Dancer - Get On Up With Dancer

Tracks

Side 1

		Track Name	Length
	1	Chain Gang	03:06
	2	Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay
	3	Twenty-five Miles
	4	Love-itis	02:45
	5	Why Make a Fool of Me	03:05

Side 2

		Track Name	Length
	1	I Feel Like a Sex Machine
	2	Get a Grip	03:56
	3	Show & Tell	03:35
	4	Give Me One More Chance
	5	Cold Sweat	02:34

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Information/Write-up

This funk album by Dancer entitled "Get On Up With Dancer" was released sometime in the 1970's, independently B444. The album was recorded at Stop 8 Music World. The Engineer was Dave Harrington. It was produced by Dancer & Wayne Baguley. It was mixed at Gerry Plant Studios (except "Cold Sweat", which was mixed at Stakar Productions). The excellent art work (front cover) design was by Ted Fullerton. Dancer was Joey Jackson on lead vocals, harp; Neil Baguley on guitar and vocals; Jimmy Mackay on guitar, piano, vocals; Doug Collier on bass, organ, vocals; Paul Vega on drums, vocals. Thanks went to: Ray Roy. Special thanks went to: Dot. The personal manager was Wayne Baguley of Mississauga, Ontario. The album tracks are: Chain Gang (Sam & Charles Cooke)/ Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay (Otis Redding)/ Twenty-five Miles (E. Starr & J. Bristol)/ Love-itis (H. Scales & A Vance)/ Why Make a Fool of Me (Doug Collier) // I Feel Like a Sex Machine (James Brown, Bobby Byrd & Ron Lenhoff)/ Get a Grip (T. Adams & S. Ferguson)/ Show & Tell (Jerry Fuller)/ Give Me One More Chance (Doug Brown)/ Cold Sweat (James Brown & Alfred Ellis). The album's only original tune is "Why Make a Fool of Me", written by Doug Collier.

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