

This is a show line dance, a formation dance which is great fun for participants and audience alike. We have used it as a "surprise" demonstration dance on party nights. We choose our "volunteers" to take part from our more extrovert students or dancing friends - if you can persuade the men dancers to dress as women so much the better.
Abbreviations :
L = left, R = right, LF
= left foot; RF = right foot; LH = left hand, RH = right hand, fwd = forward,
, S = slow; Q = quick,
LOD = Line of dance, DC = diagonal centre, DW = diagonal wall, C = Centre, PP
= Promenade Position.
BF = ball flat
The count in beats to the bar is given in brackets.
Music: Trashy Women (Walker/Wall) from Country Line Dance CD 2 Track 4.
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A Group dance for an even number of people - ideally 8 - 10. Split the group
into two and form into 2 lines - each person in line to stay directly behind
the person in front and about 3 feet away from them. Both lines to stay about
6 feet apart side by side - each person to make sure they stay in line with
their opposite number in the other line.
Walking on (and off):
RF diag. fwd toe turned out (BF) (Count 1), LF diag. fwd toe turned out (BF) (2), chassis (RLR) diag. fwd (BF) (3 & 4),
LF diag. fwd toe turned out (BF) (Count 2), RF diag. fwd toe turned out (BF) (2), chassis (LRL) diag. fwd (BF) (3 & 4),
Repeat to Count 8 (i.e. from start 3 more times) (or however long it takes you to reach the centre of the long side of the room)
Turn left to face wall and start line dance:
Side (R) (1,2), Turn 1/2, Side (L) (3,4), Turn 1/2, Side
(R) (5,6), Fwd (L) (7), Replace (R) (8);
Back (L) (1,2), Back (R) (3), Replace (L) (4), kick ball change (RRL) (5&6),
Fwd (R) (7,8);
Fwd (L) (1,2), Turn 1/2, Replace (R) (3,4), tap with left hip fwd (5,6),
step with left hip fwd (7,8);
Repeat with right hip (tap1,2 step 3,4), Repeat with left hip (tap5,6 step 7,8).
Repeat "line dance" 5 times
Turn right to face exit and “walk off” - wave both arms in the air as you leave the room.