George H. Course your left foot endure your fitting foot on the count of &.8. Flap your right foot to the correctly on the count of a8.9.
George Primrose, who was Irish and was considered a masterful stylist, popularized the soft shoe, which was once called “song and dance.”
Instructions
1. Spank (brush back) and course down on your equitable foot, stepping endure your left foot, on the count of & 1.
2. Flap your left foot to the left on the count of & a.
3. System down on your right foot, in abode, on the count of 2.
4. Spank (brush back) and method on your left foot, stepping persist your appropriate foot, on the count of & 3.
5. Coat of arms on your fly foot on the count of & and then Coat of arms on your left foot on the count of 4. Levy your weight on your foot when you Coat of arms.
6. Shuffle method to the back on your honest foot. Repeat this on your left foot and then again on your right foot on the count of & a5 & a6 & a7.
7. Primrose and Billy WestThe soft shoe could be considered the antithesis of buck dancing. The soft shoe is done softly and eloquently and was originally done on sand and while enervating soft shoes. It is exact colorful from the heavier, else masculine, flat-footed buck dancing.
Repeat on the other side.
10. Memorize the steps: spank manner flap action spank method Coat of arms Coat of arms shuffle step shuffle step shuffle step step flap.
11. Remember the count: & 1 & a 2 & 3 &4 & a5 & a6 &a7 & a8.
