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Compte:
36
Mur:
2
Niveau:
Improver
Choré:
Chorégraphe:
Peter Metelnick (UK) & Anne Harris (UK)
Musique:
Happy Ever After - T. Graham Brown
 
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WALK; WALK; ROCK; RECOVER; ½ TURN SHUFFLE; TRIPLE ½ TURN
1-2Walk forward right, left
3Rock forward on to right
4Recover back on to left
5&6Make ½ turn right and shuffle forward right
7&8Triple step left, right, left making ½ turn right

ROCK; RECOVER; SHUFFLE FORWARD; TRIPLE ½ TURN; ROCK; RECOVER
1Rock back on to right
2Recover weight forward on to left
3&4Right shuffle forward
5&6Triple step left, right, left making ½ turn right
7Rock back on to right
8Recover weight forward on to left

WALK; WALK; SHUFFLE FORWARD
1-2Walk forward right, left (with attitude!)
3&4Right shuffle forward

TOUCH; CROSS; TOUCH; CROSS; TOUCH; CROSS; KICK BALL CHANGE
1Touch left toe out to left side
2Step left across front of right
3Touch right toe out to right side
4Step right across front of left
5Touch left toe out to left side
6Step left across front of right
7&8Right kick ball change

MODIFIED KICK BALL STEP; SWIVEL; SWIVEL TWICE
1&2Right kick ball change stepping right to right side and left slightly forward
3Swivel heels to left
4Swivel heels to center
5&6Right kick ball change stepping right to right side and left slightly forward
7Swivel heels to left
8Swivel heels to center

REPEAT

SAILOR SHUFFLE; SAILOR SHUFFLE
These steps are added to walls 3,6 (chorus walls, starting with the words "wake up baby") and all subsequent walls

1&2Right sailor shuffle

3&4Left sailor shuffle
While Peter was staying with us in May '99 we played him the T Graham Brown track, and we all agreed that it was a great song & just begging to have a dance written for it. The only obstacle was the phrasing, the verses are 36 counts, the choruses 40. After playing around with it we decided to keep the phrasing, which meant that we had to play around with 4 counts, hence the title of the dance 4-Play. And, the track just happened to be cut 4 on CDX volume 206, so when we wanted to have it replayed we'd say "4 - Play!"
--- Anne Harris
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