This dance consists of 4 sections with 32 counts each that are performed to the song "Blue Train" by John D Loudermilk. Section 1 includes stomps, a kick ball change, and a turn. Section 2 features a rocking chair and a pivot turn. Section 3 has diagonal lock steps moving forward. Section 4 includes diagonal step touches moving both forward and back. The dance ends after section 3 with a step and half turn.
This dance consists of 4 sections with 32 counts each that are performed to the song "Blue Train" by John D Loudermilk. Section 1 includes stomps, a kick ball change, and a turn. Section 2 features a rocking chair and a pivot turn. Section 3 has diagonal lock steps moving forward. Section 4 includes diagonal step touches moving both forward and back. The dance ends after section 3 with a step and half turn.
This dance consists of 4 sections with 32 counts each that are performed to the song "Blue Train" by John D Loudermilk. Section 1 includes stomps, a kick ball change, and a turn. Section 2 features a rocking chair and a pivot turn. Section 3 has diagonal lock steps moving forward. Section 4 includes diagonal step touches moving both forward and back. The dance ends after section 3 with a step and half turn.
This dance consists of 4 sections with 32 counts each that are performed to the song "Blue Train" by John D Loudermilk. Section 1 includes stomps, a kick ball change, and a turn. Section 2 features a rocking chair and a pivot turn. Section 3 has diagonal lock steps moving forward. Section 4 includes diagonal step touches moving both forward and back. The dance ends after section 3 with a step and half turn.
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Blue Train 4 WALL - 32 COUNTS - BEGINNER STEPS ACTUAL FOOTWORK CALLING DIRECTION SUGGESTION
Section 1 Stomp x 2, Kick Ball Change, Side, Behind, 1/4 Turn, Scuff 1-2 Stomp right beside left twice. Stomp Stomp On the spot 3&4 Kick right forward. Step right beside left. Step onto left in place. Kick Ball Change 5-6 Step right to right side. Cross left behind right. Side Behind Right 7-8 Step right 1/4 turn right. Scuff left forward. (3:00) Turn Scuff Turning right Option (7 - 8) 7 & 8: Shuffle turn 1/4 turn right, stepping right, left, right.
1-2 Rock left forward. Recover onto right. Forward Rock On the spot 3-4 Rock left back. Recover onto right. Back Rock 5-6 Step left forward. Pivot 1/2 turn right (weight onto right). Step Pivot Turning right 7-8 Step left forward. Touch right beside left. (9:00) Step Touch Forward
Section 3 Diagonal Lock Steps Forward
1-2 Step right forward to right diagonal. Lock left behind right. Right Lock Forward 3&4 Step right forward to right diagonal. Lock left behind right. Step right forward. Right Lock Step 5-6 Step left forward to left diagonal. Lock right behind left. Left Lock 7&8 Step left forward to left diagonal. Lock right behind left. Step left forward. Left Lock Step Option (3 & 4) 3 - 4: Step right forward to right diagonal. Scuff left beside right. (7 & 8) 7 - 8: Step left forward to left diagonal. Scuff right beside left.
Section 4 Diagaonl Step Touches
1-2 Step right forward to right diagonal. Touch left beside right. Step Touch Forward 3-4 Step left back to left diagonal. Touch right beside left. Back Touch Back 5-6 Step right back to right diagonal. Touch left beside right. Back Touch 7-8 Step left forward to left diagonal. Touch right beside left. Forward Touch Forward Styling Clap on the touch steps.
Ending Wall 10 (End of Section 3, Lock Steps, facing 6:00) Step, 1/2 Turn 1-2 Step right forward. Make 1/2 turn left without weight transfer. Ta-daaa!
Choreographed by: Leong Mei Ling (Malaysia) February 2009
A video clip of this dance is Choreographed to: ‘Blue Train (of the Heartbreak Line)’ available at by John D Loudermilk (148 bpm) from CD Blue Train (16 count intro) www.linedancermagazine.com Choreographer’s Notes: This dance is dedicated to Annemaree, her instructor John and her friends who made me so welcome during my visit to Melbourne. Note that the dance is not properly phrased to the music.
