Can anyone point me in the direction of some line dance and two step mp3s? I don't know too much about these genres outside of Boot Scootin' Boogie. We had an enquiry about a gig where they want this stuff in the breaks. Thanks.

LINE DANCE:..

1. Boot Scootin' Boogie
2. I Feel Lucky
3. Money in the Bank
4. Trouble
5. Lost and Found
6. Don't Rock the Jukebox
7. Blame It on Your Heart
8. Working Man's Ph.D.
9. Texas Tattoo
10.Great Balls of Fire
11.Achey Breaky
12.Red Neck Woman

TWO STEP>....

http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Wil/2step.htm




[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 05-25-2009).]

Holy smokes, that was quick. Thanks much, dnj.

Have fun

Good list Donny.

Artists/Songs we include are:

Brooks and Dunn (Building Bridges, maybe Neon Moon?)

Alan Jackson (Summertime Blues, It's 5 o'clock Somewhere)

Cha Cha slide (DJ Chip) ----?

Open season on my Heart (Tim Mcgraw)

Some Beach (Blake Shelton)

Almost ANYTHING by Scooter Lee!

Fly Like a Bird (Boz Scaggs - perennially popular Downunder)


I'm from Australia, and we often play for Linedancers, but the local dancers follow a lot of American, as well as Australian music, so I feel (fairly) confident recommending (most of)the above.

G'luck!

Line dancers will dance to anything..

New York New York

Aint't that parculiar

Can't hurry love

Higher and higher

The Wanderer

Thanks for those, hellboy44.

Fran, that's the kind of stuff I'd normally like to do, but I'm thinking maybe the rednecks in your neck o' the woods just ain't the real thing.

Actually in my area..they do a sophisticated line dance from yesterdays going bye..it is the "Wagner Walk"..A local phenom dance from the 60's..

To add to the list:
Elvira
A Little Less Talk and A Lot More Action
Achy Breaky
Walk Softly On This Heart Of Mine
Hillbilly Rock
Chattahoochie
There Oughta Be a Law
Pink Cadillac
Boogie Woogie Choo Choo Train
Born To Boogie
Most Brooks and Dunn songs
I could go on for pages.
Hope this helps,
DonM

Thanks to everyone. I think I have enough to be going on with now. Cheers!