Explore the line dances taught and regularly played at Amanda & Corey’s dance events. Use this library to review dances before an event, practice at home, or find the step sheets and videos for dances you enjoyed at Saturday Stomp.
Links are provided to external step sheets, demonstration videos, and tutorials created by the choreographers and instructors whenever possible.
Dances We Have Taught
Browse the line dances Amanda and Corey have taught at classes, workshops, and dance events. Open a dance below to find its music and available step-sheet, demonstration, and tutorial links.
Choreographer: Ben Murphy
Level: Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32-count, 4-wall
Music: “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” by Shaboozey
Taught by Amanda & Corey: Yes
Choreographer: Randy Pelletier
Level: High Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “American Kids” by Kenny Chesney
Restart: After count 16 on wall 6
Version note: Several dances use the title American Kids. This entry uses Randy Pelletier’s widely danced 2014 choreography. It begins with heel switches, walks, a Monterey turn, and a jazz box.
Choreographer: Gail A. Dawson
Level: Improver
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Texas Time” by Keith Urban
Tags/Restarts: None
Version note: This is the version listed by Cancun Cantina. Use the full library title Back on Texas Time, rather than simply Texas Time.
Full name: Dick and Geneva’s Western Barn Dance
Choreographers: Dick Matteis and Geneva Owsley Matteis
Type: Beginner partner-pattern or mixer dance
Counts/Walls: 32-count, traveling partner dance
Music: “Wild Wild West” by The Escape Club
Taught by Amanda & Corey: Yes
Choreographer: Bill Bader
Level: Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32-count, 4-wall
Music: “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” by Brooks & Dunn
Taught by Amanda & Corey: Yes
Choreographers: Cindy Hall and Ginny Smith
Level: Absolute Beginner
Counts/Walls: 40 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Any Man of Mine” by Shania Twain
Alternate music: “Traveling Soul” by Rita De Los Angeles
Tags/Restarts: None
Version note: Several dances circulate under the title Canadian Stomp, including 32-count and 36-count variations. This entry uses Cindy Hall and Ginny Smith’s established 1999 choreography. It begins with two full eight-count sections of toe-heel-stomp-and-hold patterns, followed by backward steps, grapevines, and two jazz boxes.
Choreographer: Guillaume Richard
Level: Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Claymore Shuffle” by Axel
Restarts: Walls 3 and 6 after count 16
Tag: Eight-count tag after wall 4
Version note: This is Guillaume Richard’s February 2026 choreography. The demonstration is the choreographer’s official video.
Choreographer: Steve Smith
Level: Absolute Beginner
Counts/Walls: 24-count, 4-wall
Music: “Copperhead Road” by Steve Earle
Taught by Amanda & Corey: Yes
Choreographer: Unknown
Level: Absolute Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32-count, 1-wall
Music: “Cotton Eye Joe” by Rednex
Taught by Amanda & Corey: Yes
Choreographer: C. W. Parker
Level: Ultra Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32-count progressive partner/circle dance
Music: “Cotton Eye Joe” by Rednex
Position: Partners face line of dance in cape position; the pattern may also be danced without a partner.
Version note: This is separate from the 32-count, one-wall line dance already in the library. The partner/circle choreography consists of four alternating hook, kick, and triple-back sequences followed by eight forward shuffles. Some local dancers replace the hook with a stomp or touch.
Choreographers: Kelly Gellette and Michelle Stremche
Level: Beginner
Counts/Walls: 20-count, 4-wall
Music: “Neon Moon” by Brooks & Dunn
Taught by Amanda & Corey: Yes
Choreographer: Bernard Bryson, also known as Cupid
Level: Absolute Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Cupid Shuffle” by Cupid
Tags/Restarts: None
Version note: This is the standard party and wedding version. It travels right, travels left, alternates heel touches, and finishes with an eight-count quarter turn to the left. CopperKnob credits Bernard Bryson, the recording artist Cupid, with the choreography.
Choreographer: Georgia Griffin
Level: Intermediate
Counts/Walls: 64-count, 4-wall
Music: “Dem Jeans” featuring Jermaine Dupri by Chingy
Taught by Amanda & Corey: Yes
Choreographer: Traditional; original choreographer unknown
Level: Beginner partner/circle dance
Counts/Walls: 28-count progressive partner dance
Music: “Neon Moon” by Brooks & Dunn
Version note: This is the traditional partner version, not one of the unrelated line dances that also use El Paso in the title.
Choreographer: Marthe Thibeault
Level: Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Fireball” featuring John Ryan by Pitbull
Version note: This is the version listed by Cancun Cantina. Do not use the Peg Rechka or Debbie Attwood dances for this entry.
Choreographers: Levi J. Hubbard and Starla Rodgers
Level: Improver
Counts/Walls: 32-count, 4-wall
Music: “Footloose” by Kenny Loggins
Taught by Amanda & Corey: Yes
Choreographer: Brandon Zahorsky
Level: Improver
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Shivers” by Ed Sheeran
Version note: This is the version danced at Cancun Cantina.
Choreographer: Jenny Cain
Level: Improver
Counts/Walls: 48 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Good Time” by Alan Jackson
Tags/Restarts: None
Version note: This is the version listed by Cancun Cantina and the choreography associated with the large group dance in Alan Jackson’s music video.
Choreographer: Ingryd Marie
Level: Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Liar” by Jelly Roll
Restart: After count 16 during wall nine
Version note: Several dances use this title and song. This version opens with two skates and a right shuffle, followed by two skates and a left shuffle.
Choreographer: J. W. Grimes
Level: Intermediate
Counts/Walls: 40 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Thinkin’ About You” by Trisha Yearwood
Version note: This is the full version listed by Cancun Cantina. It begins with 16 counts of mambo actions.
Choreographer: Andrew Hayes
Level: Absolute Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Miles on It” by Marshmello and Kane Brown
Restarts: Walls three and five
Version note: This is the Andrew Hayes version listed by Cancun Cantina. It begins with two right kicks and a coaster step, followed by the same sequence on the left.
Choreographer: Else A-J. Lillefuhr
Level: Beginner/Newcomer Waltz
Counts/Walls: 24 counts, 4 walls
Music: “House With No Curtains” by Alan Jackson
Version note: Several dances share the title My Waltz. This entry uses Else Lillefuhr’s established choreography, which begins with traveling left and right twinkles. Confirm that opening against the version Amanda and Corey teach before removing the confirmation note.
Choreographer: Suzanne Wilson
Level: High Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Whiskey Drinkin’ S.O.B.” by Mikel Knight
Tags/Restarts: None
Version note: This is the Suzanne Wilson choreography danced at Cancun Cantina. The original pattern includes alternating stomp-swivel-scuff sequences, a rocking chair, two one-eighth-turn hip rolls, right and left grapevines, four walks backward, and two forward hops with claps. Some venue demonstrations add local variations, so the linked resources were selected to match the original step sheet.
Choreographers: Tara Bianco and Mackenzie Keister
Level: Beginner
Counts/Walls: 24 counts, 4 walls
Music listed on the step sheet:
“Suds in the Bucket” by Sara Evans
“Whatever Your Heart Desires” by Donna Summer
Alternate music used by Amanda and Corey:
“Getaway Truck” by Aaron Watson
Choreographers: Lois Nielson and John Nielson
Level: Ultra Beginner Waltz
Counts/Walls: 48 counts, 1 wall
Music: “Waltz Across Texas” by Ernest Tubb
Alternate music: Other slow-to-moderate waltzes
Version note: This is the classic Nielson choreography. It is primarily a line dance, although the same pattern is sometimes adapted for couples.
Choreographer: Sue Lipscomb
Level: Improver
Counts/Walls: 40 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Watermelon Crawl” by Tracy Byrd
Version note: This is the established Sue Lipscomb choreography and is also listed by Cancun Cantina.
Choreographer credited on the step sheet: Vic Brentnell
Level: Improver/High Beginner
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “Wobble” by V.I.C.
Tags/Restarts: None
Version note: This is the common party version documented by Vic Brentnell and danced to V.I.C.’s recording. It begins with a forward jump and wobble, a backward jump and wobble, followed by diagonal wobble sections, rocking actions with coaster steps, and a quarter-turn sequence.
Choreographer: Jonno Liberman
Level: Improver
Counts/Walls: 32 counts, 4 walls
Music: “The Wolf” by The Spencer Lee Band
Restart: After count 16 during the third repetition
Version note: This is the version listed by Cancun Cantina.
Choreographer: Traditional; original choreographer unknown
Level: Beginner partner/circle dance
Counts/Walls: 32-count progressive partner dance
Music used by Amanda and Corey:
“Dixie Lullaby” by Clint Black with Bruce Hornsby
“She’s in Love with the Boy” by Trisha Yearwood
Version note: Wooden Nickel has several regional variations. The linked sheet documents Bill Curtis’s Wooden Nickel Dixie Way arrangement, but Curtis does not claim to be the dance’s original choreographer.
Regular Line Dances Played at Our Events
- A Bar Song
- American Kids
- The Barn Dance
- Canadian Stomp
- Copperhead Road
- El Paso
- Gives Me Shivers
- Mambo Shuffle
- The Outlaw
- Shivers
- Texas Time
- Waltz Across Texas