A Little Something About Each Dance
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Bermuda Triangle Cha Cha--Music--Eddy Raven bermuda Triangle

Carmel cha cha
 ~ This is the first dance we ever choreographed. We wanted a dance to use as an introduction to the Tush Push, since that’s the dance beginners always want to learn first and it’s not an easy dance for raw beginners to learn. We made the last twelve counts basically the same as the last twelve counts of the Tush Push, so that

C'est La Vie  ~ Carmel’s dance of the same name placed 5^th in new line dance choreography at Golden Gate Classic in 1999. The song is done by Jo-El Sonnier and both the song and the dance have a definite

East Coast Stroll ~ This dance has east coast swing and stroll steps in it and is done to "The Way She’s Lookin" by the Raybon Brothers.

Do The Walk ~ Friends heard the song "Walk Of Life" by Dire Straits on the radio one night and told us they would love to dance to it, and that we should write a dance it...so we did. It’s a very dramatic song and we like to think the dance fits it well.

Canada Dry ~ Ernie wrote this dance specifically for choreography competition at Jamboree B.C. 1999. It’s a bouncy dance done to "Drink Canada Dry" by David Allen Coe.

America  ~ This is Ernie’s dance done to "America" by Neil Diamond on the Sound Track of The Jazz Singer. He debuted it at our annual 4^th of July Dance and it has become a classic 4^th of July dance

Hit Country Waltz ~Hutch's latest waltz to the song Hit Country Song by "Little Texas" Premiered in Danville, Ca  at the Cactus Corners Event in February, 2004, and then taught at Bonanza Bash in May 2004 in Ontario, Ca.

Hesitation Waltz ~ This waltz is Ernie’s first waltz and it gets it’s name because of the hesitation steps throughout the dance. The recommended music is the beautiful "I Still Believe" by Lee Greenwood.

@TheHop  ~.Carmel debuted it at the Cascade Ridge Line Dance Festival held in Kennewick, Washington in August  2001 and a week later at the Redwood Coast Line Dance Festival. It’s done to the 50’s song "At The Hop" by Danny & The Juniors. It’s an easy dance to learn and remember and the music makes you want to get up and dance.

Bird On A Wing Easy Interemidate

Beautiful Sunday 50's Music

This Is A Song  ~ Carmel heard this song by Cher on Good Morning America one morning and said that we just had do a dance to the song "Song For The Lonely", which we did and premiered it at Cool Country 5 in Laughlin on March 9, 2002.

Don't Want Much  ~ This dance was choreographed by Carmel to the song "More Of Your Love" by The Derailers. The music has a Two-Step rhythm to it. It was taught for the first time at the Palm Springs Line Dance Festival on Feb 10, 2002 in Palm Springs, Ca.

Livin' It Up  ~ This dance was choreographed by both Carmel and Ernie while vacationing on the Kona coast of Hawaii. The song is "Living It Down" by Delbert McClinton. It was taught for the first time at the Palm Springs Line Dance Festival Feb. 10, 2002 in Palm Springs, CA.

It Never Rains  ~ Carmel has always liked the song "It Never Rains In Southern California" and she finally decided to choreograph a dance to it and premier it at the Aloha Line Dance Experience II in Hawaii where there were about 75 dancers from Southern California.

Days Of America  ~ When Hutch heard this song he felt that he had to do a dance to it. It is a 32 count two wall dance done to :Days Of America" by Blackhawk. the dance was premiered at The Hangover Ball on Jan 5, 2002 in Benicia, CA.

Things'll Be All Right  ~ this dance was created to compete in New Line Dance Choreography at Jamboree BC on Nov 17, 2001 hosted by Bill Bader in Tssawessen BC, Canada where it tied for 3rd place.

Rolling Mist  ~ Carmel learned of the song "Mull of Kintyre" by Paul McCartney and Wings while watching a biography of Paul McCartney. She suggest to Ernie that he do a waltz to it. He debueted Rolling Mist at the Redwood Coast Line Dance Festival in August of 2001.

Where Have You Gone? 48 Count Waltz Line Dance

zydeco waltz a 48 count walts done to cajun music

Sneaky Freaky Fast, Fun Dance

Blues About You Easy intermediate dance

Castaway Nice easy Cha Cha

Club Savoy

Great Music

Come On People Remember The 60's

Days Gone By Zydeco Music

Easy Chair Folk Music--Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Fun, Fun, Fun Remember The Beach Boys

Going Postal Nice Easy Dance

Hitchin' A ride Back To the 60's

I Can Get There Nice Dance

I'm With You Easy Intermediate

Last Dance 50's music--Last Song

Let's Go Rockin' Louie

Whatever Happened Nice slow easy Waltz.

Best Friends Easy interemediate dance

Dance Away The Night -Line Dance away the night--line

Dance Away The Night Dance away the night--partner

Photos Carmel & Hutch

Wasn't That A Party A great way to end an evening of danceing.

Wasn't That A Party A great way to end an evening of dancing.