BAYOU CITY TWISTER

Choreographer: Alfred Watkins

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HEEL, STEP, HEEL, STEP, HEEL, TOE, PIVOT ½, HOOK
1Right heel forward
2Feet back together
3Left heel forward
4Feet back together
5Right heel forward
6Right toe touch back
7Pivot ½ turn right (weight stays on left)
8Right hook over left

SHUFFLE, ROCK, RECOVER
9&10Right, left, right shuffle forward
11Rock forward on left
12Step back on right

SHUFFLE BACK, PIVOT ½, STEP DOWN
13&14Left, right, left, shuffle back
15Swing right around behind and to side of left while rising up on toes and pivoting ½ right (you are facing beginning wall again with feet at home, on toes)
16Set body down on flat feet

GRAPEVINE RIGHT WITH ¼ TURN, JUMP APART, CROSS, UNWIND, TOUCH
17Step right on right
18Cross left behind right
19Step right on right
20Pivot ¼ right, placing left next to right
21Jump, landing with feet apart
22Jump, crossing right in front of left
23Pivot ½ left (uncrossing feet)
24Left toe touch back

SHUFFLE, STEP, PIVOT ½
25&26Left right left shuffle forward
27Step forward on right
28Pivot ½ left

JAZZ BOX, PIVOT ½
29Cross right in front of left
30Step back on left
31Step right on right
32Pivot ½ right, placing feet together after turn, and clap

REPEAT
These are variations I see commonly that do not ruin the integrity or spirit of the dance:
1. One or two-foot stomp at count 16
2. 1-¼ right turning vine for counts 17-20
3. Hitch instead of touchback at count 24
4. Turn and a half at count 32
5. Hat wearers raise them with both hands at the split jump (count 21) and replace them on count 22.

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About the Choreographer

Alfred Watkins

Alfred Watkins is a dynamic performer and choreographer known for their innovative style and captivating artistry. With one remarkable dance showcased in our archive, Alfred continues to inspire audiences and fellow artists alike with their passion for movement and creativity.

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