I Sold My Soul
Choreographer: Glynn Rodgers (UK) - January 2025
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I Sold My Soul by Glynn Rodgers (UK) - January 2025 - 32 Count, 4 Wall, Absolute Beginner Dance
Phrasing Restart after count 8 on wall 4.
Sadly this will not fit to Sixteen Tons by Tennessee Ernie Ford as there are 2 rogue counts which knock the whole phrasing out! For a completely different feel, try dancing to "Why Kiki?" by Iam Tongi and restart after 8 counts on wall 3 facing 6:00 instead of wall 4. This has a more mellow, jazzy feel to it - so replace counts 5-6 of sections 1&2 with steps rather than stomps. You can replace counts 1-4 of section 4 with a more swaying action - sway right, hold, sway left 1/4 turn, hold.
This also works as a great floor split for 3 Tequila Floor by Jo & Maddison. Thank you to Toni Holmes for the suggestion!
[1-8] Heel, Close, Heel, Close, Stomp, Stomp, Pigeon Toes.
1-2Dig right heel forward, step right beside left.
3-4Dig left heel forward, step left beside right.
5-6Stomp forward right, stomp left beside right.
7-8On balls of both feet, split heels apart, bring heels back to centre.
Restart here on wall 4 facing 3:00 – listen for the whistles
[9-16] Heel, Close, Heel, Close, Stomp, Stomp, Pigeon Toes.
1-2Dig right heel forward, step right beside left.
3-4Dig left heel forward, step left beside right.
5-6Stomp forward right, stomp left beside right.
7-8On balls of both feet, split heels apart, bring heels back to centre.
[17-24] Hand Bag Steps with Claps, Side, Close, Side, Close.
1-2Step right to right side, touch left beside right & clap hands.
3-4Step left to left side, touch right beside left & clap hands.
5-6Step right to right side, close left to right.
7-8Step right to right side, close left to right.
[25-32] Side, Hold, ¼ Turn, Hold, Run Forward.
1-2Step right to right side, hold.
3-4Turn ¼ left transferring weight to left foot, hold.
5-8Run forward right-left-right-left.
Optional Ending – Wall 11 starts at 9:00 where the whistles happen again. Dance the first 6 counts up to the stomps – then twist your heels to the left turning ¼ right to face 12:00.
Last Update: 19 Sep 2025
Sadly this will not fit to Sixteen Tons by Tennessee Ernie Ford as there are 2 rogue counts which knock the whole phrasing out! For a completely different feel, try dancing to "Why Kiki?" by Iam Tongi and restart after 8 counts on wall 3 facing 6:00 instead of wall 4. This has a more mellow, jazzy feel to it - so replace counts 5-6 of sections 1&2 with steps rather than stomps. You can replace counts 1-4 of section 4 with a more swaying action - sway right, hold, sway left 1/4 turn, hold.
This also works as a great floor split for 3 Tequila Floor by Jo & Maddison. Thank you to Toni Holmes for the suggestion!
[1-8] Heel, Close, Heel, Close, Stomp, Stomp, Pigeon Toes.
1-2Dig right heel forward, step right beside left.
3-4Dig left heel forward, step left beside right.
5-6Stomp forward right, stomp left beside right.
7-8On balls of both feet, split heels apart, bring heels back to centre.
Restart here on wall 4 facing 3:00 – listen for the whistles
[9-16] Heel, Close, Heel, Close, Stomp, Stomp, Pigeon Toes.
1-2Dig right heel forward, step right beside left.
3-4Dig left heel forward, step left beside right.
5-6Stomp forward right, stomp left beside right.
7-8On balls of both feet, split heels apart, bring heels back to centre.
[17-24] Hand Bag Steps with Claps, Side, Close, Side, Close.
1-2Step right to right side, touch left beside right & clap hands.
3-4Step left to left side, touch right beside left & clap hands.
5-6Step right to right side, close left to right.
7-8Step right to right side, close left to right.
[25-32] Side, Hold, ¼ Turn, Hold, Run Forward.
1-2Step right to right side, hold.
3-4Turn ¼ left transferring weight to left foot, hold.
5-8Run forward right-left-right-left.
Optional Ending – Wall 11 starts at 9:00 where the whistles happen again. Dance the first 6 counts up to the stomps – then twist your heels to the left turning ¼ right to face 12:00.
Last Update: 19 Sep 2025
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Glynn Rodgers (UK) - January 2025
Glynn Rodgers is a dynamic line dance choreographer from the UK, known for his innovative and engaging choreography that brings people together on the dance floor. With two exciting dances archived in our collection, Glynn continues to inspire and energize dancers worldwide with his infectious passion for movement and rhythm.Can't find the right video?
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