The Electric
Compte:
22
Mur:
4
Niveau:
Beginner contra dance
Chorégraphe:
Ric Silver (USA)
Musique:
Electric Boogie - Marcia Griffiths
GRAPEVINE RIGHT, TOUCH
1-2Step to the right on right foot, step left foot behind right foot
3-4Step to the right on right foot, touch left foot next to right foot
GRAPEVINE LEFT, TOUCH
5-6Step to the left on left foot, step right foot behind left foot
7-8Step to the left on left foot, touch right foot next to left foot
WALK BACK, TOUCH
9-11Walk back stepping right, left, right
12Touch left foot next to right foot
STEP, TOUCH, STEP, TOUCH, STEP, TOUCH, STEP, TOUCH, STEP WITH ¼ TURN, HOP
13-14Step forward on left foot, touch right foot toe to left heel
15-16Step backward on right foot, touch left foot toe to right toe
17-18Step forward on left foot, touch right foot toe to left heel
19-20Step backward on right foot, touch left foot toe to right toe
21-22Step forward on left foot, turning ¼ turn to your left, hop
REPEAT
This was originally choreographed for professional dancers and was done in 2 lines facing each other. They should box each other -- that is to say, circle the opposite dancer.
1-2Step to the right on right foot, step left foot behind right foot
3-4Step to the right on right foot, touch left foot next to right foot
GRAPEVINE LEFT, TOUCH
5-6Step to the left on left foot, step right foot behind left foot
7-8Step to the left on left foot, touch right foot next to left foot
WALK BACK, TOUCH
9-11Walk back stepping right, left, right
12Touch left foot next to right foot
STEP, TOUCH, STEP, TOUCH, STEP, TOUCH, STEP, TOUCH, STEP WITH ¼ TURN, HOP
13-14Step forward on left foot, touch right foot toe to left heel
15-16Step backward on right foot, touch left foot toe to right toe
17-18Step forward on left foot, touch right foot toe to left heel
19-20Step backward on right foot, touch left foot toe to right toe
21-22Step forward on left foot, turning ¼ turn to your left, hop
REPEAT
This was originally choreographed for professional dancers and was done in 2 lines facing each other. They should box each other -- that is to say, circle the opposite dancer.