FRIENDS IN LOW PLACES (or Slippin'Around)		
Couple Dance

Start this dance in Tandem Position. Man starts DIRECTLY BEHIND LADY!
(1) Touch right foot out 		(2) Return
(3) Touch right foot out		(4) Return
(5) Step forward on right	(6) Bring left up to right
(7) Step forward on right	(8) Bring left up to right

(9) Touch left foot out		(10) Return
(11) Step forward on left		(12) Bring right up to left
(13) Step forward on left, and turn 1/4 to the right (clockwise)
(14) Bring right next to left

NOTE: You are NOW in the"side-by-side position, the lady is at the man's LEFT
side

(15) Step to right on right foot	(16) Touch left foot next to right
(17) Step to left on left foot	(18) Touch right foot next to left
(19) Step to right on right foot	(20) Touch left foot next to right

(21) Step to left on left foot	(22) Place right foot behind left
(23) Step to left on left foot	(24) Place right foot behind left
(25) Step to left on left foot

(26) Skuff right heel, and turn 1/2 turn to the left (counter-clockwise)
     NOTE: You are now in a side-by-side position, 
     the lady is at the right of the man, and you are
     both facing "in" to the dance floor

(27) Step to right on right foot		(28) Place left foot behind right
(29) Step to right on right foot		(30) Place left foot behind right
(31) Step to right on right foot

(32) Skuff left heel, and turn 1/2 turn to the right (clockwise)
     NOTE: you are in the side-by-side position and are facing "out" of the
dance floor

(33) Step to left on left foot		(34) Place right foot behind left
(35) Step to left on left foot		(36) Place right foot behind left
(37) Step to left on left foot, turning 1/4 turn to the left
       (counter-clockwise), so the man in directly behind the lady
(38) Touch right foot next to left; 
you could make a light "stomp," but I wouldn't exaggerate it.

Jean from MO
I got this dance From: KEN LASKY
Here are Ken's notes.
  You start the dance in what I was told was called "Indian Position" where
the man is directly behind the lady.  She has her hands with palms up one her
shoulders, and the guy is holding her hands.  It feels awkward.  I think
that's why I might have posted the first version the way I did, because I
thought starting in side-by-side would be better.  However, you DON'T start
in side-by-side, you DO start with the man directly behind the lady.