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ARTIST/GROUP
Mavis Staples
ALBUM/SINGLE TITLE
- Tonight I Feel Like Dancing b/w If I Can't Have You (British 7")
RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO:
- Warner Brothers Records (UK) / 1979 / K 17410
12" Single 45 rpm vinyl record STUDIO CREDITS / RECORD SLEEVE LINER NOTES:
- A Side
Produced by Jerry Wexler and Barry Beckett
Written by P. Alves, B. Beckett, M. Giacomelli, G. Jackson
Remixed by Jimmy Simpson
B side
Produced by Jerry Wexler and Barry Beckett
Written by P. Kelly TRACKLISTING:
- Side A
Tonight I Feel Like Dancing
Side B
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Reader Comments on Mavis Staples
Barry Beckett was a versatile producer of many styles of music coming out of the deep south (Muscle Shoals, Alabama)
Another notable disco production of his was Tony Orlando's DON'T LET GO.
TONIGHT I FEEL LIKE DANCING is something Barry pulled off the back burner for Mavis to have a go at .
The song first appeared two years earlier on a Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in house disco project under the name Toulouse of which Barry supplied keyboards and synthesizer.
Lacking any ground breaking content , unfortunately TIFLD didn't bring Mavis to the forefront of the disco scene and became one more release piled onto the heap of disco product that became lost in the glut of '79.
Another notable disco production of his was Tony Orlando's DON'T LET GO.
TONIGHT I FEEL LIKE DANCING is something Barry pulled off the back burner for Mavis to have a go at .
The song first appeared two years earlier on a Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in house disco project under the name Toulouse of which Barry supplied keyboards and synthesizer.
Lacking any ground breaking content , unfortunately TIFLD didn't bring Mavis to the forefront of the disco scene and became one more release piled onto the heap of disco product that became lost in the glut of '79.
Posted Mar 21, 09 | 5:53 pm by remicks
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