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Spitfire
12-05-2003, 09:06 AM
Ok, I felt pretty sure I made a post on this topic previously, but did a search and could not find anything so I'll ask this again; I did ask on a couple of other forums which I no longer use.

Is anyone here familiar with a dance known as the Rocky Mountain Stomp?

I'll have to take it as the answer being no if there are no replies; no one else that I've mentioned it to has heard of it either. :wink:

I did this once with a church group at a local C&W club years ago. It is like a folk dance done in a circle where the ladies rotate and and the men turn them in these patterns that I now forget and there's a stomping of the feet somewhere.
dancersdreamland
12-06-2003, 10:32 AM
I have never heard of "Rocky Mountain Stomp." I did a search on "Kick It" a site which is a master data base of abazillion C&W dances. The search came up with no results. Do you have step sheets on the steps?

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
Spitfire
12-06-2003, 10:46 AM
I have never heard of "Rocky Mountain Stomp." I did a search on "Kick It" a site which is a master data base of abazillion C&W dances. The search came up with no results. Do you have step sheets on the steps?

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

Sorry to say that I don't have any info on the steps and I don't remember just what they were as it's been sixteen years; I do think there was a move similar to the sugar push done in ECS. The only thing that I can recall is that it was kind of fun.
DanceMentor
12-06-2003, 11:19 AM
Looks like you can find out for $11.95
http://www.palominorecords.com/country/mike_oneliners_first.htm
Spitfire
12-06-2003, 12:44 PM
Looks like you can find out for $11.95
http://www.palominorecords.com/country/mike_oneliners_first.htm

I see. I don't know if you could call this a line dance since it was done in a circle kind of like a square dance.
Spitfire
12-07-2003, 09:28 AM
I did a search and was able to come up with this.

http://www.partydirectory.com/dance/d022.htm

It is termed The Teton Mountain Stomp and it may or may not be what I'm referring to; just been too long for me to remember clearly.