Welcome to my list of Fast Songs for the Tush Push line dance. Hopefully, you, my dear readers, will help me make this list grow by sharing your suggestions.

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If “fast” isn’t your cup of tea and you want some slower Tush Push Songs, check out What is the Best SLOW SONG to use for the Tush Push Line Dance?

My Favorite FAST Song
for the Tush Push Line Dance

Yes, I know, everyone has their own “best” Tush Push song, but here is my personal favorite “Tush Push Slow Song.”

I first heard this song played at a dance event. I was floored! Absolutely floored! I had never even considered that the Tush Push could be done to anything but the Earthquake, by Ronnie Milsap — a slow n sexy country western song. The idea that the same dance could be played to a fast NON-country song was mind-blowing!

It was the moment that I learned that although line dances are often choreographed for a specific song, they evolve and dances are re-purposed and used with a different song and as long as the phrasing works out, the AWESOME! Wow,

Total Eclipse of the Heart
(Radio Edit Remix)
sung by Bonnie Tyler
– Remix by Jan Wayne & Lena
(148 BPM)

All the songs mentioned in this post,
Arranged by BPM

Here are the songs.

Each song is also a “link” which will take you to Amazon where you can preview a snippet of the song for free.

And if you like the song a lot, you can, if you wish, buy the song and download it for your music collection.

And full disclosure, if you do buy a song from Amazon by using one of these links I get between 4-7 cents. Wow! Oh my! Whatever will I do with my new found wealth!?! LOL

I only get the referral IF you actually buy the song from Amazon, not when you preview it! So have fun and preview as many as you like. You will not be charged to preview.

Each link, (unless you have your browser set to over ride my coding) will open up into a new tab or window. This list will remain here and you can return to it any time to “preview” the next song.

Or buy? Please buy…I is a poor boy!

Plleeeeaaaazzzzz [insert pitiful look] 🙂

140 – 149 BPM

Rocket 88
by Nappy Brown & Kip Anderson (140 BPM)
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Centerfield
by John Fogarty (143 BPM)
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I Wanna Be A Cowboy
by Boys Don’t Cry (144 BPM)
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Betty’s Takin’ Judo
by Jeff Carson (146 BPM)
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Great Balls of Fire
by Dolly Parton (146 BPM)
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I Knew The Bride (When She Used to Rock and Roll)
by Nick Lowe (147 BPM)
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Total Eclipse of the Heart (Radio Edit Remix)
sung by Bonnie Tyler – Remix by Jan Wayne & Lena (148 BPM)
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Do You Wanna Make Something of It?
by JoDee Messina (148 BPM)
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Every Little Thing (About You)
by Carlene Carter (149 BPM)
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150 – 159 BPM

Move It On Over
by Travis Tritt and George Thorogood (150 BPM)
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Sea of Cowboy Hats
by Chely Wright (150 BPM)
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Third Rock from the Sun
by Joe Diffie (151 BPM)
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What Turns Me On
by Lantana (156 BPM)
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160 – 169 BPM

Baby Likes to Rock It
by The Tractors (160 BPM)
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Beer Run / Garth Brooks and George Jones (160 BPM) [from the “Garth Brooks: The Ultimate Hits” album]
Note: Sorry – no preview on this one. Garth’s music is not available online in digital format. If you want to buy the CD, here is the link to the “Garth Brooks: The Ultimate Hits” Album)
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Down In Mississippi
by Sugarland (162 BPM)
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What Was I Thinkin
by Dierks Bentley (166 BPM)
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Girl’s Gone Wild
by Travis Tritt (167 BPM)
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Driven My Life Away
by Billy Dean (168 BPM)
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The Fireman
by George Strait (169 BPM)
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170 – 179 BPM

Ain’t Going Down (Til The Sun Comes Up) / Garth Brooks (170 BPM) [from the In Pieces album]
Note: Sorry – no preview on this one. Garth’s music is not available online in digital format. If you want to buy the CD, here is the link to the “In Pieces” Album)
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Chattahoochee
by Alan Jackson (175 BPM)
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T-R-O-U-B-L-E
by Travis Tritt (178 BPM)
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Rapid Roy (The Stock Car Boy)
by Jim Croce (179 BPM)
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180 – 189 BPM

I Knew The Bride (When She Used to Rock and Roll)
by Dean Brothers (180 BPM))
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The Fever / Garth Brooks (182 BPM) [from the “Garth Brooks: The Ultimate Hits” album]
Note: Sorry – no preview on this one. Garth’s music is not available online in digital format. If you want to buy the CD, here is the link to the “Garth Brooks: The Ultimate Hits” Album)
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The Fever
by Chris Ledoux (182 BPM)
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Born To Boogie
by Hank Williams Jr. (184 BPM)
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This Is Your Brain
by Joe Diffie (184 BPM)
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Videos of the Tush Push from Around the World — Danced to Fast Songs

The Tush Push really is a global phenomenon. Enjoy these video of folks from all around the planet dancing the Tush Push to Fast Music!

The song in this video is:
Do You Wanna Make Something of It?
by JoDee Messina (148 BPM)
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The song in this video is:
T-R-O-U-B-L-E
by Travis Tritt (178 BPM)
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The song in this video is:
What Was I Thinkin
by Dierks Bentley (166 BPM)
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Do you know how to Tush Push?

Getcher mind out of the gutter!

We’re talking about whether you know the line dance! Any other kind of Tush Pushin’ you can just keep to yourself, thank ye kindly.

This here is a family friendly blog post! LOL 😉

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Say hello to “Moi”
your ever so humble author of this post:

On a dark and windy night in east Texas, a little baby boy was born. . .

Ok, maybe I won’t go THAT far back… grin …here is the short version instead:

Talk to me longer than 5 minutes and you’ll learn I love to dance & I’m working to transform myself from an out-of-shape retired librarian into a fit, healthy self-employed writer & dance instructor.

I am an Eight-time UCWDC Country Dance World Champion; I teach Line Dance, both group classes & privates. I have an Associates and a Bachelors of Arts in Theater, and a Masters of Library Science.