Oh Daddy

Choreographed by Hedy McAdams
Description: 24 count, 1 wall, beginner/intermediate waltz line
dance
Music: "You Used To Call Me" by The Zydeco Flames; "Buck's
Nouvelle Jole Blon" by Buckwheat Zydeco; "Hit Country Song" by
Little Texas

Counts    Step Descriptions

WALK, TOGA, WALK, WALK, TOGETHER, WALK
1	(Long) step right forward, angling body left (lead with right
hip)
2	Step left beside right (maintain angle)
3	Step right forward (toward 12:00)
4	(Long) step left forward, angling body right (lead with left
hip)
5	Step right beside left (maintain angle)
6	Step left forward (toward 12:00)

TURN, ROLL, ROLL, TURN, WALK, WALK
1	Step right forward, turn 1/4 left (9:00) and roll right hip to
right
2	Shift weight left and roll left hip down and left
3	Shift weight right & roll right hip right
4	Turn body 1/4 left (6:00) and (short) step left forward
5	(Short) step ball of right forward
6	(Short) step ball of left forward
/Optional styling: look over right shoulder for counts 1-3

WALK, TURN, TURN, CROSS, TURN, TOGETHER
1	Step right forward (right toe out)
2	Step forward on ball of left and spin 1/2 turn right (12:00)
3	Turn body 1/4 right (3:00) and step right to right (and
slightly back)
4	Cross left over right
5	Step right to right and turn 1/4 left (12:00)
6	Step left beside right
/Counts 2-3 are one fluid motion progressing toward 6:00 wall

TURN, ROLL, ROLL, TURN, SLIDE, TURN
1	Step right forward and turn 1/4 left (9:00) & roll right hip
to right
2	Shift weight left and roll left hip to left
3	Shift weight right and roll right hip to right(begin 1/4 turn
left)
4	Complete 1/4 left (6:00) and step left forward (slightly)
5	Slide-step ball of right to right (and very slightly forward)
and spin 1/2 left (12:00)
6	Step left forward (on a diagonal slightly left)
/Optional styling: look over right shoulder for counts 1-3

REPEAT

CAJUN/ZYDECO STYLING
/Following are suggestions to enhance your enjoyment of dancing
to c/z music
/1. Down-up-up: the "down-up-up" emphasis is particularly
important in c/z waltz styling. On the first count step full
foot down, and dip slightly, on the second and third counts,
lift onto the ball of the foot described, and take a short step
/2. Legs apart: I've observed at c/z venues that dancers, both
genders, keep legs slightly apart (less than shoulder width)
throughout waltzes. Therefore, when step sheet calls for
"together" or "beside" keep your legs a minimum of 6" apart

Prep: 07/01/07   04:39
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