Album
The Dance Of Life
1979 · Jazz, Funk / Soul
Rare pressing on Gatefold

The Dance Of Life is a Jazz album by Narada Michael Walden, originally released in 1979. On Gatefold: 26 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1You're Soo Good6:02
- A2I Shoulda Loved Ya6:34
- A3Lovin' You Madly5:15
- A4Crazy For Ya3:51
Side B
- B1Tonight I'm Alright5:14
- B2Why Did You Turn Me On4:41
- B3Carry On5:11
- B4The Dance Of Life6:33
Sound DNA
- Jazz
- Jazz Fusion
- synthetic
- cerebral
- intense
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Pressing denoted by "(PR)" etched in runout.
Runouts are etched, ATLANTIC STUDIOS D.K. is stamped
Some copies were released as promotional with a front timing strip and gold promotional stamp.
Mixed at the Power Station, New York, N.Y.
Mastered at Atlantic Studios
Mfg. by Atlantic Recording Corp.
Also released with MO (opens in a new tab) matrix suffix.
Also released with SP (opens in a new tab) matrix suffix, with a different label ring.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Carla VaughnBACKING VOCALS
- Corrado RusticiGUITAR GUITAR, ARRANGED BY
- Danny NoePERFORMER , TROMBONE TROMBONE ARRANGED BY
- David GroverPERFORMER , TRUMPET TRUMPET ARRANGED BY
- Frank MartinKEYBOARDS, ELECTRIC PIANO , SYNTHESIZER , SYNTHESIZER , ARRANGED BY KEYBOARDS, PIANO , SYNTHESIZER ARRANGED BY
- Jim GilstrapBACKING VOCALS
- Marc RussoALTO SAXOPHONE, TENOR SAXOPHONE PERFORMER , ALTO SAXOPHONE, TENOR SAXOPHONE SAXOPHONE
- Narada Michael WaldenARRANGED BY , ARRANGED BY ARRANGED BY DRUMS, LEAD VOCALS, PERCUSSION , PIANO
- Nuhad Saba MartinBACKING VOCALS
- T.M. StevensBASS BASS, ARRANGED BY
- The See America HornsHORNS ARRANGED BY
- Vicki RandleBACKING VOCALS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 26 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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