Dance: Alabama Girl
Song/Artist/Album/Dance Beat:
     Alabama Country Girl, George Lee & The Crazed Cowboys
		Damn! It Feels Good To Be A Cowboy, 157 b/m
     Even If I Tried, Emilio, -, 116 b/m (teach)
     Honeycomb, Gary Morris, Greatest Hits, 126 b/m
     No One Needs To Know, Shania Twain, -, 135 b/m
     Brown Eyed Girl, John Anderson, Takin' the Country Back, 147 b/m
     Barefootin, Alabama, Southern Star, 152 b/m
     Lovin' All Night, Rodney Crowell, Greatest Hits, 178 b/m
Choreography & copyright: Lana Harvey Wilson; keedance@juno.com; 3/2001
              http://homepages.apci.net/~drdeyne/keedance.htm
Level: Beginner
Walls: 2
Count: 32
Bridge/restart: no
Start: Feet together, weight on left foot

* Heel-strut, heel-strut, step, step, heel-strut:
 1- 2 Touch RIGHT heel forward, drop RIGHT toe taking weight on RIGHT,
 3- 4 Touch LEFT heel forward, drop LEFT toe taking weight on LEFT,
 5- 6 Step RIGHT forward, step LEFT forward,
 7- 8 Touch RIGHT heel forward, drop RIGHT toe taking weight on RIGHT,

* Charleston, step, kick, cross, clap:
 9-12 Step LEFT forward, kick RIGHT forward,
      step RIGHT back, touch LEFT toe back,
13-14 Step LEFT forward, kick RIGHT forward,
15-16 Cross RIGHT over LEFT, hold & clap,

* Toe-struts back x3, touch, fan & 1/4 turn:
17-18 Touch LEFT toe back, drop LEFT heel taking weight on LEFT,
19-20 Touch RIGHT toe back, drop RIGHT heel taking weight on RIGHT,
21-22 Touch LEFT toe back, drop LEFT heel taking weight on LEFT,
23-24 Touch RIGHT heel next to LEFT,
      fan RIGHT toes to RIGHT taking weight on RIGHT & 1/4 turn RIGHT,

* Vine & scuff, jazz-box & 1/4 turn:
25-28 Step LEFT to LEFT, cross RIGHT behind LEFT,
      step LEFT to LEFT, scuff RIGHT forward & across LEFT,
29-32 Cross RIGHT over LEFT, step LEFT back,
      step RIGHT to RIGHT & 1/4 turn RIGHT, step LEFT beside RIGHT.

Repeat
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Choreographer's note: This was written to be a beginner dance but by
varying the speed, it is a fun dance for other dancers as well. Add
your own variations and enjoy!

Transcribed: David Powell, 9th September, 2001.
http://xenon.triode.net.au/~dragon/ldance