Count:
32
Wall:
4
Level:
Intermediate
choreographed originally to the song “Mr. Rock N Roll” from Amy McDonald
https://artists.landr.com/ridingshotgun
“Riding Shotgun” is faster tempo at 130 BPM compared to “Mr. Rock N Roll” at 111 BPM, and begins with a 32-count Intro.
The dance begins when the chimes start on beat 33. The dance elegantly ends on count 32 when the song stops.
Side rock step, cross shuffle x2
1, 2 –Step right foot to the right side (lift left heel), then shift weight back onto left foot
3 & 4 –Cross right foot far over left, step left foot slightly toward right, cross right foot further over left
5, 6 –Step left foot to the left side (lift right heel), then shift weight back onto right foot
7 & 8 –Cross left foot far over right, step right foot slightly toward left, cross left foot further over right
Side, behind, chasse with ¼ turn, ½ pivot turn, shuffle
1, 2 –Step right foot to the right side, cross left foot behind right
3 & 4 –Step right foot to the right, step left foot next to right, step right foot to the right making a ¼ turn to the right
5, 6 –Step left foot forward, pivot ½ turn to the right on the balls of the feet (weight ends on right foot)
7 & 8 –Step left foot forward, step right foot next to left, step left foot forward
Full turn left, shuffle, rock step forward, coaster step
1, 2 –Make a ½ turn left stepping back on right, then another ½ turn left stepping forward on left
3 & 4 –Step right foot forward, step left foot next to right, step right foot forward
5, 6 –Step left foot forward (lift right heel), shift weight back onto right foot
7 & 8 –Step left foot back, step right foot next to left, step left foot forward
Jazzbox with ¼ turn right x2
1, 2 –Cross right foot over left, step left foot back
3, 4 –Step right foot to the right making a ¼ turn to the right, step left foot next to right
5, 6 –Cross right foot over left, step left foot back
7, 8 –Step right foot to the right making a ¼ turn to the right, step left foot next to right
Dance starts again from the beginning
Submitted by: Email: ritadelosangeles70@gmail.com
www.ritadelosangeles.com
https://artists.landr.com/ridingshotgun
“Riding Shotgun” is faster tempo at 130 BPM compared to “Mr. Rock N Roll” at 111 BPM, and begins with a 32-count Intro.
The dance begins when the chimes start on beat 33. The dance elegantly ends on count 32 when the song stops.
Side rock step, cross shuffle x2
1, 2 –Step right foot to the right side (lift left heel), then shift weight back onto left foot
3 & 4 –Cross right foot far over left, step left foot slightly toward right, cross right foot further over left
5, 6 –Step left foot to the left side (lift right heel), then shift weight back onto right foot
7 & 8 –Cross left foot far over right, step right foot slightly toward left, cross left foot further over right
Side, behind, chasse with ¼ turn, ½ pivot turn, shuffle
1, 2 –Step right foot to the right side, cross left foot behind right
3 & 4 –Step right foot to the right, step left foot next to right, step right foot to the right making a ¼ turn to the right
5, 6 –Step left foot forward, pivot ½ turn to the right on the balls of the feet (weight ends on right foot)
7 & 8 –Step left foot forward, step right foot next to left, step left foot forward
Full turn left, shuffle, rock step forward, coaster step
1, 2 –Make a ½ turn left stepping back on right, then another ½ turn left stepping forward on left
3 & 4 –Step right foot forward, step left foot next to right, step right foot forward
5, 6 –Step left foot forward (lift right heel), shift weight back onto right foot
7 & 8 –Step left foot back, step right foot next to left, step left foot forward
Jazzbox with ¼ turn right x2
1, 2 –Cross right foot over left, step left foot back
3, 4 –Step right foot to the right making a ¼ turn to the right, step left foot next to right
5, 6 –Cross right foot over left, step left foot back
7, 8 –Step right foot to the right making a ¼ turn to the right, step left foot next to right
Dance starts again from the beginning
Submitted by: Email: ritadelosangeles70@gmail.com
www.ritadelosangeles.com
