CC COOLER
aka's: CC Hustle

CHOREOGRAPHER: Chris & Marcia Hookie & Geri West, 1987
COUNT: 32
TYPE: 4 Wall Line Dance
LEVEL: Intermediate
MUSIC: Little Sister by Dwight Yoakam (preferred)

Dance Step Description: Four directional type line dance.
All dancers start off in single file lines all facing LOD.

NO	BEATS	DIRECTIONS

1. 	1-2	Right foot: fan out, fan in
	3-4	Right heel touch forward, center

2. 	1-2	Right foot: fan out, fan in
	3-4	Right heel touch forward, center

3.	1	Left toe touch: back, center
	2	Right heel touch forward, center

4.	1-2	Left toe touch: back, center
	3	Right foot brush forward
	4	Right foot step across left foot

5.	1-2	Left foot brush forward
	3-4	Left foot step across right foot

		VINE TO THE RIGHT

6. 	1	Right foot step to the side
	2	Left foot step behind right foot
	3	Right foot step to the side
	4	Left foot brush forward and flare to the left

		VINE TO THE LEFT

7.	1	Left foot step to the side
	2	Right foot step behind left foot
	3	Left foot side
	4	Right foot  brush forward and make a 1/4 turn left

8.	1	Right foot step across in front of left foot
	2	Left foot brush forward
	3	Left foot step across in front of right foot
	4	Right foot step to the side

9.	1-2	Left foot stomp center twice and
		immediately shift weight on to the left foot

Variations: Turns may be added to the vines,
choreographer Geri West likes to mix up steps #1 - #4.

Suggested Dance Style: The C.C. Cooler  is a versatile dance that can be
performed at a variety of tempos but it is best performed at medium tempos -
not just because of style, but because it is very difficult to perform the
dance above the 37-40 MPM (148-160 BPM) mark and still look good unless the
dancer practices the dance a lot. At slower tempos be sure that each step is
taken smoothly. The brush steps accentuate the dance and the eight beats in
Steps #3 and #4 should blend together smoothly when they are performed.

Best performed to blusey swing tunes.

Comments: The C.C. Cooler was developed one Wednesday night when Chris was
Dee-Jaying at the Jolly Fox in Chico, California. Marcia and Geri; a little
toasted from drinking too many orange flavored California Coolers
(wine coolers), developed (actually - stumbled through) this dance in it's
raw form and Chris cleaned it up a bit, and then by the end of the night -
the Chico California Cooler or C.C. Cooler was born. Geri likes to really
mix-up the steps for the challenge and fun of it. The C.C. Cooler was
choreographed to Dwight Yoakam's song Little Sister and the dance was almost
named after the song.

From:	Chris_Hookie@cor.gov

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