Mr. Lonely - Line Dance Tutorial

Choreographer: Gail Smith
32 count - 4 wall - beginner level line dance
Music: "Mr. Lonely" by Midland
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Producer: Big Pictures LLC Production (www.JohnBigler.com)
Line dancing is a lot of fun! It's exercising with friends! It is a high energy workout to choreographed dances repeating a series of steps to music. We are dedicated to producing quality instructional, step by step videos to show not only how easy line dancing can be, but also how much fun!
Once you learn the basic steps, it's common to add your own spice or personality to the dance! That's what makes it so much fun! We encourage you to view not only our dance videos (which have a demo, step breakdown, count breakdown and explanation of tags and restarts), but check out our short clips on what some of the most basic steps are.
Our dedicated sl,ut crew personnel is made up of four members. Two of our members, Kirk and Aimee Gamble, are three time UCWDC (United Country Western Dance Council) World Champions in couples dancing and line dance instructors for over 27 years.
Daisy Georgine has years of experience in line dancing and teaching.
John Bigler, Big Pictures, LLC, 35+ years of video production and photography experience.
If you are ever in the Salt Lake area, we would LOVE to meet you. We dance and teach at the Westerner Club on 3360 S Redwood Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84119.
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Are you ready to get your line dance on?

[@deborahclairmont9099]

Perfect dance for the bar. Hot music.

[@kylefielding3089]

This choreography is not Gail Smith's. This is the choreography from Robert Royston who did the choreography for the music video. Gail's choreography can be found here: Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ3MaYFth7KerNU Step Sheet: www.copperknob.co.uk/stepsheets/mr-lonely-ID133083.aspx Robert's choreography can be found here: Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYqlYYZjpKx5o8k Step Sheet: www.copperknob.co.uk/stepsheets/mr-lonely-ID132895.aspx

[@michelleyb.9709]

The '70's called, they want their hair style back : )

[@boozie3180]

“sl, ut”....I see what you did there