Christy Lane's Complete Book of Line Dancing Book

Chapter 1. Would You Like to Dance?
- What's All This Ruckus About Line Dancing?
- Seven Steps to Success

Chapter 2. Know Your Lingo
- How to Read a Foot Map
- Line Dancing Terminology

Chapter 3. Heel, Toe, Heel, Toe—Here We Go!
Beginning Line Dances:
- Cowboy Macarena
- Cowboy Motion
- Bus Stop
- Freeze
- Cowboy Boogie
- Cowboy Hustle
- Electric Slide I
- Hitch-Hiker
- Cowgirl's Twist
- Chattahoochee
- Coyote
- Smooth
- Double Dutch Bus
- Down and Dirty
- Electric Slide II
- Flying Eight
- Louie
- One Step Forward and Two Steps Back
- Reggae Cowboy
- Slappin' Leather
- Tennessee Twister
- Traveling Four Corners

Chapter 4. A Little Harder, but a Lot More Fun!
Intermediate Line Dances:
- Copperhead Road
- Honky Tonk Stomp
- Ghostbusters
- Power Jam
- Country Strut
- Outlaw Waltz
- Eight Corners
- Southside Shuffle
- Amos Moses
- Cowboy Stomp
- Wild Wild West I
- Six Step
- Hooked on Country
- Tumbleweed
- Thunderfoot
- Kokomo
- Night Fever
- Rock Around the Clock
- Elvira
- Funky Cowboy I
- Waltz Across Texas
- Tush Push
- Boot Scoot Boogie I
- Dance Ranch Romp
- Alley Cat
- Black Velvet/Ski Bumpus
- Honky Tonk Attitude
- Watermelon Crawl
- Livin' La Vida Loca
- The Redneck
- The Gilley
- Cowboy Hip-Hop
- Wild Wild West II
- Funky Cowboy II

Chapter 5. When You Really Get Good...
Advanced Line Dances:
- Boot Scoot Boogie II
- Walkin' Wazi
- Cowboy Cha-Cha
- Romeo
- Achy Breaky
- LeDoux Shuffle
- Hip-Hop
- CHES

Chapter 6. Share the Fun With Others!
Partner Pattern Dances:
- Barn Dance Mixer
- Cotton-Eyed Joe
- Ten-Step
- Traveling Cha-Cha

Chapter 7. Developing Technique and Style
- Technique
- Style
- Variations
- Attitude

Chapter 8. For Teachers Only
- Facility
- Equipment
- Music
- Attire
- Class Format
- Teaching in the Schools
- Additional Suggestions