Christy Lane's complete book of line dancing

 Content: Contents: Welcome to Line Dancing! (p.v) --
 Acknowledgments (p.vii) --
 Chapter 1. Would you like to dance? (p.1). What\'s all this ruckus about line dancing? (p.2) --
 Five steps to success (p.3) --
 Chapter 2. Know your lingo (p.7). How to read a foot map (p.8) --
 Line dancing terminology (p.10) --
 Chapter 3. Heel, toe, heel, toe-here we go! Beginning line dances (p.15) --
 Cowboy hustle (p.17) --
 Bus stop (p.18) --
 Cowboy boogie (p.20) --
 Cowboy motion (p.22) --
 Double Dutch bus (p.23) --
 Electric slide (p.24) --
 Electric slide II (p.26) --
 Flying eight (p.27) --
 Freeze (p.28) --
 Freeze II (p.29) --
 Hitch-hiker (p.30) --
 Tennessee stroll (p.31) --
 Hooked on country (p.32) --
 Reggae cowboy (p.34) --
 Reggae cowboy II (p.35) --
 Sleazy slide (p.36) --
 Traveling four corners (p.37). Contents (cont.): Chapter 4. A Little harder, but a lot more fun! Intermediate line dances (p.39) --
 Amos Moses (p.40) --
 Black velvet (p.42) --
 Boot scoot boogie (p.44) --
 Clyde (p.46) --
 Country strut (p.48) --
 Cowboy cha-cha (p.50) --
 Stray cat strut (p.51) --
 Cowboy hip-hop (p.52) --
 Crazy 8\'s (p.54) --
 Dallas shuffle (p.56) --
 Eight corners (p.58) --
 Elvira (p.60) --
 Funky cowboy (p.62) --
 Ghostbusters (p.64) --
 Honky tonk stomp (p.66) --
 Horseshoe shuffle (p.68) --
 Kokomo (p.70) --
 Louie (p.72) --
 Rockabilly boogie (p.74) --
 Slappin\' leather (p.76) --
 Thunderfoot (p.78) --
 Tumbleweed (p.80) --
 Tush push (p.82) --
 Chapter 5. When you really get good... Advanced line dances (p.85) --
 Achy breaky (p.86) --
 Alley cat (p.88) --
 Boot scoot boogie II (p.91) --
 Hip hop (p.93). Contents (cont.): LeDoux shuffle (p.98) --
 Romeo (p.102) --
 Walkin\' Wazi (p.104) --
 Chapter 6. Share the fun with others! Couples pattern dances, mixers, and icebreakers (p.107). Couples pattern dances (p.108). Breezy (p.110) --
 Cotton eyed Joe (p.112) --
 Longhorn special (p.113) --
 Ten-step (p.116) --
 Traveling Cha-cha (p.117) --
 Mixers and icebreakers (p.120). Barn dance (p.121) --
 Bunny hop (p.122) --
 Conga (p.123) --
 Hokey pokey (p.124) --
 Bird dance (p.124) --
 Stroll (p.125) --
 Musical chairs (p.125). --
 Chapter 7. Developing style and technique (p.127). Technique (p.128) --
 Style (p.128) --
 Variations (p.129) --
 Attitude (p.129) --
 Chapter 8. For teachers only (p.131). Facility (p.132) --
 Equipment (p.133) --
 Music (p.134) --
 Attire (p.135) --
 Class format (p.136). Contents (cont.): Additional suggestions (p.138) --
 Appendix A. Complete list of line dances (p.141) --
 Appendix B. Suggested music (p.147) --
 Resources (p.149).
 Abstract:             
              This text shows dancers at all level how to perform their favourite line dances from across the country. 55 instructions of beginning, intermediate and advanced line dances should help anyone to master all the steps including the \'\'Boot Scoot Boogie\'\', \'\'Cowboy Hip-Hop\'\' and \'\'Electric Slide\'\'.                 Read more...