Sweetheart Shuffle (P)
Count:
28
Wall:
0
Level:
Partner
Choreographer:
Unknown
Music:
Bubba Shot the Jukebox - Mark Chesnutt
Position: Lady faces outside edge of dance floor, gentleman stands behind her-she raises her hands straight up, slightly above shoulders, gentleman takes her right hand in his right hand and her left hand in his left hand
Standard steps for gentleman and lady are identical, except for style in Counts 21-28.
1Left foot step to the left
2Right toe touch to close to left foot
3Right foot step to the right
4Left toe touch to close to right foot
5Left foot step to the left
6Right toe touch to close to left foot
7Right foot step to the right
8Left toe touch to close to right foot
VINE TO THE LEFT WITH ¼ TURN TO THE LEFT
9Left foot step to the left
10Right foot step behind left leg to the left
11Left foot step to the left
12Left foot pivots ¼ turn to the left, right foot scuffs past left foot pointing down the line of dance in a low kick-couple are now in promenade position
MODIFIED JAZZ BOX TO THE LEFT
13Right foot step in front of left leg to the left
14Left foot step backward
15Right foot step to the right
16Left foot scuffs forward in a low kick
17Left foot step diagonally across to the right front
18Right toe step forward until it is slightly to the left of the left foot's heel
19Left foot step diagonally across to the right front
20Right toe step forward until it is slightly to the left of the left foot's heel
The gentleman completes a small diameter ¾ turn to the left, while the lady turns ¾ to the left in place. At the close of Count 28, the dancers should be in the starting position. Since the gentleman leads, these are the gentleman's steps and arm movements. The gentleman can do a broad scuff, but the lady better do a small one to avoid kicking her partner.
21Left foot step forward and slightly to the left-drop the right hand hold, continue the left hand hold
22Right foot scuff past left foot
23Right foot step forward and slightly to the left
24Left foot scuff past right foot
25Left foot step forward and slightly to the left
26Right foot scuff past left foot
27Right foot step forward and slightly to the left
28Left foot scuff past right foot-rejoin right hands
REPEAT
Standard steps for gentleman and lady are identical, except for style in Counts 21-28.
1Left foot step to the left
2Right toe touch to close to left foot
3Right foot step to the right
4Left toe touch to close to right foot
5Left foot step to the left
6Right toe touch to close to left foot
7Right foot step to the right
8Left toe touch to close to right foot
VINE TO THE LEFT WITH ¼ TURN TO THE LEFT
9Left foot step to the left
10Right foot step behind left leg to the left
11Left foot step to the left
12Left foot pivots ¼ turn to the left, right foot scuffs past left foot pointing down the line of dance in a low kick-couple are now in promenade position
MODIFIED JAZZ BOX TO THE LEFT
13Right foot step in front of left leg to the left
14Left foot step backward
15Right foot step to the right
16Left foot scuffs forward in a low kick
17Left foot step diagonally across to the right front
18Right toe step forward until it is slightly to the left of the left foot's heel
19Left foot step diagonally across to the right front
20Right toe step forward until it is slightly to the left of the left foot's heel
The gentleman completes a small diameter ¾ turn to the left, while the lady turns ¾ to the left in place. At the close of Count 28, the dancers should be in the starting position. Since the gentleman leads, these are the gentleman's steps and arm movements. The gentleman can do a broad scuff, but the lady better do a small one to avoid kicking her partner.
21Left foot step forward and slightly to the left-drop the right hand hold, continue the left hand hold
22Right foot scuff past left foot
23Right foot step forward and slightly to the left
24Left foot scuff past right foot
25Left foot step forward and slightly to the left
26Right foot scuff past left foot
27Right foot step forward and slightly to the left
28Left foot scuff past right foot-rejoin right hands
REPEAT