Texas Push -Texas Variation of WCS - US Open Swing Dance ((1988)) Terry Rippa of the Dallas Push Club describes the Push as a dance which uses lots of turns and spins. It's a smooth provocative dance, Terry says, most often done to rhythm and blues music. Terry noted that the Push is BarRoom dance. The Dallas Push and the Houston Whip have a Double rock step on the end of the slot. rather than the syncopations common to West Coast Swing. Music, Full Swing 09 Busted for Boppin' from the album in

The Texas's Push - Texas Variation of West Coast Swing. Originated in Texas around the late 1940s to Blues / Slow Rhythm Music. Originally called the Cat Dance. This Clip from (1989) | Tony Azar