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Dance Map: 32(intro)-32-32-32-16-32-32…
[1-8]: Heel grind, Coaster step, Turning heel grind, Coaster step
[9-16]: Wizard step, Wizard step, Stomp, Clap, Stomp, Clap
[17-24]: Turning jazz box, Three quarter turn paddle turn
[25-32]: Jazz cross, Heel switch, Jazz cross, Heel switch
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** Historical Note: “Aces and Eights” became known as the “Dead Man’s Hand” because it was the hand of cards that Wild Bill Hickok held when he was shot in the back of the head during a poker game in Nuttal and Mann’s Saloon in Deadwood, South Dakota. His full had was two aces, two eights, and fifth card varies from story to story with the strongest story being the Queen of hearts.
Contact: ptesper@gmail.com On Facebook: The Redneck Revolution (of music and dance with Pat Esper)
SUGGESTED SONGS:
Whip It! / LunchMoney Lewis
Video Tutorial View complete Stepsheet
[1-8]: Heel grind, Coaster step, Turning heel grind, Coaster step
[9-16]: Wizard step, Wizard step, Stomp, Clap, Stomp, Clap
[17-24]: Turning jazz box, Three quarter turn paddle turn
[25-32]: Jazz cross, Heel switch, Jazz cross, Heel switch
Start again
** Historical Note: “Aces and Eights” became known as the “Dead Man’s Hand” because it was the hand of cards that Wild Bill Hickok held when he was shot in the back of the head during a poker game in Nuttal and Mann’s Saloon in Deadwood, South Dakota. His full had was two aces, two eights, and fifth card varies from story to story with the strongest story being the Queen of hearts.
Contact: ptesper@gmail.com On Facebook: The Redneck Revolution (of music and dance with Pat Esper)
SUGGESTED SONGS:
Whip It! / LunchMoney Lewis
Video Tutorial View complete Stepsheet