Linedancer Top Twenty
DANCE
1 His Only Need 2 50 Ways 3
Black Heart
4 Together We Dance 5 Dancing With Cupid 6 Rock Paper Scissors 7 Boys Will Be Boys
8 Disappearing Tail Lights 9
Helele 10 Bang Bang
11 Wom Bom Bom 12 Can’t Let Go
13 Windy City Waltz 14 Beautiful In My Eyes 15 Can’t Shake You 16 Half Past Nothin’ 17 All My People 18 19
Some Nights Soul Fire
20 Little Too High LEVEL CHOREOGRAPHER INT Ria Vos
INT Patricia Stott INT Kate Sala
ADV Peter And Alison INT Kate Sala
IMP Maggie Gallagher INT Rachael McEnaney IMP Peter and Alison INT Peter and Alison
thecharts MUSIC TRACK She Is His Only Need
50 Ways To Say Goodbye Black Heart
Dance With Me Cupid
Rock-Paper-Scissors Boys Will Be Boys
Disappearing Tail Lights Helele
INT Rachael McEnaney/Simon Ward Jody Bernal INT Craig Bennett/Paul McAdam Bom Bom INT Robbie McGowan Hickie INT S. Ward/R. Vos/D. Bailey INT Simon Ward
INT Alison and Peter
IMP Neville Fitzgerald/Julie Harris INT Maggie Gallagher INT Maggie Gallagher INT Ria Vos
IMP Richard Palmer/Lorna Dennis VOTE NOW!
Your vote is important to us. It can make the difference for your favourite choreographer and their dance to reach the top and make it…
But we need more votes and so here’s something that is sure to encourage our subscribers!
MUSIC ARTIST
Wynonna Train
Stooshe
Johnny Reid Daniel Powter Katzenjammer Paulina Rubio Gord Bamford
Velile & Safri Duo Bang Bang
You’d Better Move On I Love You
Beautiful In My Eyes Can’t Shake You Knock Knock All My People Some Nights Woo
Candy
Sam and The Womp Piet Veerman Faith Hill
Joshua Kadison Gloriana
Jack Savoretti Sasha Lopez Fun
Anthony Hamilton Robbie Williams
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