Girls Night Out MUSIC Girls Night Out by Gina Jeffries FORMATION Lines facing front ORIGINAL POSlTlON Feet together, weight on Left CHOREOGRAPHY Terry Hogan Brisbane. Australia. October. 1994 A 2 Wall Line Dance, with each repetition facing the opposite direction to the previous set DIFFICULTY RATING **** SUBMITTED BY: Cajun Jeonn Taken from Terry Hogans manual volume 2 page 38-39 April 1996 Count Pattern 1-2 Kick Right foot forward, step backward onto ball of Right foot, leaving Left foot in place - 3 Step forward to replace weight on Left foot making l/4 turn left 4 Step Right foot to the right side, pushing hips slightly to the right, leave Left foot in place 5 Push weight back onto Left foot making 1/4 tum right 6 Step backward onto ball of Right- foot 7 Step forward onto Left foot making 1/4 turn right 8 Step Right foot beside Left foot 9-12 Step Left, Right, Left, making-a full turn right, touch Right foot beside Left *These four counts are a rolling vine or frieze, and move to the left side, they are not done in place 13-14 Step Right foot to the right side, slide Left foot beside Right 15-16 Step Right foot to the right side, touch Left foot beside Right 17-18 Step forward on Left foot, make 1/2 Pivot turn right on ball of foot stepping forward onto Right foot 19-20 Step forward on Left foot, hold 21-22 Step forward on Right foot, make 1/2 Pivot turn left on ball of foot stepping forward onto Left foot 23-24 Step forward on Right foot, hold 25-28 Repeat counts 17-20 29 Step Right foot forward at 450 right, pushing hips to the right 30 Transfer weight to Left foot pushing hips to the left 31-32 Transfer weight to Right foot pushing hips to the right, hold 33 Step Left foot forward at 450 left, pushing hips to the left 34 Transfer weight to Right foot pushing hips to the right 35-36 Transfer weight to Left foot pushing hips to the left, hold 37-40 Repeat counts 29-32 41-42 Step Left foot across in front of Right, step Right foot to the right side leaving Left foot in place 43-44 Replace weight on Left foot, step Right foot across in front of Left 45-46 Step Left foot to the left side leaving Right foot in place, replace weight on Right foot 47-48 Step Left foot across in front of Right, step Right foot to the right side leaving Left foot in place *These eight counts are done with the body facing forward, they are NOT turning steps 49 On ball of Right foot make 1/4 turn left 50 Raise Left foot and kick to the front 51-52 Step Left foot beside Right, touch Right foot beside Left 53-56 Step Right foot forward at 450 right, slide Left foot beside Right, repeat 57-60 Step Left foot forward at 450 left, slide Right foot beside Left, repeat 61-62 Step Right foot forward at 450 right, slide Left foot beside Right 63-64 With feet together, raise and. drop heels twice TERRY HOGAN notes: This dance was choreographer for the suggested song and is very fast and quite difficult to do correctly. I was flattered that it received an award at The 1995 Tamworth Country Music Festival as Australia 's most popular line dance for the year, and also that everyone seems to do it or want to learn it, although the speed and technique require to do it eludes many of those that try. The suggested song is not the Judds song of the same name, that song is a slightly faster tempo and would be suitable to dance it to once you have mastered the steps. A slower song that works very well for the dance and is certainly easier for most people to manage is My Shoes Keep Walkin ' Back To You by Gina Jeffries, also the song Wrong Place, Wrong Time by Mark Chesnutt.