Cowboy Rhythm

Choreographed by Jo Thompson

Description: 48 count, 4 wall, line dance
 Music:  Souths Gonna Do It Again by Charlie Daniels

 
1 Stomp right foot forward.
2 Rotate right toe out.
3 Rotate right toe back in.
4 Rotate right toe out.
5 Stomp left foot forward.
6 Rotate left toe out.
7 Rotate left toe back in.
8 Rotate left toe out.
 
9 Stomp forward with right foot.
10 Stomp forward with left foot.
11 Kick right foot behind left leg, touching right foot with left hand.
12 Step on right foot.
13 Kick left foot behind right leg, touching left foot with right hand.
14 Step on left foot.
15 Clap.
16 Clap.
 
17 Slide right foot to right.
18 Slide left foot to meet right foot.
19 Heels apart
20 Heels back together.
21 Slide left foot to left.
22 Slide right foot to meet left foot.
23 Heels apart
24 Heels together.
 
25 Step back on right foot, with toe pointing right.
26 Clap.
27 Step back on left foot, with toe pointing left.
28 Clap.
29 Step back on right foot, with toe pointing right.
30 Clap.
31 Step back on left foot, with toe pointing left.
32 Clap.
 
The following 8 beats are 2 grapevines, each ending with a brush kick; the hand motion that goes along with each grapevine is "Brush Back; Brush Forward; Clap; Snap Fingers".
 
33 Sidestep right; swing both arms back, brushing thighs with palms as your arms go back.
34 Left foot crosses behind right; swing both arms forward, brushing thighs with palms as your arms go forward.
35 Sidestep right; clap.
36 Brush kick (kick left foot forward, brushing the floor and the instep of your right shoe) with left foot; snap fingers.
37 Sidestep left; brush arms back.
38 Right foot crosses behind left; brush arms forward.
39 Sidestep left; clap.
40 Brush kick right foot; snap fingers.
 
41 Step forward right foot.
42 Brush kick left foot.
43 Step forward left foot.
44 Brush kick right foot.
45 Step forward right foot.
46 Brush kick left foot, prepare to turn ¼ turn to left.
47 Turn ¼ turn left and step forward with left foot.
48 Brush kick right foot.
 
The right foot then steps forward with a stomp as the dance begins again.