Marco Club Connection has released the Club Mix of Randy Houser's "Boots On" to immediate and overwhelmingly positive feedback.

"Boots On" was Houser's first #1 single, aided by a music video which featured popular YouTube footage of a toddler singing along to the song in his car seat.

The new version, remixed with dancers in mind, has caused great excitement among Club Connection's 230 outlets. Brian Tankersely & Cliff Audretch III extended the power mix to over four minutes, causing DJ's to move "Boots On" into heavy rotation again.

Below are early comments on the "Boots On" Club Mix from DJ's and choreographers:

"Awesome remix! Crowd LOVES THIS" Bradley's II Champaign, IL
"A homerun!" In Cahoots San Diego, CA
"It kicks ass. A great blend of the country & dance genres. I loved the original and it gets played at the clubs and radio here, so to amp it up like this is perfect." Dance Hall in Plainville, CT & Sound Train Internet Radio
"This Mix Really Rocks" Loardo's Nightclub Parkville, NY
"I LOVE THE 'BOOTS ON' REMIX… AWESOME"! Boots-N-Buckles Lakeland, FL

After only two weeks, several choreographers have submitted dances that work with the "Boots On" Club Mix. The demonstration and instructional videos can be found:

Line Dance Demonstration Video
Copenhagen Club Mix, Choreographed by Coral Tucker Boots On Club Mix by Randy Houser 36 Count Beginner/Intermediate Line Dance

Demonstration & Instructional Line Dance Video
Run To You, Choreographed by Patricia Flaherty
Boots On Club Mix by Randy Houser 32 count, 2 wall, beginner line dance

Step sheets for both dances can be found:
Marco Club Connection Website

Popularity: 1%

Splitting the difference between Shania Twain’s twangy pop and Christina Aguilera’s R&B acrobatics, vocalist Jessie James made her debut with “Blues Jeans,” a song that featured prominently in the film Confessions of a Shopaholic. Born on a military base in Vicenza, Italy, the burgeoning singer relocated to central Georgia during the 1990s. She used the new location to her advantage, making weekly trips to Nashville to hone her songwriting amidst likeminded musicians. Her demo recordings soon made their way to David Massey, president of the rejuvenated Mercury Records, who subsequently brought her to the attention of Def Jam chairman L.A. Reid. James soon inked a contract with Island/Def Jam, and the label partnered her with songwriting guru Kara DioGuardi to help craft material for a debut album. “Blue Jeans” introduced her confident interpretation of country-pop in early 2009, and the singer’s full-length debut — the self-titled Jessie James — appeared later that summer. ~ Andrew Leahey, All Music Guide

Popularity: 1%