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AB I Like Beer

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Count:
16
Wall:
4
Level:
Absolute Beginner
Choreo:
Choreographer:
Marla Brandon (USA) - August 2019
Music:
I Like Beer - Tom T. Hall
 
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GLIDE FORWARD RIGHT LEFT 4 TIMES
1-2Slide right foot forward followed by the left, slide left forward followed by the right
3-4Repeat 1-4

TURNING ½ BOX STEP
5Step right turn ¼ to the left shoulder bringing left foot in
6Step left bring right foot in
7Step right turn ¼ to the left shoulder bringing left foot in
8Step left bring right foot in
 
ROCK SIDE RIGHT, RECOVER, WEAVE
1Rock side on right
2Recover on left (with a rolling motion)
3&Right behind left then left out
4Right over left and hold
 
ROCK SIDE LEFT, RECOVER, WEAVE
1Rock side on left
2Recover on right (with a rolling motion)
3&Left behind right then right out
4¼ turn to right shoulder. Left foot forward and hold

REPEAT
 
Three Tags; Wall Two, Five and Eight – complete pattern then step forward on right while raising imaginary beer stein in a toast and leaning back swigging the imaginary beer.
Note: This should be performed like you have already had one too many beers.

For questions feel free to contact Marla_Brandon@att.net


1 Comments

Tom @ CRRC August 26, 2019
I'm trying to make sense of this dance. The song you propose is 3/4 time. As I see it, one way this stepsheet could possibly work is if the dancer took one step per measure. Even then you've got the two weight transfers in a measure of three to deal with in sections 3 and 4. Or maybe you're intending canter rhythm all along in which case sections 1 and 2 would take 4 measures each rather than 8. That could uncomplicate the &'s in sections 3 and 4, changing "steps" 3& 4 to regular waltz time.

When choreographers are going to do something weird with waltz time I think they have to start by dealing with the tempo on its own terms and not pretend they're working with ordinary duple time music. And they have to use waltz terminology. No square pegs into round holes.

Basically, without a demo video this stepsheet is a mess. Please post a demo so I can see what you're thinking. The song is worthy of a good dance. Right now I don't see this as the on

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