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Fiddler Man

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Count:
52
Wall:
-
Level:
-
Choreo:
Choreographer:
Warren Fleming (AUS)
Music:
Fiddler Man - Audio Murphy/Slim Dusty
 
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HEEL, TOES, HEEL, TOES
1-4Touch right heel forward, touch right toes backward, touch right heel forward, touch right toe backward

GRAPEVINE RIGHT, STOMP
5-8Step right to right side, cross left behind right, step right to right side, stomp left beside right

HEEL, TOES, HEEL, TOES
9-12Touch left heel forward, touch left toes backward, touch left heel forward, touch left toe backward

GRAPEVINE LEFT, STOMP
13-16Step left to left side, cross right behind left, step left to left side, stomp right beside left

STEP, PIVOT, STEP, PIVOT
17-20Step right forward, turn ½ to the left, step right forward, turn ½ to the left

CHARLESTON STEP
21-24Step right forward, kick left forward, step left back, touch right toe backward

STEP SIDE, BEHIND, STEP SIDE, BEHIND
25-28Step right to right side, touch left behind right, step left to left side, touch right behind left

SHUFFLE, SHUFFLE
29-32(One full beat & two half beats) step forward on right, step forward on left-right, step forward on left, step forward right-left

SHUFFLE, SHUFFLE
33-36(One full beat & two half beats) step forward on right, step forward on left-right, step forward on left, step forward right-left

STEP, PIVOT, STEP, PIVOT
37-40Step right forward, turn ½ to the left, step right forward, turn ½ to the left

GRAPEVINE RIGHT, HITCH
41-44Step right to right side, cross left behind right, step right to right side, lift left knee up

GRAPEVINE LEFT, HITCH
45-48Step left to left side, cross right behind left, step left to left side, lift right knee up

MILITARY TURN
49-52Stomp right foot, put left toes behind right foot (you are cross legged) (keeping weight on right) pull your body around ½ turn left, stomp left foot (shifting weight onto left foot)

REPEAT

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