It seems that there variations to this song. I found this sample on the web:

http://www.albertimusic.com/audio/atlast.mp3

This seems to be in 3/4 and therefore not suitable for Foxtrot. Interestingly it has the perfect beat and tempo for a Viennese Waltz!!! The fast beat is subtle but it is there.

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Hey everybody,

Will this one do?

http://dancevision.com/store/JD06/

We have couples coming for wedding lessons fairly often. Nine times out of 10 they've chosen music that fits.

Easy to teach and easy to learn:

1. Everything is a "slow" (OK, there are some extended slows).
2. When it travels the man usually walks backwards so no newbie toe stepping on each other.

It's built on the old high school clutch each other right turning circle thing with the man holding the lady's hand over his heart. No need on short practice to develop a forced formal ballroom pose. It's neither NC2 or Night Club Slow.

We usually teach the basic, rocks, walks and "the dip" which is the perfect opportunity for the grandparents to take photos.

We teach this to beginner social groups often, including a first class last night, and have everybody moving about the floor in no time.

The basic for the man is just:

LF Back
Replace weight forward to RF
LF side (Turning R about 1/4)
RF back

and repeat.

Whenever my wife and I go cruising we find this to most useful dance on shipboard.

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Please Help,
We have been taking dance lessons for a little over a month now, I have been looking for a song for our first dance. We both like best either the waltz or foxtrot, but all the music I have come across seems very old and bland to me, do you have any suggestions?
Chris