I felt the same as Denise, wasn't sure how it would go, but took the chance. Body rolls caused a bit of a laugh some preferring just to bend the knees and come up. but I noticed in the break quite a few were having a go at perfecting them. No one sat out second time we danced it, and their reviews were good.

thought i was pushing my luck with this one but have to say everyone enjoyed it, the 1/4 cross section was the trickiest to master,direction went out the window a few times but no one sat down at all which i was very pleased about and filled the floor each time it was played.

Didnt think everyone would like it and sure enough a couple sat down after dancing it once. The music is infectious but it could be one of those dances that spreads like wildfire and then just as quickly disappears! The 1/4 cross sections in the middle keep it interesting.

Something different....... gets people grooving!!!!! Really nice.thanks for writing it

This one is going down a storm at our club, Craig Taught it at Bournemouth last weekend, funky music, funky steps, Heading to the top of the charts no doubt.

Would have to say the music to this one is very unique however it stays in your head and you soon find yourself singing a long to it (sort of) The dance is 64 counts 2 walls and has one very easy restart ... Well done to Paul & Craig for making it fun/happy and a little funky in places matches the music very well!!!

A fun, funky dance with body rolls and body pumps written to a mad, novelty track which is strangely addictive just like Crazy Frog. The dance too is addictive and should do very well for Paul and Craig.