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Choreographer: Pat Stott (UK) February 2009

Step Sheet

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One tag at the end of wall 2 facing 6 0’clock
Commence on vocals after 18 seconds 36 beats from the very start of the music

Crossing twinkle step (spiral) with ½ turn right x 2
1 – 2 Step left forward and across right, right to right side

3 Step left to left (turning body slightly to left)

4 Right foot forward and across left

5 Step left beside right making ¼ turn right

6 Turn ¼ right stepping right to right

7 – 12 Repeat steps 1 – 6

Weave right, drag, PasDeBasque twice
1 – 3 Cross left over right, right to right, left behind right

4 – 6 Large step to right, drag left towards right over 2 beats

7 – 9 Step left to left, cross right foot behind left foot (on ball of foot), recover onto left foot

10 – 12 Step right to right, cross left foot behind right foot (on ball of foot), recover onto right foot

Roll 1 ¼ turns to left, step forward, hold, turn 1 ½ turn right, step, drag
1 – 2 Turn ¼ to left stepping forward on left, pivot ½ left stepping back on right

3 Pivot ½ turn left stepping forward on left

4 – 6 Step forward on right and hold for 2 beats

7 Step back on left turning ½ to right

8 Step forward on right pivoting ½ right

9 Step back on left pivoting ½ right

10 – 12 Step forward on right, drag left to right over 2 beats

Easier option for steps 7 -9 : step back on left turn ½ to right, forward on right, forward on left

Turning box steps (1/2 left in total) back, side recover
1 – 3 Step forward onto left, right to right, close left to right

4 – 6 Step back on right, turn ¼ left stepping left to left, close right to left

7 – 8 Turning 1/8 to left step forward on left, turn 1/8 to left stepping right to right side

9 Close left to right

10 – 12 Step back on right, step left to left, recover on right (turning body slightly to right to prepare to begin dance again)

Tag (end of wall 2 facing 6 o’clock)
Dance the first 12 steps of section 1 then start the dance again

End the dance by turning to face 12 o’clock with a large side step and pose!

Music

About the Choreographer

Pat Stott (UK) February 2009

Pat Stott is a talented UK-based dance artist featured in our archive with an impressive dance piece that captivates audiences. With a passion for movement and creativity, Pat continues to inspire and connect through their unique artistic expression.

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