which has peaked atnumber two on the Hot Country Songs chartand at number one on US Country Airplay.The band has described the track ‘Goodbye Town’ as “oneof their favourite productions” on the record.THE MINUTESAlison MoyetOn May 6th Cooking Vinyl are proud thepresent ‘the minutes’, a new album by worldrenownedmusical icon Alison Moyet, who hasachieved sales of more than 20 million, both asa solo artist and half of infl uential duo Yazoo.Her fi rst album since 2007,’the minutes’ was produced byGuy Sigsworth, known for his work with Robyn, Björk, Goldieand Madonna. It fi nds Alison’s voice as strong and seductiveas ever, with immaculate-quality songs that are powerful,dramatic and captivating.It’s experimental, but also keeps standards high-in-linewith her illustrious track-record of pop hits. Clearly indicating anew artistic lease of life,’the minutes’ is arguably Alison’s mostcreatively- brimming album ever. It has subtle parallels to hersynthpop past, but is also bang up-to-date, taking in elementsof high-end pop smashes, R&B, modern club sounds andelectronic experimentation.www.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 31

MAGNETIZEDMAGNETIZEDAnd the answer is a resounding yes.Cast your minds back to 1987. Thesong Shattered Dreams was the firstrelease from the band and it was goingto be a phenomenal hit all around theglobe, even making it in the USA, afeat near impossible even today. Manyan established singer has tried andfailed but for this young UK pop bandto make it so big was quite amazing.Songs like Turn Back The Clock, I Don’tWant To Be A Hero and Heart Of Goldswiftly followed, eventually spawningIt has been anincredible 25 yearssince JHJ madeMAGNETIZEDIt is worth noting that as fortune wouldhave it, the band is now produced byheadlines as beingJohn Wooler the very person whosigned them to Virgin Records wayone of the most fondlyback in 1986. Magnetized is widelyanticipated as one of the top albums ofremembered and2013 and it is not difficult to hear why.successful band ofthe release of the album “Turn Back Magnetized took two years toThe Clock” which became a double complete and in my opinion, it is athe late Eighties. Theirnew album is calledMAGNETIZED andLaurent asks “Was itworth the wait?”platinum selling more than four millioncopies worldwide.Clark Datchler and Mike Nocito wereJohnny Hates Jazz and are still together25 years later. As many Eighties revivalbands they could just be content tosing their old hits, but they wantedmore. And so, in 2013, the two menare now releasing this follow up albumwhich will please all their long standingfans as well as introducing a freshand contemporary sound, though stillunmistakably a Johnny Hates Jazzsound to a legion of new listeners.great collection of songs, all boastingof the same catchy melodies that madethe band so famous 25 years ago aswell as some really nice lyrics. Theband has grown up and it does feelas though the songs are more aboutJohnny Hates Jazz’s own journey withtexts about missing opportunities,reflective thoughts about materialismand sadness at the end of someone’s32 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

life. It’s all in there and is powerful,beautifully produced and engaging.But make no mistake, this is not asuccession of maudling tunes froma couple of yesterday superstars.Johnny Hates Jazz were always agreat pop group and have remainedas such. Pop is a very difficult marketto flourish in but Magnetized is a greatcollection of songs that you will findyourself humming to and rememberingfor a long time to come.25 years ago, the album Turn BackThe Clock was an album definingan era, sung by two young guyswho had the world at their feet andplenty of experiences to come. Today,Magnetized is the natural follow up,full of Eighties vibes, yet of today’sflavour. We may have had to waita quarter of a century but it is quitewonderful to once again, get back tothe unmistakable sound of JohnnyHates Jazz.www.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 33

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THENEEDSYOULDF NATIONAL DAY15th March 2014MANCHESTER EVENTForum Hall, Wythenshawe,Manchester12.00pm until late!Lots of fun and top choreographers ready toentertain you: Alan Birchall, Pat Stott andCharlotte Macari have already signed up withmore to follow soon.This year’s LDF National Day was,without doubt, a huge success inMilton Keynes and Manchesterwith over £2K donated.So successful that they are doing it allover again. And you can buy your ticketsright now … early birds can save moneyas well.Some folks were disappointed that theyleft things a bit late this year, so if youintend to go, book right away.If you do, not only will you know you’rein for a fabulous day, but you will also behelping the LDF … AND SAVE MONEYTOO!In 2013, this event was a huge success forClaire, Steve, Sandra and Jamie and they aredetermined to make the 2014 event even biggerand more fun. They are pulling out all the stopsso don’t miss this chance to have a great day outand do some good as well.Limited spaces only SO BOOK NOW!MILTON KEYNES EVENTWavendon Community Centre,Wavendon, Milton Keynes2.00pm until late!Contact Claire on 01939 236 773 oremail her at : dancemad@hotmail.comKim and her friends can organise a party for sure.This year, many top names were at the event andfor 2014 Kim promises to surpass herself.PRICES : You can go to either eventat the EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT OF £3PER PERSON!Book now and pay just £12 perticket for hours and hours of socialdancing, great workshops andinspired madness.Tickets will rise to £15 from31st August 2013.Dee Musk, Karl Harry Winson will be there andthe fantastic Natalie Thurlow will sing in theevening. With more surprises set to happen, LDFday will be nothing short of fabulous!The hall is not very big so the spaces are verylimited. A quick booking is recommended.Contact Kim on 07967 096 472 or emailher at: kim.ray@hotmail.co.uk

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPageApproved by:www.linedancermagazine.comBack To The Wild Side2 WALL - 32 COUNTS - BEGINNERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Grapevine Right With Touch, Grapevine Left With Touch1 – 2 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right3 – 4 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Side Touch5 – 6 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Side Behind Left7 – 8 Step left to left side. Touch right beside left. Side TouchSection 2Forward Touch, Back Touch, 1/4 Turn Touch, Side Touch1 – 2 Step right forward. Touch left beside right. Forward Touch Forward3 – 4 Step left back. Touch right beside left. Back Touch Back5 – 6 Turn 1/4 right stepping right to right side. Touch left beside right. (3:00) Turn Touch Turning right7 – 8 Step left to left side. Touch right beside left. Side Touch LeftSection 3Forward Lock Step, Hold, Step, Pivot 1/2, Step, Hold1 – 4 Step right forward. Lock left slightly behind right. Step right forward. Hold. Right Lock Right Hold Forward5 – 6 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. (9:00) Step Pivot Turning right7 – 8 Step left forward. Hold. Step Hold ForwardSection 4Forward Lock Step, Hold, Jazz Box 1/4 Turn, Touch1 – 4 Step right forward. Lock left slightly behind right. Step right forward. Hold. Right Lock Right Hold Forward5 – 6 Cross left over right. Step right back. Cross Back Back7 – 8 Turn 1/4 left stepping left to left side. Touch right beside left. (6:00) Turn Touch Turning leftEndingWall 12 (section 1, after first 4 counts): Grapevine Left 1/2 Turn5 – 6 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Side Behind Left7 – 8 Turn 1/2 left stepping left forward. Step right beside left. Turn Together Turning leftChoreographed by: Mark & Shelly (UK) April 2013Choreographed to: ‘The Wild Side Of Life’ by Pirates of the Mississippi fromCD Original Hits - Country; download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes(32 count intro from heavy beat)36 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPageApproved by:www.linedancermagazine.comMr Baker Street4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - BEGINNERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Walk, Walk, Side Rock, Behind Side Cross, Chasse1 – 2 Walk forward right. Walk forward left. Right Left Forward3 – 4 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot5 & 6 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Behind Side Cross Left7 & 8 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. Side Close SideSection 2 Back Rock, Grapevine With Touch, Step, Pivot 1/41 – 2 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot3 – 4 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right5 – 6 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Side Touch7 – 8 Step left forward. Pivot 1/4 turn right. (3:00) Step Pivot Turning rightSection 3Cross Shuffle, Side Rock, Behind Side Cross, Point, Together1 & 2 Cross left over right. Step right small step right. Cross left over right. Cross Shuffle Right3 – 4 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot5 & 6 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Behind Side Cross Left7 – 8 Point left to left side. Step left beside right. Point Together On the spotSection 4Point, Together, Coaster Step, Stomp, Stomp, Back Rock1 – 2 Point right to right side. Step right beside left. Point Together On the spot3 & 4 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step5 – 6 Stomp right beside left. Stomp left beside right. Stomp Stomp7 – 8 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock BackChoreographed by: Matthew Grocott (UK) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘Baker Street (Radio Mix)’ by Peter Sax (130 bpm) from CD S-A-X;download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes(start on main vocals - ‘Winding your way down ...’)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 37

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPageApproved by:www.linedancermagazine.comBack In The Day4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - BEGINNERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Walk, Walk, Forward Shuffle, Forward Rock, Coaster Step1 – 2 Step right forward. Step left forward. Right Left Forward3 & 4 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Right Shuffle5 – 6 Rock left forward. Recover onto right. Rock Forward On the spot7 & 8 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster StepSection 2Forward Rock, Back Shuffle, Back, Back, Coaster Step1 – 2 Rock right forward. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3 & 4 Step right back. Close left beside right. Step right back. Shuffle Back Back5 – 6 Step left back. Step right back. Back Back7 & 8 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step On the spotSection 3Jazz Box, Jazz Box 1/4 Turn1 – 4 Cross right over left. Step left back. Step right to right side. Step left forward. Jazz Box Step On the spot5 – 7 Cross right over left. Step left back. Turn 1/4 right and step right to side. Jazz Box Turn Turning right8 Step left forward. Step ForwardSection 4Touch, Clap, Together (x 2), Heel Switches, Kick Ball Change1 – 2 & Touch right to right side. Clap. Step right beside left. Touch Clap & On the spot3 – 4 & Touch left to left side. Clap. Step left beside right. Touch Clap &5 & Touch right heel forward. Step right beside left. Heel &6 & Touch left heel forward. Step left beside right. Heel &7 & 8 Kick right forward. Step down on right. Step left beside right. Kick Ball ChangeChoreographed by: Dan Albro (US) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘Back In The Day’ by Jessta James from CD Single;download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes(48 count intro)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com38 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPageApproved by:www.linedancermagazine.com4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - IMPROVERTickle MixSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Stomp Up, Kick, Sailor Step (x 2)1 – 2 Stomp up right foot. Kick right forward to right diagonal. Stomp Kick On the spot3 & 4 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Step right to place. Right Sailor5 – 6 Stomp up left foot. Kick left forward to left diagonal. Stomp Kick7 & 8 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Step left to place. Left SailorSection 2Forward Rock, Shuffle 1/2 Turn, 1/2 Turn, Step Back, Coaster Step1 – 2 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3 & 4 Shuffle step 1/2 turn right, stepping - right, left, right. Shuffle Half Turning right5 – 6 Turning 1/2 right, step left back. Step right back. (12:00) Half Back7 & 8 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step On the spotSection 3 Side Rock, Diagonal Shuffle Forward (x 2)1 – 2 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot3 & 4 Step right forward on left diagonal. Close left beside right. Step right forward. (10:30) Right Shuffle Forward5 – 6 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock On the spot7 & 8 Step left forward on right diagonal. Close right beside left. Step left forward. (1:30) Left Shuffle ForwardSection 4Step, Pivot 3/8, Shuffle 1/2 Turn, Back, 1/2 Turn, Forward Shuffle1 – 2 Step right forward. Pivot 3/8 turn left. (9:00) Step Pivot Turning left3 & 4 Shuffle step 1/2 turn left, stepping - right, left, right. (3:00) Shuffle Half5 – 6 Step left back. Turning 1/2 turn right step right forward. (9:00) Back Half Turning rightOptionCounts 3 & 4: Right shuffle forward. Counts 5 - 6: Walk forward left, right.7 & 8 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle ForwardChoreographed by: Susanne Mose Nielsen (DK) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘Tickle My Heart’ by Paul Bailey (124 bpm); download available fromwww.paulbaileymusic.co.uk(16 count intro)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 39

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPSSection 14 WALL – 32 COUNTS – IMPROVERACTUAL FOOTWORKRight Dorothy Step, Forward Shuffle, Forward Rock, Triple Step 3/4 TurnBecause We CanCALLINGSUGGESTION1 – 2 & Step right forward on right diagonal. Lock left behind right. Step right slightly to side. Right Lock & Forward3 & 4 Step left forward. Close right beside left (or lock behind left). Step left forward. Left ShuffleDIRECTION5 – 6 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left, preparing to turn right. Rock Forward On the spot7 & 8 Triple step 3/4 turn right, stepping - right left, right. (9:00) Triple Three Quarter Turning rightSection 2 Cross, Side, Vaudeville, Ball Cross, Side, 1/4 Turn Into Coaster Step1 – 2 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross Side Right3 & Cross left behind right. Step right to side. Behind &4 & Touch left heel out to side. Step ball of left in towards right. Heel & On the spot5 – 6 Cross right over left. Step left to left side (starting to turn right). Cross Side Left7 & 8 Turn 1/4 right and step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. (12:00) Quarter Coaster Turning rightSection 3 Forward Rock, Back, Back, Air Guitar Hitch, Slow Lock, Forward Shuffle1 – 2 & Rock forward on left, recover onto right. Step left small step back. Rock Forward & On the spot3 – 4 Step right back. Hitch left knee (strumming down on air guitar, lean back slightly). Back Hitch5 – 6 Step down on left. Lock right behind left. Left Lock7 & 8 Step left forward. Close right beside left (or lock behind left). Step left forward. Left Shuffle ForwardSection 4 Step, Pivot 1/2, Forward Shuffle, 1/4 Turn Rock, Behind, Side, Cross1 – 2 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. (6:00) Step Pivot Turning left3 & 4 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Right Shuffle Forward5 – 6 Turn 1/4 right rocking left to left side. Recover onto right. Quarter Rock Turning right7 & 8 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. (9:00) Behind Side Cross RightTag 1 End of Wall 3: Side Rock, Behind Side Cross (x 2)1 – 2 Rock right out to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot3 & 4 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Behind Side Cross Left5 – 6 Rock left out to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock On the spot7 & 8 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Behind Side Cross RightTag 2 End of Wall 7: Side, Tap, Side Tap1 – 4 Step right to right side. Tap left beside. Step left to left side. Tap right beside left. Right Tap Left Tap On the spotEnding (Optional): After counts 1– 2 & of Section 1:Turn 1/4 left and step left forward, doing a final air guitar strum down.Choreographed by: Adrian Churm (UK) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘Because We Can’ by Bon Jovi; download available from amazon.co.ukor iTunes (48 count intro)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comTags: Two simple Tags, one after Wall 3 and one after Wall 740 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:Spin Me Round4 WALL – 48 COUNTS – IMPROVERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Side Rock, Behind Side Cross, 4-Walk Full Turn1 – 2 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot3 & 4 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Behind Side Cross Left5 – 8 Walk round in a full circle turning left and stepping - left, right, left right. Walk Round Turning leftSection 2 Cross, Side, Behind Side Heel Together, Cross, Side, Behind Side Cross1 – 2 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross Side Right3 & Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Behind Side4 & Touch left heel forward on left diagonal. Step left beside right. Heel Together On the spot5 – 6 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side LeftTag/Restart Wall 6: Dance 2-count Tag then start dance again from the beginning.7 & 8 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Behind Side CrossSection 3 Side Rock, Behind Side Cross, Rocking Chair1 – 2 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock On the spot3 & 4 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Behind Side Cross Right5 – 8 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rocking Chair On the spotSection 4 Cross, Side, Behind Side Heel Together, Cross, 1/4 Turn, 1/4 Chasse1 – 2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side Left3 & Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Behind Side4 & Touch right heel forward on right diagonal. Step right beside left. Heel Together On the spot5 – 6 Cross left over right. Turn 1/4 left stepping right back. (9:00) Cross Quarter Turning left7 & 8 Turn 1/4 left stepping left to side. Close right beside left. Step left to side. (6:00) Quarter ChasseSection 5 Cross Rock, Side, Hold, & Side, Hold, & Shuffle 1/4 Turn1 – 2 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock On the spot3 – 4 Step right to right side. Hold. Side Hold Right& 5 – 6 Step left beside right. Step right to right side. Hold. & Side Hold& 7 & 8 Step left beside right. Shuffle step 1/4 Turn right, stepping - right, left, right. (9:00) & Shuffle Quarter Turning rightSection 6 Step, Pivot 1/2, Step, Pivot 1/2, Jazz Box with Touch1 – 4 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. (9:00) Step Pivot Step Pivot Turning right5 – 8 Cross left over right. Step right back. Step left to left side. Touch right beside left. Jazz Box Touch On the spotTag Wall 6 (count 14): Dance 2-count Tag then Restart dance from the beginning1 – 2 Step right to right side and bump hips right. Step left to left side and bump hips right. Hip Bumps On the spotChoreographed by: Peter Jones and Anna Lockwood (UK) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘Dance With You (Radio Edit)’ by Miss 600 (136 bpm) fromEP Dance With You (Remixes); download available from amazon.co.ukor iTunes (32 count intro)Tag/Restart: One short Tag, followed by Restart, during Wall 6A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 41

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:Bread On The Table2 WALL – 64 COUNTS – IMPROVERSTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Heel Together x 2, Stomp x 2, Right Toe Fan1 – 2 Touch right heel forward. Step right beside left. Heel Together On the spot3 – 4 Touch left heel forward. Step left beside right. Heel Together5 – 6 Stomp right in place. Stomp left in place. Stomp Stomp7 – 8 Fan right toes out. Return toes to centre (weight on right). Fan RightRestart Wall 2 (facing 6:00): Start the dance again (weight onto left).Section 2 Left Toe Fan x 2, Right Toe Fan, Heel, Hook1 – 4 Fan left toes out. Return toes to centre. Fan left toes out. Return toes to centre. Out In Out In On the spot5 – 6 (Weight on left) Fan right toes out. Return toes to centre. Fan Right7 – 8 Touch right heel forward. Hook right across left. Heel HookTag Wall 5: (facing 6:00) Dance 2-count Tag then start the dance again.Section 3 Forward Lock Step With Brush x 21 – 4 Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Step right forward. Brush left forward. Right Lock Right Brush Forward5 – 8 Step left forward. Lock right behind left. Step left forward. Brush right forward. Left Lock Left BrushSection 4 Step, Pivot 1/4, Cross, Hold, Grapevine Cross1 – 4 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. Cross right over left. Hold. (9:00) Step Pivot Cross Hold Turning left5 – 8 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Step left to side. Cross right over left. Grapevine Cross LeftSection 5 Rumba Box Forward1 – 4 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Hold. Side Together Step Hold Forward5 – 8 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Step right back. Hold. Side Together Back Hold BackSection 6 1/4 Turn, Together, Step, Hold, Cross Rock, Side, Hold1 – 2 Turning 1/4 left step left to left side. Step right beside left. (6:00) Quarter Together Turning left3 – 4 Step left forward. Hold. Forward Hold Forward5 – 8 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Step right to right side. Hold. Cross Rock Side Hold On the spotSection 7 Cross Rock, 1/4 Turn, Hold, Step, Pivot 1/4, Cross, Hold1 – 2 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot3 – 4 Turning 1/4 left step left forward. Hold. (3:00) Quarter Hold Turning left5 – 8 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 left. Cross right over left. Hold. (12:00) Step Pivot Cross HoldSection 8 Side Rock, Forward, Hold, Step, Pivot 1/4, Run Run1 – 4 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Step left forward. Hold. Side Rock Step Hold Forward5 – 8 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 left. Run forward - right, left. (6:00) Step Pivot Run Run Turning leftTag During Wall 5 (after Section 2): Heel, Hook1 – 2 Touch right heel forward. Hook right across left. Then begin the dance again. Heel Hook On the spotChoreographed by: Alison Biggs and Peter Metelnick (UK) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘Bread On The Table’ by Exile (178 bpm) from EP People Get Ready;download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes(32 count intro - start on verse vocal)Restart/Tag:One Restart during Wall 2, one short Tag during Wall 5 (then Restart)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com42 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS4 WALL – 64 COUNTS – IMPROVERACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 1/4, Behind, 1/4, Hold (x 2)1 – 2 Turn 1/4 left stepping right to side. Cross left behind right. Quarter Behind Turning left3 – 4 Turn 1/4 right stepping right forward. Hold. Quarter Hold Turning right5 – 6 Turn 1/4 right stepping left to side. Cross right behind left. Quarter Behind7 – 8 Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. Hold. Quarter Hold Turning leftSection 2 Forward Rock, Back Strut x 31 – 2 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3 – 4 Step right toe back. Drop right heel taking weight. Back Strut Back5 – 6 Step left toe back. Drop left heel taking weight. Back Strut7 – 8 Step right toe back. Drop right heel taking weight. Back StrutSection 3 Coaster Step, Hold, Forward Lock Step, Hold1 – 4 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Hold. Coaster Step Hold On the spot5 – 8 Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Step right forward. Hold. Left Lock Left Hold ForwardSection 4 Step, Pivot 1/4, Weave With Hold1 – 2 Step left forward. Pivot 1/4 turn right. Step Pivot Turning rightRestart Walls 3 and 6: Step left beside right then Restart dance from the beginning.3 – 4 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross Side Right5 – 6 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Behind Side7 – 8 Cross left over right. Hold. Cross HoldSection 5 Side Touch x 2, Monterey 1/2 Turn1 – 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 Point right to right side. Turn 1/2 right stepping right beside left. Point Turn Turning right7 – 8 Point left to left side. Step left beside right. Point Together On the spotSection 6 Side Touch x 2, Monterey 1/2 Turn1 – 8 Repeat the 8 counts above (section 5).Just One For The RoadSection 7 Cross Rock, Side, Hold (x 2)1 – 2 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock On the spot3 – 4 Step right to right side. Hold. Side Hold Right5 – 6 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot7 – 8 Step left to left side. Hold. Side Hold LeftSection 8 Toe Heel Stomp (x 2)1 – 2 Touch right toe beside left. Touch right heel beside left. Toe Heel On the spot3 – 4 Stomp right forward. Hold. Stomp Hold Forward5 – 6 Touch left toe beside right. Touch left heel beside right. Toe Heel On the spot7 – 8 Stomp left forward. Hold. Stomp Hold ForwardChoreographed by: Sandra Speck (UK) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘One For The Road’ by Nathan Carter (187 bpm)from CD Time Of My Life; download available from iTunes(20 count intro - start on word Havin’ ...)Restarts: Two Restarts, both at count 27, during Walls 3 and 6A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 43

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS2 WALL – 48 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Diagonal Step, Lock, & Side Rock (x 2)1 – 2 Step right forward on right diagonal. Lock left behind right. (1:30) Right Lock Forward& 3 – 4 Step right to side, squaring to wall. Rock left to side. Recover onto right. (12:00) & Side Rock On the spot5 – 6 Step left forward on left diagonal. Lock right behind left. (10:30) Left Lock Forward& 7 – 8 Step left to side, squaring up to wall. Rock right to side. Recover onto left. (12:00) & Side Rock On the spotSection 2 Chasse, Behind, Unwind 1/2, Syncopated Cross Rocks1 & 2 Step right to side. Close left beside right. Step right to right side. Chasse Right Right3 – 4 Touch left toe behind right. Unwind 1/2 turn left (weight onto left). (6:00) Behind Unwind Turning left5 – 6 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock On the spot& 7 – 8 Step right beside left. Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. & Cross RockSection 3 Back Shuffle, Coaster Step, 3/4 Turn, Cross Shuffle1 & 2 Step left back. Close right beside left. Step left back. Shuffle Back Back3 & 4 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward, prepping for turn. Coaster Step On the spot5 – 6 Turn 1/2 right stepping left back. Turn 1/4 right stepping right to side. (3:00) Half Quarter Turning right7 & 8 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Cross Shuffle RightSection 4 Side Rock, Behind Side Cross, Hinge 1/2 Turn, Forward Shuffle1 – 2 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side Rock On the spot3 & 4 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Behind Side Cross Left5 – 6 Turn 1/4 right stepping left back. Turn 1/4 right stepping right to right side. (9:00) Hinge Turn Turning right7 & 8 Step left forward. Close right beside left. Step left forward. Left Shuffle ForwardSection 5 Heel Switches, Step, Drag (x 2)1 & Touch right heel forward. Step right beside left. Heel & On the spot2 & Touch left heel forward. Step left beside right. Heel &3 Step right long step forward on right diagonal. Step Forward4 Drag left towards right, squaring up to wall (weight ends on right). Drag5 & Touch left heel forward. Step left beside right. Heel & On the spot6 & Touch right heel forward. Step right beside left. Heel &7 Step left long step forward on left diagonal. Step Forward8 Drag right towards left, squaring up to wall (weight ends on left). DragSection 6 Forward Rock, Shuffle 1/2 Turn, Full Turn, Step, Pivot 1/4 Turn, Cross1 – 2 Rock right forward. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3 & 4 Shuffle step 1/2 turn right, stepping - right, left, right. (3:00) Shuffle Half Turning right5 – 6 Turn 1/2 right stepping left back. Turn 1/2 right stepping right forward. Full Turn7 & 8 Step left forward. Pivot 1/4 turn right. Cross left over right. (6:00) Step Turn CrossTag End of Walls 2 & 5 (facing 12:00 and 6:00 respectively): Diagonal Rocking Chair1 – 2 Rock right forward on right diagonal. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3 – 4 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock BackEnding Wall 7: End of Section 58 With right foot drag, allow left to pivot to right to end facing frontThrough The LensChoreographed by: Yvonne Anderson (UK) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘Telescope (Radio Mix)’ by Hayden Panettiere from CD The Music ofNashville: Season 1, Vol 1 (Original Sound Track); download availablefrom amazon.co.uk or iTunes (start on main vocal)Tag: A 4-count Tag is danced at the end of Walls 2 and 5A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com44 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS2 WALL – 64 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORK2 Galway GirlsCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Toe & Heel & Forward Rock, Coaster Step, Step, Pivot 1/21 & 2 Touch right toe beside left. Step down on right. Touch left heel forward. Toe & Heel On the spot& 3 – 4 Step left beside right. Rock right forward. Recover onto left. & Rock Forward5 & 6 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Coaster Step7 – 8 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right. (6:00) Step Pivot Turning rightSection 2 Toe & Heel & Forward Rock, Coaster Step, Step, Pivot 1/41 & 2 Touch left toe beside right. Step down on left. Touch right heel forward. Toe & Heel On the spot& 3 – 4 Step right beside left. Rock left forward. Recover onto right. & Rock Forward5 & 6 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step7 – 8 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. (3:00) Step Pivot Turning leftSection 3 Cross Shuffle, Side Rock, Cross, Side, Sailor Step1 & 2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Cross Shuffle Left3 – 4 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Side Rock On the spot5 – 6 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross Side Right7 & 8 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Step left to place. Left Sailor On the spotSection 4 Syncopated Rocking Chair, Stomp, Stomp, Step, Pivot 1/2, Kick Ball Change1 & 2 & Rock right forward. Recover onto left. Rock right back. Recover onto left. Rock & Rock & On the spot3 – 4 Stomp right. Stomp left. Stomp Stomp5 – 6 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. (9:00) Step Pivot Turning left7 & 8 Kick right forward. Step down on right. Step left beside right. Kick Ball Change On the spotSection 5 Dorothy Step x 2, Step, Pivot 1/2, Kick Ball Change1 – 2 & Step right diagonally forward right. Lock left behind right. Step right forward. Right Dorothy Forward3 – 4 & Step left diagonally forward left. Lock right behind left. Step left forward. Left Dorothy5 – 6 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. (3:00) Step Pivot Turning left7 & 8 Kick right forward. Step down on right. Step left beside right. Kick Ball Change On the spotSection 6 Travelling Heel Grinds1 – 2 Cross right heel over left turning toes right. Step left to left side (travelling left). Heel Grind Left3 – 4 & Cross right heel over left turning toes right. Step left to side. Step right beside left. Heel Grind &5 – 6 Cross left heel over right turning toes left. Step right to right side (travelling right). Heel Grind Right7 – 8 Cross left heel over right turning toes left. Step right to right side. Heel GrindSection 7 Together, Cross, 1/4 Turn, Chasse, Cross Rock, Chasse& 1 – 2 Step left beside right. Cross right over left. Turn 1/4 right stepping left back. (6:00) & Cross Quarter Turning right3 & 4 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Step right to right side. Chasse Right Right5 – 6 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot7 & 8 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. Chasse Left LeftSection 8 Forward Rock, Triple Full Turn, Point, Hold, & Walk Walk1 – 2 Rock right forward. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3 & 4 Triple step full turn right, stepping - right, left, right. (Option: right coaster step) Triple Full Turn Turning right5 – 6 Point left to left side. Hold. Point Hold On the spot& 7 – 8 Step left beside right. Walk forward right. Walk forward left. & Walk Walk ForwardChoreographed by: Maggie Gallagher and Chris Hodgson (UK) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘The Galway Girl (Radio Mix)’ by JG Project feat Anne Barrett fromCD Single; download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes(32 count intro)Choreographers’ note: The music is an up tempo version of the original Galway Girl trackwhich we hope you will enjoy as muchA video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 45

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS4 WALL – 64 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORKA Beautiful Noise!CALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Rocking Chair, Cross Rock, Chasse1 – 4 Rock right forward. Recover onto left. Rock right back. Recover onto left. Rocking Chair On the spot5 – 6 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock7 & 8 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Step right to right side. Chasse Right RightSection 2 Weave, Cross Rock, Chasse1 – 4 Cross left over right. Step right to side. Cross left behind right. Step right to side. Cross Side Behind Side Right5 – 6 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot7 & 8 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. Chasse Left LeftSection 3 Cross, 1/4 Turn, Back, Touch, Step, 1/2 Turn, Back Shuffle1 – 2 Cross right over left. Turn 1/4 right stepping left back. (3:00) Cross Quarter Turning right3 – 4 Step right back. Touch left toe back. Back Touch Back5 – 6 Step left forward. Turn 1/2 left stepping right back. (9:00) Step Half Turning left7 & 8 Step left back. Close right beside left. Step left back. Shuffle Back BackSection 4 Back Rock, Kick Ball Change, Step, Pivot 1/4, Cross, Side1 – 2 Rock right back. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot3 & 4 Kick right low kick forward. Step down on right. Step left beside right. Kick Ball Change5 – 6 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. (6:00) Step Pivot Turning left7 – 8 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side LeftSection 5 Figure of 8 Weave1 – 2 Cross right behind left. Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. (3:00) Behind Quarter Turning left3 – 4 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. (9:00) Step Pivot5 – 6 Turn 1/4 left stepping right to right side. Cross left behind right. (6:00) Turn Behind7 – 8 Turn 1/4 right stepping right forward. Step left forward. (9:00) Turn Step Turning rightRestart Walls 2, 4 and 6 (facing back, front, back respectively): Start the dance again.(Always after chorus ‘... in a glove, yes it does, yes it does’ - start again on ‘noise’)Section 6 Forward Rock, Triple Full Turn, Forward Rock, Shuffle 1/2 Turn1 – 2 Rock right forward. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3 & 4 Triple step full turn right, stepping - right, left, right. (Option: right coaster step) Triple Full Turn Turning right5 – 6 Rock left forward. Recover onto right. Rock Forward On the spot7 & 8 Shuffle step 1/2 turn left, stepping - left, right, left. (3:00) Shuffle Half Turning leftSection 7 Weave Left, Tap, Weave Right, Tap1 – 2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side Left3 – 4 Cross right behind left turning towards right diagonal. Tap left toe back. Behind Tap5 – 6 (Straightening up to wall) Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross Side Right7 – 8 Cross left behind right turning towards left diagonal. Tap right toe back. Behind TapSection 8 Jazz Box, Step, Pivot 1/2, Walk, Walk1 – 2 (Straightening up to wall) Cross right over left. Step left back. Cross Back Back3 – 4 Step right to right side. Step left forward. Side Forward Forward5 – 6 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. Step Pivot Turning left7 – 8 Walk forward right. Walk forward left. (Option: full turn left forward) (9:00) Walk Walk ForwardChoreographed by: Diana Dawson (UK) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘A Beautiful Noise’ by Neil Diamond (127 bpm) from various compilations;download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes (start on word ‘noise’)Restarts: Three Restarts, all after count 40 - Walls 2, 4 and 6Choreographer’s note: Music slows down on last wall - slow down your steps to matchA video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com46 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:Sunset Kiss4 WALL 2 – 32 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATESTEPSACTUAL FOOTWORKCALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1Back Rock, Shuffle 1/4 Turn, 1/2 Turn, Back, Coaster Step1 – 2 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot3 & 4 Shuffle step 1/4 turn right, stepping - right left right. (3:00) Shuffle Quarter Turning right5 – 6 Turn 1/2 right on ball of right and step left beside right. Step right back. (9:00) Half Back7 & 8 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Coaster Step On the spotSection 2Side, Together, Forward Shuffle, Sweep 1/2 Turn, Touch, Cross Mambo1 – 2 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Side Together Right3 & 4 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Right Shuffle Forward5 – 6 Turn 1/2 right on right, sweeping left around. Touch left (heel raised) beside right. Half Touch Turning right7 & 8 Rock left forward across right. Rock back on right. Step left back. (3:00) Cross Mambo On the spotRestartWalls 3 and 7 (facing 9:00 and 3:00 respectively): Start the dance again.Section 3Back Rock, Forward Shuffle, Step 1/4 Turn, Behind Side Cross1 – 2 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot3 & 4 Step right forward. Close left beside right. Step right forward. Right Shuffle Forward5 – 6 Step left forward and turn 1/4 right. Transfer weight onto right. (6:00) Step Quarter Turning right7 & 8 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Behind Side Cross RightSection 41/4 Turn, Behind, Forward Lock Step, Walk Walk, Kick Ball Point1 – 2 Step right to right side and turn 1/4 right. Cross left behind right. (9:00) Quarter Behind Turning right3 & 4 Step right forward. Lock left behind right. Step right forward. Right Lock Right Forward5 – 6 Walk forward left. Walk forward right. Walk Walk7 & 8 Kick left forward. Step left beside right. Point right to right side (leg straight). Kick Ball Point On the spotTagEnd of Wall 1: Touch, Point1 – 2 Touch right beside left. Point right to right side (leg straight). Touch Point On the spotChoreographed by: Jean-Claude & Yveline Cherpion (FR) March 2013Choreographed to: ‘Did It For The Girl’ by Greg Bates from CD Single; download availablefrom amazon.co.uk or iTunes (start on vocals)Tag/Restarts: There is one Tag at the end of Wall 1, and a Restart during Walls 3 and 7A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 47

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS4 WALL – 48 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEACTUAL FOOTWORKShake The Room!CALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONSection 1 Out, Hold, Side, Hold, Coaster Step, Hitch 1/4 Turn1 – 2 Step right forward and out. Hold. Out Hold Forward3 – 4 Step left to left side. Hold. Side Hold Left5 – 7 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Coaster Step On the spot8 Hitch left knee beside right, turning 1/4 turn right on right. (3:00) Quarter Turning rightSection 2 Cross, Hold, Back, Hold, Side, Touch, Hip Sways1 – 2 Cross left over right. Hold. Cross Hold Right3 – 4 Step right back. Hold. Back Hold Back5 – 6 Step left to left side. Touch right toe beside left. Side Touch Left7 – 8 Step right to right side, swaying hips right. Sway hips left. Sway Sway On the spotSection 3 Grapevine Right With Scuff/Touch, Grapevine 1/4 Turn With Touch1 – 2 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right3 – 4 Step right to right side. Scuff/touch left beside right. Side Scuff5 – 6 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Side Behind Left7 – 8 Turn 1/4 left stepping left forward. Touch right foot beside left. (12:00) Quarter Touch Turning leftSection 4 Diagonal Step, Heel and Toe Swivels (x 2)1 Step right forward on right diagonal. Right Forward2 – 4 Swivel left foot towards right, swivelling - heel, toe, heel. Heel Toe Heel On the spot5 Step left forward on left diagonal. Left Forward6 – 8 Swivel right foot towards left, swivelling - heel, toe, heel. Heel Toe Heel On the spotSection 5 Step Touch Back x 2, Back, Drag, Back Rock1 – 2 Step right back. Touch left toe forward and slightly across right. Back Touch Back3 – 4 Step left back. Touch right toe forward and slightly across left. Back Touch5 – 6 Step right large step back. Drag left towards right. Back Drag7 – 8 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Rock Back On the spotSection 6 Left Sugar Step, Right Sugar Step, Back, Touch1 Turn 1/4 right on right, touching left toe beside right and bending knee in towards right. Quarter Turning right2 – 3 Kick left towards left diagonal. Cross left over right. (3:00) Kick Cross Right4 Touch right toe beside left, bending right knee in towards left. Touch On the spot5 – 6 Kick right towards right diagonal. Cross right over left. Kick Cross Left7 – 8 Step left back. Touch right toe beside left. Back Touch BackNote Swivel naturally on the balls of feet during the sugar steps.Tag Danced at the end of Walls 1 & 3 (facing 3:00 & 9:00): Chasse, Back Rock, Weave1 & 2 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Step right to right side. Chasse Right Right3 – 4 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Rock Back On the spot5 – 8 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Step left to side. Cross right over left. Side Behind Side Cross LeftChasse, Back Rock, Rolling Vine1 & 2 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. Chasse Left Left3 – 4 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spot5 – 6 Turn 1/4 right stepping right forward. Turn 1/2 right stepping left back. Quarter Half Turning right7 – 8 Turn 1/4 right stepping right to right side. Cross left over right. Quarter CrossOption Counts 5 - 8: Replace full rolling vine with a 4-count weave right.Choreographed by: Craig Bennett & Karl-Harry Winson (UK) April 2013Choreographed to: ‘Shake The Room’ by Gamu from CD Single; download available fromamazon.co.uk or iTunes (16 count intro)Tag: A 16-count Tag is danced after Walls 1 and 3Choreographers’ note: The Tag doesn’t seem like a Tag, more an extended 2 sections of the danceA video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com48 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

STEPPIN’OFFTHEPagewww.linedancermagazine.comApproved by:STEPS1 WALL – PHRASED – ADVANCEDACTUAL FOOTWORKCome Together 2013CALLINGSUGGESTIONDIRECTIONPART A (Verse)Section 1 Back, 1/4 Turn, Point, 1/4 Turn, Cross Back Touch, 1/2 Turn, Step, Mambo Step1 & 2 Step right back. Turn 1/4 left stepping left to side. Point right to right side. (9:00) Back Quarter Point Turning left3 Turn 1/4 right stepping right forward and sweeping left round. (12:00) Quarter Turning right4 & Cross left over right. Step right back. Cross Back Back5 – 7 Touch left toe back. Turn 1/2 left (weight forward onto left). Step right forward. (6:00) Touch Turn Step Turning left& 8 & Rock forward on left. Rock back on right. Step left back. Mambo Step On the spotSection 2 Touch, 1/2 Turn, 1/4 Turn, Touch, & Behind & Cross, Monterey 1/4 Turn1 – 2 Touch right toe back. Turn 1/2 right (weight forward onto right). (12:00) Touch Turn Turning right3 – 4 Turn 1/4 right stepping left to side. Touch right behind left and look to left. (3:00) Quarter Touch& 5 & 6 Step right to side. Cross left behind right. Step right to side. Cross left over right. & Behind & Cross Right7 & Point right to side. Turn 1/4 right stepping right beside left. Point Quarter Turning right8 & Point left to left side. Step left beside right. (6:00) Point Together On the spotSection 3 Walk, Walk, Anchor Step, 1/2 Turn, Triple Step Full Turn, Kick Ball Change1 – 2 Walk forward right. Walk forward left. Right Left Forward3 & 4 Step right slightly behind left. Step left in place. Turn 1/2 right stepping right forward. Anchor Step Half Turning right5 & 6 Triple step full turn right, stepping - left, right, left. (12:00) Triple Full Turn7 & 8 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Step left in place. Kick Ball Change On the spotSection 4 Cross Rock, Side Rock, Syncopated Jazz Box Cross, Side Rock, Cross, Side, Drag1 & 2 & Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Rock right to side. Recover onto left. Cross Rock Side Rock On the spot3 & 4 & Cross right over left. Step left back. Step right to side. Cross left over right. Jazz Box Cross5 & 6 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Cross right over left. Side Rock Cross Left7 – 8 Step left large step to left side. Drag right up to left (end Part A facing 12:00). Side DragPART B (Instrumental)Section 1 Behind & Step, Pivot 1/2, 3/8 Turn (x 2)1 & 2 Cross right behind left. Step left to side. Step right forward on left diagonal. (10:30) Behind & Step Left3 – 4 Pivot 1/2 turn left (4:30). Turn 3/8 left stepping right to side. (12:00) Pivot Turn Turning left5 & 6 Cross left behind right. Step right to side. Step left forward on right diagonal. (1:30) Behind & Step Right7 – 8 Pivot 1/2 turn right (7:30). Turn 3/8 right stepping left to side. (12:00) Pivot Turn Turning rightRestarts On 3rd and 4th repetitions of Part B, start Part A again at this point.Section 2 Coaster Step, Step 1/2 Turn, Coaster Step, 1&1/2 Turn1 & 2 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step right forward. Coaster Step On the spot3 – 4 Walk forward left. Turn 1/2 left and step right back. (6:00) Step Half Turning left5 & 6 Step left back. Step right beside left. Step left forward (preparing for turn). Coaster Step On the spot7 – 8 Turn 1/2 left stepping right back. Turn 1/2 left stepping left forward. (6:00) Full Turn Turning leftTo start Part A, turn another 1/2 turn left stepping right back as count 1 (12:00)PART C (Chorus ‘Come together’)Section 1 Walk, Walk, Step Pivot 1/2 Side, Behind & Cross &, Lock Unwind 1/21 – 2 Walk forward right. Walk forward left. Right Left Forward3 & 4 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. Step right to right side. (6:00) Step Pivot Side Turning left5 & 6 & Cross left behind right. Step right to side. Cross left over right. Step right to side. Behind & Cross & Right7 – 8 Lock left behind right. Unwind 1/2 turn left (weight onto left). (12:00) Behind Unwind Turning leftNote Part C always goes into Part B, so be ready to cross right behind left for count 1 -easier if the unwind is slightly under rotated.SequenceA, B, A, C, B, A, C, B-(8 counts only), A, B-(8 counts only), A, C, B, A, A, AIt’s easier than it looks!Choreographed by: Debbie McLaughlin (UK) February 2013Choreographed to: ‘Come Together’ by Michael Jackson from CD HIStory - Past Present andFuture - Book 1; download available from amazon.co.uk or iTunes(16 count intro - start on vocals)Restarts:Part B has 2 Restarts (see Sequence)A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 49

Line dance…JakartastyleThe Happy Dancing International Line DanceWorkshop and Competition Indonesia 2013, anevent only in its second year, was undoubtedly agreat success. Here’s the event report written byZan Tan, Principal of Joy Club Academy.Held on 23rd February 2013 it hadsecured the presence of two specialguests from the West. They wereCrystal Boot Award Winner, Ria Vosfrom The Netherlands and popularchoreographer and instructor from theUSA, Julia Wetzel. Besides the specialguests, Line dance DJ and People’sAssociation trainer from Singapore, AllenKoh and Zan Tan, from Malaysia JoanneWong and local instructors, BambangSatiyawan and Risma Yolana wereamong the invited adjudicators too.The celebration began with a full dayworkshop come social at Grand SahidHotel, Jakarta, Indonesia. From as earlyas seven on Saturday morning, theprincipal of Happy Dancing Club, MdmTuti HD led her team into an Indonesiantraditional opening ceremony. Prayers,speeches, singing and dancing fi lledthe ballroom with laughter and cheers.Soon after, about 120 participants fromIndonesia, Malaysia, Australia, TheNetherlands, China and Singaporearrived at the ballroom awaiting Ria andJulia who taught three of their danceseach, specially choreographed for thisevent. Although there were languagebarriers, Ria and Julia’s teaching wasexcellent. Besides learning thosesix new dances from the guests, theparticipants had a long list of dancesto do throughout the whole workshop.By the end of it, all were exhausted butwere happy and excited for the next dayevent, the Happy Dancing InternationalLine Dance Competition and GalaDinner.The next day, more than 200 competitorswere assembled. Some came from asfar as Australia, Malaysia and manywere from different areas of Indonesia.The competition comprised of bothIndividual and Team categories. Amongthe six divisions (Newcomer, Beginner,Novice, Intermediate, Advance andGold), Newcomer divisions attractedthe most participation. Indeed,many in this region were new to Linedancing, needless to say taking part incompetition. Though they may be newkids on the block their technique andstyle was awesome. There were tengroups in the Team category. All thegroups did incredibly well especially theyoungest team. They kept the spectatorscheering and clapping throughout theirperformance. The competition wassplendid and impressive, complimented50 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

y the judges. After an interval, theGala dinner began. The Minister ofPeople’s Welfare of Indonesia, Mr H.RAgung Laksono and the Chairmanof Recreational Sports CommunityForum of Indonesia, Mr Hayona Ismanwere the Guests of Honour that night.Winners of the competition showcasedtheir dances before the start of thenight’s programme. There were greatperformances from the professionalcultural dancers together with theHappy Dancing Club members and Linedance organisation d’ULD Line Dancefrom Jakarta. Their performances werefantastic. After enjoying those greatperformances, it was prize presentationtime. There were some exciting,tearful and happy moments for a lot ofcompetitors. The anxious ambience ofthe prize presentation was fi nally overwhen the dance fl oor was opened to theguests for social dancing. Everyone’sspirit lit up instantly when the live band,name TOT, kicked off. Amazingly, theband could play and sing all the Linedance songs on the list. The party wasextremely fun and lively. By the end ofthe event, everyone went home not onlywith a big smile on their face but with lotsof gifts and goodies from the sponsorstoo. The whole event was remarkablysuccessful even though it was MdmTuti HD fi rst time organising such a bigevent. She felt so thankful and blessed tohave so many loyal supporters and truefriends surrounding her. This memorablemoment will remain with her for a longtime. A comprehensive Video reporthas already been aired in OnLinedancerWeekly (3 April) and subscribers canwatch it free of charge.www.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 51

This year was the firstCountry to Country festivalheld over two days inthe O2 Arena in Londonbringing some of thebiggest names in CountryMusic all under one roof.Claire Butterworth andSteve Rutter tell us allabout it.The weekend began for us at five ammaking the four and a half hour journeydown to London. Upon arrival we couldsee streams of Stetsons, like a miniNashville; we knew for sure we wereheading in the right direction! Withinthe Arena were lots of stands sellingmerchandise from the artists both bigand small, food from all over the world,a great deal of western wear and evenGem-in-I selling all their sparkles.The arena was the main attraction ofcourse but there were also some smallerstages which showcased country artistsfrom all over the world including JillJohnson from the USA and a duo fromScotland who we think we’ll be seeinga lot more of on the Line dance circuitcalled Raintown. They are, at the time ofwriting this feature, supporting BrantleyGilbert’s tour.We also met Ags Connoly, an artist verykeen to get involved with the Line dancecommunity. We also chatted to TheGood Intentions who are a Blue GrassBand from Liverpool. To us these artistscaptured the audience’s imaginationand created a superb atmosphere whilewe waited in anticipation for the big actsto come on the main stage.Supporting big names is never easybut we were really impressed by theseguys.So to the main event. The first act on themain stage was Grammy award winningKristian Bush from the duo Sugarland.He was followed by Little Big Town, agroup that is a firm favourite for us both.We made our way up to the mainarena and found our seats, theatmosphere was just amazing. Theone thing that struck our attention wasthe age range there. The majority ofthe crowd were young, showing thatCountry music is still very much alivein the UK today.With this in mind, this could be thetime when we finally should be able topromote country music within our dancescene far more than we do and attractyounger elements as well as keeping thefans happy.52 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

Vince Gill was up next. The legendarysinger performed a range of songs fromthe start of his career to the material hehas recorded in the more recent years.Then it was finally time to see the maneverybody had been waiting for. TimMcGraw.By this time the Arena was packed, Timhad everyone on their feet covering songsold and new, we couldn’t have asked fora better finale for the first night. This wasamazing and certainly for us both, themost Country of country events we everhave gone to in the United Kingdom.Sunday was another day with otherterrific acts from the USA. We weredelighted to catch the newest inducteeto the Grand Ole Opry, Darius Ruckerwho was excellent as well as LeannRimes who stunned her audiencewith her acapella version of AmazingGrace. The arena became so silentyou could have heard a pin drop, itwas truly amazing, a moment in timeno one there would ever forget andin our opinion the performance of theweekend.We were able to also see BrantleyGilbert, who has a rocky edge to hismusic, and just to finish what had beenthe most amazing weekend for countrymusic the fabulous Carrie Underwoodwho was simply incredible. This isone artist everyone who loves Countryshould see live once in their lives. Shehas an amazing international futureahead of her, and reminded us both ofa young Dolly Parton.Carrie’s performance was very specialfor Steve when she performed one ofher biggest hits “Before He Cheats”which Steve co-choreographed thedance “Before They Cheat” to, alongwith Glynn Holt.This was a spectacular weekend andwe would highly recommend any countrymusic lover to go and experience whatthey have to offer.Next year’s Country 2 Country festivalwill be the 15-16 March 2014. If you loveCountry, you cannot afford to miss it!www.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 53

NuLine Dance...Truly Global!After seeing so many posts about Nulinelast year I thought I would contact AlisonJohnstone to enquire about rebadgingin Cape Town – for me it wasn’t aboutinstantly trying to generate numbers but Iliked the positive attitude and passion forthis hobby of mine and perhaps it wouldmake my new and seasoned dancerswant to be part of this fresh approach.The nuline instructors have become agreat friendly community I find the blog/face book page a great help, the membersare so supportive and are always willing tohelp out with suggestions and ideas …I thought I would share my findingswith other Cape Town teachers and helda Nuline Mini Social this month so theycould see the picture – We had a greatafternoon of dance a good a mix of dancessome floor fillers - ‘Mexi Fest’ ‘Reflection’‘Throw away The Key’ ‘Wagon WheelRock ‘ Outta Control’ and‘Wanna WannaWoop’ to name a few.SHIRLEYDE JONGCape Townshirleydj@nulinedance.comAdeline Cheng from Malaysialoves dancing, making friends andsharing anything she know withothers.“I met Alison in FB 2010 and sheshared with me about NULINEDANCE. I found it very interestingbecause in NULINE it will helpto build the confi dence of theinstructors, build up their teachingand choreography all with the helpfrom other Nuline membersNULINE DANCE have a goodprincipal Alison Johnstone to lead usin this group and the bonding hereis like a big family, we encourageand overcome any problemsI meet Alison and Heidi in 2011 forthe fi rst time when I held my partyon 22nd August then Alison and herNULINE DANCE from PERTH cameto Malaysia for our offi cial launch on24th June 2012... approximately 180dancers turned out for the launch .The history in my life is that Alisonand me have choreographed adance YOU NEEDED ME and thisdance was released on 24th JUNE2012.NULINE DANCE motto is ToPreserve and Perpetuate This Formof Dance On The Global Basis.THANK YOU to Alison Johnstone“.ADELINE CHENGMalaysiaadelinec@nulinedance.com

Nuline are on a mission to let the world knowhow fabulous our dance genre is.Nuline are achieving great things but to push forward we need YOU!! Enthusiastic- motivated - forward thinking Line Dance instructors who have a desire to set therecord straight within the media and to promote a new public image for Line Dance.Collectively this is completely achievable whilst our lone voices will never be heard.By joining Nuline on their mission you will not only gain the opportunity to use thelogo for professional identity but your £50 annual fee will be used only to promoteline dance and raise awareness of what we do now! ALL Dance styles andMusic Genres.You keep your own identity, use Nuline logo /status, as much or as little as you want.You are not told how to run your club or what to teach. But if you are passionateabout taking Line Dance forward by joining Nuline Dance you will be contributingto what we all want to achieve a true public image of our fantastic Line Dance world.For more info on how your fee will be used and the benefi ts of joining Nuline for theInstructor contact alison@nulinedance.comA COMPLETE PACKAGEfor an introductory price of only £50*(or country equivalent) *that works out at just 96p a week.You can even pay in instalments just ask for details.Open your club doors to the next generation of dancers NOW!Contact Alison Johnstone atalison@nulinedance.com or visitwww.nulinedance.com1116347

Trying new formats is a very hard thing to do when you create an event.Big Dave was recently invited to an Orlando “Experience” not to be missed.Here is his report…Diane and Sandy run this great eventand I’m so proud that they include me astheir DJ and co-host along with Pauline.We had a lovely crowd with us this yearand we really did have a fun transatlanticdance party.Pauline and I have enjoyed a ‘Busman’sHoliday’ to help with this new event inthe States for three years now. This yearwas the best ever as The Experiencecontinues to grow, develop and getestablished on the US event circuit.The guests were illustrious this year:Ria, Craig, Simon, Guyton, Shaz, Dan,Debbie and Joey and they all did anawesome job dancing, socialising andteaching some great new dances, all setto a fun ‘Movies’ theme.In the States most events are bigmulti-room affairs with three to fourroom options for workshops and socialdancing as well as theatre style seatingaround the dance fl oors. Diane andSandy have successfully organised avice-versa, taking a Brit style event tothe USA, a one room event with tablesaround the dance fl oor. Now in the USA,that is quite new and I can report that itseems to be working well, with around200 dancers joining us this year.From a DJ point of view, I love workingthrough a pre-published list of the teamsclassic dances over the weekend andeach night showcase the evenings hostsfor a half hour slot around midnight –The dancers particularly liked the screenshowing the up-coming dances andmade good use of the request slips eachevening.We don’t do a formal ‘show’ at theExperience, but thanks to the Movietheme, there was a lot of laughs withdressing up as famous stars and judgingtables on the Saturday evening! Afterthat, like every evening, we danced thenight away until the early hours, slippingin lots of fun bits along the way like theChoreographer Music/Dance Bingo, aquiz and our Dancer Oscars. Everyoneenjoyed their hot dog, popcorn andnachos movie treat at midnight too.The Experience had attracted a greatdiverse crowd asking for Improverthrough to Advanced dances, as wellas a good mix of country and pop too,something for everyone.One of my personal highlights is anight in a big local Country Club calledCowboys, where we have around 150dancers, both at the event and manylocals just with us for the night. I getto DJ for the night and this year Ria,Simon and Craig each taught a newdance. That is always a great start to agreat weekend.On Sunday evening we round it alloff with an informal chill down night ata local bowling alley for around 50 ofthe dancers still in town, this year ourchamps were Rona Kaye from New Yorkand our very own Craig Bennett. Thenwe danced some more in the alley bar,where I got to DJ again.The team then chilled out at a cool postevent party at Diane’s, a lovely fi nish toa fabulous weekend with good dancingfriends. And guess what? It is all set to beeven bigger and better next year with anincredible line-up. See what you think:Niels Poulsen, Rachael McEnaney, DeeMusk, Maria Maag, Guyton Mundy,Simon Ward - and our regular MC JoeyWarren who will be our ‘ringmaster’for the ‘Circus’ theme, hopefully “thegreatest show on earth”… What anExperience this will be! If you are freeon the weekend of 13th-16th February2014, you could do far worse than havea weekend in Orlando!56 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

Some of the big hits ofthe weekend:Ria – Question Of DoubtA 32/4 Advanced West Coast............Also taught Hurt Me Carefully, TheBass & Give It A GoSimon – Rhythm Of The NightA 64/2 Intermediate West Coast............Also Have A Little Faith & City BoyWaltzCraig – When I Was YoursA 32/4 Intermediate Nightclub............Also Runaway Train, Just Be &Treasure (& the LDF dance)Debbie – Come Together 2013A Phrased Advanced West Coast............Also ShiverDan – We’re Not BrokenA Phrased Advanced Cha............Also Steel Horse CowboyShaz – It’s Like LoveA 32/4 Intermediate Smooth............Also DisclosureJoey – RecklessA 32/2 Intermediate West Coast............Also Leave You AloneGuyton – SuperstarA 32/4 Intermediate Funky............Also Gotta Be Somebody & Won’tBack Downwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 57

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LinedancerTop TwentythechartsDANCE LEVEL CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Throw Away The Key INT Alison and Peter Wake Me Up Helen Fischer2 Tango De Pasion INT Kate Sala Tango De Pasion Anamar3 Wagon Wheel Rock IMP Yvonne Anderson Wagon Wheel Nathan Carter4 Outta Control ADV Simon Ward Outta Control De-Lano5 Hurt Me Carefully INT Ria Vos Take It Easy On Me Beth Hart6 Gleefully There INT Rachael McEnaney As Long As You’re There Glee Cast7 His Only Need INT Ria Vos She Is His Only Need Wynonna8 Voodoo Jive INT Adrian Churm Voodoo Voodoo Mike Sanchez and his Band9 Mexi-Fest IMP Kate Sala Back In Your Arms Again The Mavericks10 Crank It Up INT Daniel Whittaker Crank It Up David Guetta11 Disappearing Tail Lights IMP Peter and Alison Disappearing Tail Lights Gord Bamford12 Troublemaker INT Vikki Morris Troublemaker Olly Murs13 Beautiful In My Eyes INT Simon Ward Beautiful In My Eyes Joshua Kadison14 Reflection INT Alison Johnstone Da Roots Mind Reflection15 Windy City Waltz INT S. Ward/R. Vos/D. Bailey I Love You Faith Hill16 Disconnected INT Robbie McGowan Hickie Stay Here Lee Dewyze17 Let the Sky Fall... INT Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris Skyfall Adele18 Love Is A Word IMP Maggie Gallagher New Age Marlon Roudette19 Anything Goes INT Alison and Peter Anything Goes Randy Houser20 50 Ways INT Patricia Stott 50 Ways To Say Goodbye TrainVOTE 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 May 2013 • 59

thechartsBeginnerDance LevelsYour vote is essential – PLEASE VOTE TODAYGo to: www.linedancermagazine.com/myprofi leDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Cheap Talk Gaye Teather Talk Is Cheap Alan Jackson2 Shattered Dreams Karl-Harry Winson When You Say My Name The Overtones3 Wake Me Up And Stay Helen Reeson Wake Me Up Helen Fischer4 Almost Tomorrow Margaret Swift It’s Almost Tomorrow Mark Wynter5 Jonah In The Whale Claire Bell Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive Jools Holland6 Whispering Your Name Alison and Peter She’s Not You Chris Isaak7 Something In The Water Niels Poulsen Something In The Water Brook Fraser8 Wrong Side Kirsthen Hansen I Can’t Lie Maroon 59 Give Me R.E.S.P.E.C.T. M. Vasquez R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Melanie-Amaro10 Seduced Ira Weisburd I Want To Be Seduced Rob RioImproverYour vote is essential – PLEASE VOTE TODAYGo to: www.linedancermagazine.com/myprofi leDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Wagon Wheel Rock Yvonne Anderson Wagon Wheel Nathan Carter2 Mexi-Fest Kate Sala Back In Your Arms Again The Mavericks3 Disappearing Tail Lights Peter and Alison Disappearing Tail Lights Gord Bamford4 Love Is A Word Maggie Gallagher New Age Marlon Roudette5 The Belle Of Liverpool Audrey Watson The Belle Of Liverpool Derek Ryan6 Little Too High Richard Palmer/Lorna Dennis Candy Robbie Williams7 Driven Rob Fowler Driven Casey James8 Half Past Nothin’ Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris Knock Knock Jack Savoretti9 Maverockin Gaye Teather As Long As There’s Loving... The Mavericks10 Rock Paper Scissors Maggie Gallagher Rock-Paper-Scissors KatzenjammerIntermediateYour vote is essential – PLEASE VOTE TODAYGo to: www.linedancermagazine.com/myprofi leDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Throw Away The Key Peter and Alison Wake Me Up Helene Fischer2 Tango De Pasion Kate Sala Tango De Pasion Anamar3 Hurt Me Carefully Ria Vos Take It Easy On Me Beth Hart4 Gleefully There Rachael McEnaney As Long As You’re There Glee Cast5 His Only Need Ria Vos She Is His Only Need Wynonna6 Crank It Up Daniel Whittaker Crank It Up David Guetta7 Voodoo Jive Adrian Churm Voodoo Voodoo Mike Sanchez and his Band8 Troublemaker Vikki Morris Troublemaker Olly Murs9 Beautiful In My Eyes Simon Ward Beautiful In My Eyes Joshua Kadison10 Reflection Alison Johnstone Da Roots Mind ReflectionAdvancedYour vote is essential – PLEASE VOTE TODAYGo to: www.linedancermagazine.com/myprofi leDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Outta Control Simon Ward Outta Control De-Lano2 Together We Dance Alison and Peter Dance With Me Johnny Reid3 Gotta Be Somebody Guyton Mundy Gotta Be Somebody Nickelback4 Backtrack Maggie Gallagher Backtrack Rebecca Ferguson5 Brand New Me Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris Brand New Me Alicia Keys6 Come Together 2013 Debbie McLaighlin Come Together Michael Jackson7 Question Of Doubt Ria Vos Who Is He And What... Shaun Escoffery8 Hairspray Simon Ward/Rachael McEnaney You Can’t Stop The Beat The Cast of Hairspray9 Have A Little Faith Simon Ward There You’ll Be Faith Hill10 Don’t Stop The Party Niels Poulsen Don’t Stop The Party Pitbull60 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

This month’s DJ Playlist is courtesy ofLinda Garrett of Blooming Linda’s Line Dance Club inSomerton, Somerset from their social 20th April 2013DJ PlaylistDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 September In The Rain Karen Tripp September In The Rain Rod Stewart2 Reflection Alison Johnstone Mind Reflection Da Roots3 Tango De Pasion Kate Sala Tango De Pasion Anamar4 Throw Away The Key Alison and Peter Wake Me Up Helene Fischer5 Outta Control Simon Ward Outta Control De-Lano6 Wagon Wheel Rock Yvonne Anderson Wagon Wheel Nathan Carter7 50 Ways Pat Stott 50 Ways To Say Goodbye Train8 Gleefully There Rachael McEnaney As Long As You’re There Glee Cast9 Black Heart Kate Sala Black Heart Stooshe10 Shattered Dreams Karl-Harry Winson When You Say My Name The Overtones11 Long Distance Love Dee Musk Long Distance Melanie Amaro12 Mexi-Fest Kate Sala Back In Your Arms Again Mavericks13 Rolling In The Deep Maggie Gallagher Rolling In The Deep Adele14 The Mermaid Pat Stott Mermaid Train15 Showed Up Late Michelle Risley Showed Up Late Pete Stothard16 Pot of Gold Liam Hrycan Dance Above The Rainbow Ronan Hardiman17 Crank It Up Daniel Whittaker Crank It Up David Guetta19 123 Waltz Val Myers Lonely You Lee Ann Womack20 Disappearing Tail Lights Alison and Peter Disappearing Tail Lights Gord Bamford21 Hurt Me Carefully Ria Vos Take It Easy Beth Hart22 Some Nights Maggie Gallagher Some Nights Fun23 When I Need You Karl-Harry Winson When I Need You Joe McElderry24 Wishful Thinking Jim O’ Neill Loving All Night Rodney Crowell25 When I Was Yours Craig Bennett When I Was Your Man Bruno Mars26 Domino Rachael McEnaney Domino Jesse J27 Voodoo Jive Adrian Churn Voodoo Voodoo Mike Sanchez and his Band28 Love Is A Word Maggie Gallagher New Age Marlon Roudette29 The Wanderer Michelle Risley The Wanderer Status Quo30 Windy City Waltz Darren Bailey/Simon Ward/Ria Vos I Love You-Faith HillClub ChartsGemini LDCClwyd, Nr. ChesterContact: mary.stubbs@hotmail.co.ukthechartsDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Little Too High Richard Palmer/Lorna Dennis Candy Robbie Williams2 Til Forever Audrey Watson From Here Til Forever Helene Fischer3 Shattered Dreams Karl-Harry Winson When You Say My Name Lennerockers4 Wake Me Up & Stay Helen Reeson Wake Me Up Helene Fischer5 Mary Mary Karl-Harry Winson Kiss Me Mary Derek Ryan6 Places Michelle Adlam/Maria Hennings Hunt Places I’ve Never Been Mark Wills7 Amazingly Beautiful Timothy To/Theresina Tam Simply Beautiful Lennerockers8 Mexi-Fest Kate Sala Back In Your Arms The Mavericks9 Imelda’s Way Adrian Churm Inside Out Imelda May10 When I Need You Karl-Harry Winson When I Need You Joe McElderrySmart Moves LDCKilmarnock, ScotlandSource: Smartmoves@live.co.ukDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC ARTIST1 Hurt Me Carefully Ria Vos Take It Easy On Me Beth Hart2 When I Was Yours Craig Bennett When I Was Your Man Bruno Mars3 Mary Mary Karl-Harry Winson Kiss Me Mary Derek Ryan4 Wild Love Maggie Gallagher Wild Love Ria Garvey5 Time In A Bottle Alison and Peter Time In A Bottle John Berry6 Voodoo Jive Adrian Churm Voodoo Voodoo Mike Sanchez and his Band7 Clap For The DJ Ria Vos Tonight I’m Your DJ Ida Corr8 Whiskey Instead Of Wine Vikki Morris Weed Instead Of Roses Ashley Monroe9 Long Distance Love Dee Musk Long Distance Melanie Amaro10 Disappearing Tail Lights Alison and Peter Disappearing Tail Lights Gord BamfordNina’s Delta BluesBallymoney, County AntrimSource: annmcmullan35@hotmail.comDANCE CHOREOGRAPHER MUSIC TRACK MUSIC1 Throw Away The Key Peter and Alison Wake Me Up Helene Fischer2 Rock Me Nina McMullan-McAuley Wagon Wheel Nathan Carter3 Bread On The Table Alison and Peter Bread On The Table Exile4 Voodoo Jive Adrian Churm Voodoo Voodoo Mike Sanchez and his Band5 Rockaway Alison and Peter Rockaway Kellie Pickler6 Give It A Go Ria Vos Give It Up Andrew Spencer7 2 Galway Girls Maggie Gallagher/Chris Hodgson The Galway Girl JG Project8 Reflection Alison Johnstone Da Roots Mind Reflection9 Kiss Me Mary Daisy Simons Kiss Me Mary Derek Ryan10 Let It Be Love Robbie McGowan Hickie Anything Other Than Love Deborah Allenwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 61

thechartsDanceVoodoo Jive Runaway Train Starting Something64 Count2 WallIntermediate64 Count2 WallIntermediate48 Count4 WallIntermediateChoreographerAdrian ChurmChoreographerCraig BennettChoreographerPeter and AlisonMusic Track And ArtistVoodoo Voodoo - MikeSanchez and his BandAbsolutely fabulous dance. Greatmusic. Steps are a treat to dance.Should be a winner.Valerie HughesI love jive! Really surprised at howquickly the class picked this up as it isquite nippy but they really liked it. Nobits to remember so that’s a bonusreally.Val WhittingtonThis looks great! Will definitely teachit. It’s 34 deg here in South Africa butI’ll sweat it out to do this one! Greatmusic & steps.Marilyn LeeThis went down a storm last night,fast pace but nothing difficult, the stepcombinations fit perfectly to a greatpiece of music, first time in a whilethey said they loved it after the firstteach.Denise NichollsMusic Track And ArtistRunaway Train - SamCallahanGreat dance and went well in all myclasses. The choreography fits thetitle and the music perfectly this isalso one of those dances that we canJUST DANCE, no tags or re starts.J MyersTaught this in my easier class thisweek and they said they liked it.Choreography is good, with theadded bonus of no tags or re-starts.I really liked the music when I firstheard it but felt like I was waiting fora bigger beat to kick in but it doesn’t.I like the dance but just a littledisappointed with the music.Kath DickensMy Intermediates really liked thisdance. Good music & straightforwardstep sequences. Great to have notags/restarts!Norma PurnellMusic Track And ArtistWanna Be Startin’ Somethin’ –Glee CastMoon Walks, Funky Walks, Hot KneeSwivels what more could a dancerwant from a dance. A chance to putlot’s of attitude in to it. Easy teach assections flow on nicely. One not to bemissed for all levels.Mike ParkinsonA truly fun dance with some reallycool moves. Brings the fun back toLine dancing.Fred BFab fun dance and quite an easyteach. Really fits the music andmakes you want to dance. Love theswivels and ‘sit down’ moves. Remindme of dances from many years ago.This certainly brings back the fun intoLine dancing.Ann WoodFun, Funky dance with no tags orrestarts. Lots of attitude, sure to be ahit.Maureen BullockLinedancer 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 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

ReviewsthechartsLong Distance Love When I Was Yours The Belle Of Liverpool64 Count4 WallIntermediate32 Count4 WallIntermediate64 Count2 WallImproverChoreographerDee MuskChoreographerCraig BennettChoreographerAudrey WatsonMusic Track And ArtistLong Distance –Melanie AmaroThis dance has some interestingsteps and the turns flow beautifully.It was easier to teach than I thoughtbut needed to go over sections 3 &4 a few times. Lovely upbeat trackmakes you want to dance. Definitelyrecommended!Marilyn LeeI really enjoy this dance flows so wellto the music,a good strong beat, anice pace,and looks good on thefloor.Valerie SimLove this dance, taught it recently,class found it a little hard and certainlyneeded to concentrate on some ofthe sections. Will be doing it againand it was not as hard as I thought itwas going to be to teach, brilliant!Caroline CooperVery well received in classes, gavealternatives for non turners soeveryone was on the floor. Steps flowthroughout, one easy tag no problem.Denise NichollsMusic Track And ArtistWhen I Was Your Man –Bruno MarsA really cool nightclub two stepwhich has been choreographed toa fantastic track, this should do verywell.Christine WallaceLovely track, class mastered thetiming and fitting it to music aftera couple of goes on the first wall.Another nice nightclub, so muchchoice!Sue MarksLove this dance, feels like you’refloating on air, lovely music, steps abit tricky but manageable.Gillian WaltersAmazing music. Just the last threecounts felt awkward to start with. Ithink it is easier to turn with both feet,keeping balanced to slow music, triedto spiral and didn’t seem to work.Maureen BullockMusic Track And ArtistThe Belle Of Liverpool –Derek RyanNice dance, no tags or restarts. Funmusic to sing-a-long with. Hope thisdoes well, went well in class.Phil MarsonNice easy teach and a round ofapplause at the end, class loved it,I`m sure artists and bands will pickthis one up.Denise NichollsMy classes love this dance. Upbeatmusic, not too difficult and lots offun. We also like the lack of tags andrestarts. So much easier to just enjoythe dance.Karen HodginsWas pleasantly surprised with thisone, I thought the class wouldstruggle with the direction but no theygot it right off and really loved it.Lois LightfootWatch & LearnVideo clips available now atwww.linedancermagazine.comLong Distance LoveRunaway TrainStarting SomethingThe Belle Of LiverpoolVoodoo JiveWhen I Was Yourswww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 63

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Focus On is thelatest innovation forLinedancer readers.This month:Focus OnDJ’sDJ GRROWLERJohn has been teaching line dance for many years withhis wife Maureen. They started running monthly Socialsin 2004 for which he was the DJ and then two weekendevents of their own as well as ‘Sunday Showcases’ atwhich unknown choreographers come to teach theirown dances alongside well established ‘names’. Since1997 John has been on the staff at the ‘Las VegasDance Explosion’, instructing and as DJ in the beginnersballroom, the hardest job for a DJ as the beginners usuallyneed someone on the fl oor to lead or cue the dancers.This room has gone from strength to strength and nowrivals the main ballroom in size. For the last three yearsJohn has also DJ’d at the Wolvestock Country Festivaland since 2011 the ‘Jewel in the Crown’ has been DJ’ingat Linedancer Magazine’s ‘Crystal Boot Awards’.DANCE CHOICES:Half Past TwelveMichael’s Two StepSunshineSacred TrustDJ JILL BABINECJill is a very well known and popular DJ on the EventCircuit in North America. In 2013 alone, so far she hasDJ’d at the Worlds (Nashville), the Big Bang Classic (NorthCarolina) and she will be DJ’ing at the Canadian LineDance Classic (Toronto), Pike’s Peak or Bust (ColoradoSprings), Dance Is Life (Las Vegas), Windy City Maniaand Windy City Linedance (Chicago), Virginia LinedanceFestival (Virginia) and Celebrate Dance (Toronto). Jill isknown for her zany sense of humour and approachablemanner; she always keeps the dance fl oor full. Jill isalso an excellent dancer and won the Dancer of the YearAward at the 2009 Vegas Line Dance Explosion and aswell is into the 10th year of running her own successfulfund-raising event ‘Dance For A Cure’.DANCE CHOICES:Skiffle TimeHoney PieLove RepeatsCall Me Babywww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 65

...DJ Grrowlerwww.linedancermagazine.comLesley taught this one at oneof our “Sunday Showcases”an all day event to showcaseunknown choreographers –it’s been a fi rm favourite withour classes ever since.Half Past Twelve2 WALL – 64 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1 Kick, Ball, Cross x 2, Side Rock, Cross Shuffle1&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. Rock side On the spot7&8 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Cross Shuffle LeftSection 2 1/4 Turn, 1/4 Turn, Cross Shuffle, Side Rock, Behind, Side, Cross1-2 Turn 1/4 right and step back on left. Turn 1/4 right and step right to right side. Turn Turn Turning right3&4 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Cross Shuffle Right5-6 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Rock side On the spot7&8 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Behind Side Cross LeftSection 3 Kick, Ball, Cross x 2, Side Rock, Cross Shuffle1&2 Kick left forward. Step left beside right. Cross right over left. Kick Ball Cross Left3&4 Kick left forward. Step left beside right. Cross right over left. Kick Ball Cross5-6 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right.. Rock Side On the spot7&8 Cross left over right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Cross Shuffle RightSection 4 1/4 Turn, Step, Coaster Step, Walk x 2, Shuffle1-2 Turn 1/4 left and step back on right. Step left beside right. Turn Together Turning left3&4 Step right back. Step left beside right. Step forward on right.. Coaster Step On the spot5-6 Walk forward left, right Step Step Forward7&8 Step forward on left. Step left beside right. Step forward on left Shuffle ForwardSection 5 Forward Rock, Together, Shuffle Back, Back Rock,1-2& Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Step right beside left. Forward Rock Together On the spot3-4 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Rock Forward5&6 Step back on left. Step right beside left. Step back on left. Shuffle Back7-8 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back On the spotSection 6 Kick Ball Step, Step, Pivot 1/2, Kick Ball Step, Step, Pivot 1/41&2 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Kick Ball Step Forward3-4 Step right forward. Pivot 1/2 turn left. Step Pivot Turning left5&6 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Step left forward. Kick Ball Step Forward7-8 Step right forward. Pivot 1/4 turn left. Step Pivot Turning leftSection 7 Jazz Box, Step back x 2, Cross shuffle1-2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side On the spot3-4 Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Side Cross5-6 Step back on right. Step back on left. Step Step Back7&8 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Cross Shuffle LeftSection 8 Side Rock, Behind, Side, Cross, Step, Pivot 1/2, Step, Pivot 1/21-2 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Rock Side On the spot3&4 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Behind Side Cross Right5-6 Step forward on right. Pivot 1/2 turn left Step Pivot Turning left7-8 Step forward on right. Pivot 1/2 turn left Step PivotTag End of Wall 2 add Jazz Box1-2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side.3-4 Step right to right side. Cross left over right.Choreographed by:LesleyClarkeScotlandAugust 2008Choreographed to:Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!by Amanda Seyfrued(CD: Mamma Mia moviesoundtrack also availableon amazon.com)Tag:End of Wall 2Intro: 36 counts from theheavy beat.66 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

...DJ Grrowlerwww.linedancermagazine.comI learnt this one at my fi rst trip to The LasVegas Dance Explosion (2005) – taughtby Simon Ward. Terry has it listed as Beg/Improver, but it certainly isn’t beginner,the S.S,Q.Q.Q.(slow, slow, quick, quick,quick) rhythm takes a little mastering.Michael’s Two Step1 WALL – 64 COUNTS – IMPROVERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1 Step, Hold, Cross, Hold, Step, Side, Step, Hold1-4 Step forward on left. Hold. Cross right over left. Hold (S, S) Step Hold Cross Hold Forward5-6 Step back on left. Step right to right side.(Q, Q) Back Side Back7-8 Step forward on left. Hold. (S) Step Hold ForwardSection 2 Cross, Hold, Back, Side, Cross, Hold, Side, Hold1-4 Cross right over left. Hold. Step back on left. Step right to right side. (S, Q, Q) Cross Hold Back Side Back5-8 Cross left over right. Hold. Rock-step right to right side. Hold. (S, S) Cross Hold Side Hold RightSection 3 1/4 Turn, Step, Step, Hold, 1/2 Turn, Hold, Step, Step1-4 Turn1/4 left and step forward on left. Step forward right, left. Hold. (Q, Q, S) Turn Step Step Hold Turning left5-6 Turn 1/2 left and rock-step back on right. Hold. (S) Turn Hold7-8 Recover-step onto left. Step forward on right. (Q, Q) Left Right ForwardRestart Wall 3 - see note belowSection 4 Rock Forward, Hold, Recover, Hold, Coaster Step, Hold1-2 Rock forward on left. Hold. Forward Hold3-4 Recover onto right. Hold. (S, S) Recover Hold On the spot5-6 Step back on left. Step right beside left. (Q, Q) Step Together7-8 Step left forward. Hold. (S) Step HoldSection 5 Pivot 1/2, Hold, Step, Pivot 1/2, Step, 1/4 Pivot, Cross, Hold1-2 Make 1/2 pivot turn right onto right. Hold. (S) Turn Turning right3-4 Step forward on left. Pivot 1/2 right. (Q, Q) Step Pivot5-6 Step forward on left. Pivot 1/4 right. (Q< Q) Step Pivot7-8 Cross left over right. Hold. (S) Cross hold On the spotSection 6 Side, Hold, 1/4 Turn, Together, Rock Side, Hold, Recover, Hold1-2 Step right to right side. Hold. (S) Side Hold Right3-4 Turn 1/4 left and step left to left side. Step right beside left. (Q, Q) Turn Together Turning left5-8 Rock left to left side. Hold. Recover onto right. Hold. (S, S) Rock HoldRecover HoldOn the spotSection 7 Cross, Side, Behind, Hold, 1/4 Turn, Step, Pivot 1/21-2 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Cross Side3-4 Cross left over right. Hold. (Q, Q, S) Behind Hold Right5-6 Turn 1/4 right and step forward on right . Hold. (S) Turn Step Turning right7-8 Step forward on left. Pivot 1/2 turn right. (Q, Q) Step PivotSection 8 Step, Hold, Step, Hold, Step, Pivot 1/2, Step, Pivot 1/21-4 Step forward on left. Hold. Step forward on right. Hold. (S, S) Step Hold Step Hold Forward5-6 Step forward on left. Pivot 1/2 turn right. (Q, Q) Step Pivot Turning right7-8 Step forward on left. Pivot 1/2 turn right. (Q, Q) Step PivotChoreographed by:TerryHoganAustraliaNovember 2005Choreographed to:Dance With The One ThatBrought You by ShaniaTwain (CD: Shania Twainalso available on amazon.com and itunes)Restarts:Wall 3 dance 24 countsmaking 1/4 turn left on thelast count stepping rightbeside left to restart facingthe front.A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 67

...DJ Grrowlerwww.linedancermagazine.comThis one is a real beginnerdance for the uninitiated,only one quarter turn, and itleaves them with a sense ofachievement and a desire tolearn more.Sunshine4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1 Side, Together, Side, Touch x 21-2 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Side Together Right3-4 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Side Touch5-6 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Side Together Left7-8 Step left to left side. Touch right beside left. Side TouchSection 2 Forward Touches x 2, Back Touches x 21-2 Step forward on right. Touch left beside right. Step Touch Forward3-4 Step forward on left. Touch right beside left. Step Touch5-6 Step back on right. Touch left beside right. Step Touch Back7-8 Step back on left. Touch right beside left. Step TouchSection 3Walk Forward x 3, Kick, Walk Back x 3, Kick1-2 Walk forward right, left Walk Walk Forward3-4 Walk forward right. Kick left forward, Walk Kick5-6 Walk back left, right Walk Walk Back7-8 Walk back left. Kick right forward. Walk KickSection 4Grapevine right, Grapevine 1/4 Turn1-2 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right3-4 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Side Touch5-6 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Side Behind Left7-8 Turn 1/4 left and step left forward. Touch right beside left. Turn Touch Turning leftChoreographed by:BarbaraLoweUKMarch 2008Choreographed to:‘A Brighter Day’ byHelena Paparizou (CD:Protereotita - Euro Editionalso available on amazon.co.uk)Styling Tip:In sections 2, 3, 4, holdhands with the person nextto you.A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com68 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

...DJ Grrowlerwww.linedancermagazine.comNice beginner/improverdance for introducing fullturns. Will fi t to lots ofdifferent tracks, so a goodone for live bands. Try itto JLo’s “Let’s Get Loud’.Sacred Trust4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – IMPROVERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Cross Rock, Chasse, Cross Rock, Chasse 1/4 Turn1-2 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot3&4 Step left to left side. Step right beside left. Step left to left side. Chasse Left5-6 Cross rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock On the spot7&8 Step right to right side. Step left beside right. Turn 1/4 right and step right to right side. Chasse RightSection 2Step, Pivot 1/2 Turn, Shuffle, Full Turn, Shuffle1-2 Step forward on left. Pivot 1/2 turn right. Step Pivot Turning right3&4 Step forward on left. Step right beside left. Step forward on left. Shuffle Forward5-6 Turn 1/2 left and step back on right. Turn 1/2 left and step forward on left Turn Turn Turning left7&8 Step forward on right. Step left beside right. Step forward on right. Shuffle ForwardSection 3 Rock Forward, Coaster Step x 21-2 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right Rock Forward On the spot3&4 Step back on left. Step right beside left. Step forward on left. Coaster Step5-6 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock Forward7-8 Step back on right. Step left beside right. Step forward on right. Coaster StepSection 4 Touch, Touch, Coaster Step x 21-2 Touch left toe forward. Touch left toe to left side. Touch Touch On the spot3&4 Step back on left. Step right beside left. Step forward on left. Coaster Step5-6 Touch right toe forward. Touch right toe to right side. Touch Touch7&8 Step back on right. Step left beside right. Step forward on right. Coaster StepChoreographed by:CraigCookeUKDecember 2002Choreographed to:‘Sacred Trust’ by One TrueVoice (single available onamazon.co.uk)www.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 69

...Jill Babinecwww.linedancermagazine.comThis one seems to pack the fl oor no matter how many timesit’s played. Fast music with some speedy foot work makethis a fun diddy. Some instructors might be hesitating toteach this dance as it is so fast but if you don’t feel that yourdancers can keep up the pace then I say just pitch it down.Don’t ignore this -- make it work for you!Skiffle Time4 WALL – 64 COUNTS – INTERMEDIATEStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1 Forward Rock, 1/2 Turn Shuffle, Forward Rock, 3/4 Turn Shuffle1-2 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3&4 Turn 1/4 right and step right to right side. Close left beside right.Turn 1/4 right and step forward on right. Shuffle 1/2 Turning right5-6 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Rock Forward On the spot7&8 Turn 1/4 left and step left to left side. Turn 1/4 left and step right beside left.Turn 1/4 left and cross left over right. Shuffle 3/4 Turning leftSection 2 Side Rock, Behind, Side, Cross, Side Rock, Behind, Side Cross1-2 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Rock side. On the spot3&4 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Cross right over left.. Behind Side Cross Left5-6 Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Rock Side On the spot7&8 Cross left behind right. Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Behind Side Cross RightSection 3 Side Rock, Together, Side Rock, Together, Forward Rock, Together, Forward Rock1-2& Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Step right beside left. Rock Side Together On the spot3-4& Rock left to left side. Recover onto right. Step left beside right. Rock Side Together5-6& Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Step right beside left. Rock Forward Together7-8 Rock forward on left. Recover onto right. Rock ForwardSection 4 Step, Step, Coaster Cross 1/4 Turn, Syncopated Extended Grapevine1-2 Step back on left. Step back on right Back Back Back3&4 Step back on left. Step right beside left.Turn 1/4 left and step left forward and across rightTurning left&5 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right&6 Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Side Cross&7 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right Side Behind&8 Step right to right side. Cross left over right. Side CrossSection 5 Grapevine, Cross, Side Rock x 21-2 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 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left Side Rock On the spot7-8 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side RockSection 6 Behind, Side, Cross, Side, Side Rock x 21-2 Cross right behind left. Step left to left side. Behind Side Left3-4 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side5-6 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left Side Rock On the spot7-8 Rock right to right side. Recover onto left. Side RockSection 7 Cross Rock, Chasse Right, Cross Rock, Chasse Left1-2 Rock right over left. Recover onto left. Cross Rock On the spot3&4 Step right to right side. Close left beside right. Step right to right side. Chasse Right Right5-6 Cross rock left over right. Recover onto right. Cross Rock On the spot7&8 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. Chasse Left LeftSection 8 Cross, Side, 1/4 Turn, SideTouch, Step, 1/2 Turn, Shuffle 1/2 Turn1-2 Cross right over left. Step left to left side. Cross Side Left3-4 Turn 1/4 right and step back on right. Touch left toe to left side. Turn Touch Turning right.5-6 Step forward on left. Turn 1/2 left and step back on right. Step Turn Turning left7&8 Turn 1/4 left and step left to left side. Close right beside left.Turn 1/4 left and step forward on left Shuffle 1/2 Turning leftChoreographed by:DarrenBaileyUKFeb 2012Choreographed to:‘Mama Don’t Allow’ by TheJive Aces (EP It’s SkiffleTime, also available onitunes and amazon)Dance starts on lyrics148 bpmA video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.com70 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

...Jill Babinecwww.linedancermagazine.comFun little dance that you can sing along to. Anothergood one to add as a bonus teach if you needa fi ller. This is a dance that I think would be anexcellent candidate to be taught in the beginnerrooms at the weekend events but it doesn’t seemto have caught on in North America so far.’Honey Pie4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Grapevine Right, Cross, Chasse Right, Rock Back1-2 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. Close left beside right. Step right to right side. Chasse Right Right7-8 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. Back Rock On the spotSection 2Grapevine Left, Cross, Chasse Left, Rock Back1-2 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Side Behind Right3-4 Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Side Cross5&6 Step left to left side. Close right beside left. Step left to left side. Chasse Left Left7-8 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Back Rock On the spotSection 3Forward Rock, Back Rock, Step, Pivot 1/2 Turn, Step, Pivot 1/4 Turn1-2 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3-4 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back5-6 Step forward on right. Pivot 1/2 turn left. . Step Turn Turning left7-8 Step forward on right. Pivot 1/4 turn left. Step TurnRestartWall 7: Restart the dance again at this point.Section 4Step, Together, Step, Touch, Step, Together, Step, Touch1-2 Step forward on right to slightly right diagonal. Step left beside right. Step Together Right3-4 Step forward on right. Touch left beside right. Step Touch Forward5-6 Step forward on left to slightly left diagonal. Step right beside left. Step Together Left7-8 Step forward on left. Touch right beside left. Step Touch ForwardStylingSteps 1-8 are done with Motown arm movements.Choreographed by:MaggieGallagherUKNovember 2012Choreographed to:‘I Can’t Help Myself (SugarPie, Honey Pie)’ by JessicMauboy (CD single, alsoavailable on amazon)Intro 24 countsRestarts:One Restart during Wall 7at the end of section 3.A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 71

...Jill Babinecwww.linedancermagazine.comGreat tune and the dance is just plain fun!! It’s not diffi cult either topick up on the dance fl oor. This is a great one as an added bonusteach to a class if you need a fi ller. The dance is very fl exible and fi tswell to a lot of music...so if you’re stuck at a social or an event anddon’t know what to dance...try this one. It has surprised me that ithasn’t become more popular at the major events.Love Repeats4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1 Diagonal Step Touches x 41-2 Step right diagonally forward right. Touch left beside right. Step Touch Forward3-4 Step left diagonally forward left. Touch right beside left. Step Touch5-6 Step right diagonally forward right. Touch left beside right. Step Touch7-8 Step left diagonally forward left. Touch right beside left. Step TouchOptionStep to the diagonals leading with the hip and shoulder, using a larger than normal step.Take the arms away from the body to a low V on the step, bring the arms in on the touch.Section 2Rock Forward, Rock Back, Jazz Box 1/4 Turn1-2 Rock forward on right. Recover onto left. Rock Forward On the spot3-4 Rock back on right. Recover onto left. Rock Back5-6 Cross right over left. Step left back. Cross Back Back7-8 Turn 1/4 right and step right to right side. Step left slightly forward. Turn Step Turning rightOptionSteps 1-2 Try shoulder shimmies on the forward rock.Section 3 Grapevine Right, Side, Touch x 21-2 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right3-4 Step right to right side Touch left beside right. Side Touch5-6 Step left to left side. Touch right beside left. Side Touch Left7-8 Step right to right side. Touch left beside right. Side Touch RightSection 4Grapevine Left, Cross, Side Bump, Hip Bumps x 4, Hold1-2 Step left to left side. Cross right behind left. Side Behind Left3-4 Step left to left side. Cross right over left. Side Cross5 Step left to left side bumping hip left Side&6&7 Bump hips right, left, right, left. Bump Hips On the spot8 Hold HoldOptionSteps 1-3 Rolling GrapevineChoreographed by:MicheleBurtonUSADecember 2011Choreographed to:‘Love You Like A LoveSong’ by Selena Gomezand The Scene (CD WhenThe Sun Goes Down, alsoavailable on itunes andamazon) Dance starts onlyrics 148 bpm72 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

...Jill Babinecwww.linedancermagazine.comA nice easy beginner from John Robinson. Of course it hassome wiggles in it or it wouldn’t be a Robinson dance! Thisrecently has been picking up momentum in the beginnerrooms at events. A good dance for new beginners to teachthem some newer steps that they haven’t learned yet. Thisdance can be done to other pieces of music as well.Call Me Baby4 WALL – 32 COUNTS – BEGINNERStepsActual FootworkCallingSuggestionDirectionSection 1Walk Forward x 3, Modified Charleston1-2 Step forward on right. Step forward on left. Walk Walk Forward3-4 Step forward on right. Tap left heel forward. Step Tap5-6 Step left beside right. Tap right toe back. Together Tap On the spot7-8 Step right beside left. Tap left heel forward. Together TapSection 2Walk Back x 3, Modified Reverse Charleston1-2 Step back on left. Step back on right. Walk Walk Back3-4 Step back on left. Tap right toe back. Step Tap5-6 Step right beside left. Tap left heel forward. Together Tap On the spot7-8 Step left beside right. Tap right toe back. Together TapSection 3Shimmy Side, Together, Hold, Shimmy Side, Together, Hold1-2 Step right to right side shimmying shoulders for 2 counts. Side Shimmy Right3-4 Step left beside right. Hold. Together Hold5-6 Step right to right side shimmying shoulders for 2 counts. . Side Shimmy Left7-8 Step left beside right. Hold. Together HoldOptionRestartWiggle hips instead shimmying shoulders, or do both at the same time!Wall 4 restart dance again at this point.Section 4 Diagonal Steps x 2, 1/8 Turn x 21-2 Step right diagonally forward right. Step left diagonally forward left. Out Out Forward3-4 Step right back in place. Step left beside right. Back Together Back5-6 Step right slightly forward. Pivot 1/8 turn left. Step Pivot Turning left7-8 Step right slightly forward. Pivot 1/8 turn left. Step PivotStylingSteps 5-8 Add hip rolls to the turns.Choreographed by:JohnRobinsonUSAJanuary 2013Choreographed to:‘Call Me Maybe’ by CarlyRae Jepsen (CD single,also available on itunesand amazon) Intro 8counts in on the lyricsRestarts:One Restart during Wall 4at the end of section 3.A video clip of thisdance is available atwww.linedancermagazine.comwww.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 73

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Singer-songwriter,Brad Paisley, has beenworking at his homestudio on his newalbum ‘Wheelhouse’and he’s alsoproducing by himselffor the very first time.80 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

WheelhouseBrad describes his newalbum as, “the sound of anold farmhouse. It is the soundof creaky old fl oorboards, screendoors and immutable songwritingminds opening. We only had one rulewith this record, to throw out the rules.When we began I hung a sign abovethe door that said, ‘This place on earth,this moment in time, has never beenrecorded before and will never happenagain.’“Whatever we do here,” Paisley saysin the studio’s piano room, “whateverends up coming out of here on analbum, must end up eventually being inmy wheelhouse. Because I’ve done it.”Much of what ended up among the17 tracks on Wheelhouse was a resultof Paisley’s dedication to challenge.He’d never been his own producer,never commissioned a studio, neverrecorded an album without fallingback on some of Nashville’s studiomusicians and never tackled some ofthe diffi cult themes that are present inthe album. Certainly not in the way thathe approached them on Wheelhouse.“Every song was meant to incorporatesomething new for me and to takesome sort of twist you don’t expect,”Paisley explains. “Whether that bethe lyric or the loop or the guest, or adifferent format like rap, or getting acomedian like Eric Idle, it needed tospin your head around somewhere. It’slike my dog when you say his namefollowed by a command he doesn’tunderstand. He’s like, “Huh?” Andhe turns his head a little sideways.That’s what I wanted every songto do, in one way or another.”Paisley did that in a big way with thealbum’s fi rst song and lead single,‘Southern Comfort Zone’, whichincorporated a bevy of unpredictableelements – the voice of his latefriend, Andy Griffi th, pieces of theSouthern folk standard ‘Dixieland’and the Brentwood BaptistChurch Choir. All of that waspaired with Paisley’s familiarvoice and stunning guitarshredding while he challenges listenersto get out of their own comfort zonesby seeing as much of the world aspossible. “I wrote a bunch of songsthat aren’t comfortable,” he says. “Andthat was the point really, for them to bevocally, musically, lyrically, thematicallyuncomfortable, or at least new enoughto me that I think I had to stretch.”He did that in the song writingprocess, writing to a pre-existing loopfor the fi rst time when he penned ‘BeatThat Summer’, the album’s secondsingle, with frequent collaborator ChrisDuBois and in-demand songwriterLuke Laird. Paisley took another freshapproach in sampling a classic countrysong, incorporating Roger Miller’s‘Dang Me’ in ‘Outstanding In OurField’. And Paisley challenged himselfyet again by threading Monty Pythonicon Eric Idle into the tongue-in-cheekmarital commentary of ‘Harvey Bodine’,the story of a henpecked husband whofi nds new life by dying. You want morechallenges? How about incorporatingrap for the fi rst time with the recitationsof AAA singer/songwriter Mat Kearney,Grand Ole Opry member CharlieDaniels and iconic rapper LL Cool J?But the biggest challenges mighthave come in Paisley’s songwriting.The wit and thoughtfulness that havealways been part of his work continuein Wheelhouse but he pushes them tonew extremes. “What kind of an artistam I if I let the fear of consequencesfor art be take away my willingnessto speak about what I believe in?” heasks rhetorically. “I couldn’t look myselfin the eye in the mirror if I was willingto just say, ‘I think it’s important andpeople need to hear it, but that scaresme because I don’t know what that’ll doto my career, so I just won’t put it onthere.’ I couldn’t do that.”As he experienced a creative rebirthon Wheelhouse, he began to ponder:When does one truly start living? Herealised one experiences life most inthe midst of personal challenge. “Thisalbum may not be for everyone but Ihope it is for you.”www.linedancermagazine.com May 2013 • 81

This month our Last Line goes to Michele Godard fromFrance. Her friends know Michele is a straight lady who tells itlike it is…. So here’s what she thinks about a universal subjectwhen it comes to Line dance…A few years ago, I used to go very often to country music and rock concerts in manyFrench regional festivals. Then in 1998/99 I first saw a group from Paris dance whileCountry music was being played. I loved what I saw and looked for a nearby club so asto join there and then.At that time there was little chance of finding a club but I was lucky. I found a group andthat was that. I have danced since then what the French call “danse Country” (ie: Linedance to Country music).I was also very lucky to be involved when all clubs danced similar dances, dances thatwere not so difficult. We used to travel quite a bit, making friends through France. For methose were the best days and I feel quite nostalgic about them sometimes.Like everywhere else in Europe, Line dance in France has gone mad, very quickly Countrydance clubs have sprouted everywhere, in the smallest of villages, but what kind of animage have we actually given out then? Anyone who knew three dances gave a class.Some clubs opened without instructors. It was too fast, too much and not enough quality.It is all very puzzling for certain. And all that in the name of Country!I do love listening to Country but love and have always loved any style of dance. I love asong, I love to dance.In France we used to say that we danced “country” but why say that when most dancersdance to pop music? Today there are tensions between purists who argue Country versuswhat the French call “Line” here, ie: pop. A thought comes to mind. If clubs clearly statedwhat kind of music they prefer would that not calm things down a bit?I see many socials advertised asking for ‘Western dress if possible’, yet the program ofthat evening will comprise of a great number of pop based dances so why ask for peopleto dress up? Is this done by ignorance or to provoke? Surely people should dress asthey like…Because of this chasm, there is a new style coming over here, the Catalan Country Style.This style is for the dancers who have made the choice to dance ONLY that style. Thosedances are purely Country. I admire and respect that.In my classes, I try to teach my dancers every dance genre, Country and Pop. My style ofteaching is clear and precise and in all my years only one person left wanting to do onlycountry style dancing. So I think the French like to say they are Country but a few knowCountry music well, if at all. Country is a culture we have no real understanding of. Manydon’t speak English, how would they understand what is being sung?The first CBA I attended, five years ago in Blackpool really opened my eyes. I saw all thosedancers dancing different styles and genres and asked myself: “Why are we not allowedto dance certain choreographies? Who says?”What dancers want is to relax, to have fun and forget their troubles for a while. I havenoticed people love to dance to songs they have heard on the radio. These dances don’tstay around very long, no more than the song does… Quite the opposite with country, asone can dance to something quite old and no one can moan “Oooh! That’s ancient”…Country music is almost without time constraints. But who cares if you are having fun?The fact is that right now we have less and less dancers joining classes and clubs and Iwould like to see MY hobby not disappear completely because of those unimportant littlewars that, as mature people, we should not be engaging in. Let’s face it, everyone candance to what they like as long as dancers respect one another….82 • May 2013 www.linedancermagazine.com

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