Album · 1984
It Don't Mean a Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot to It
- Released
- 1984
- Label
- Pablo
- Catalogue no.
- 2310-909
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 43:19
- Country
- DE
“It Don't Mean a Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot to It” is an album by Milt Jackson, Ray Brown, Cedar Walton & Mickey Roker, released in 1984 on Pablo. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 43:19. Jazz standards on the record include “Close Enough For Love” and “If I Were A Bell”. The line-up features Cedar Walton (piano), Mickey Roker (drums (drum set)), Milt Jackson (vibraphone, producer) and Ray Brown (double bass, producer).
Who played on It Don't Mean a Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot to It
- Cedar Walton piano all tracks
- Mickey Roker drums (drum set) all tracks
- Milt Jackson vibraphone, producer all tracks
- Ray Brown double bass, producer all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Midnight Waltz — Cedar Walton 5:57
- A2 Ain't That Nothin' 5:58
- A3 Stress and Trauma 5:23
- A4 Used to Be Jackson — Ray Brown 5:21
- B1 It Don't Mean a Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot to It 7:07
- B2 If I Were a Bell standard — Frank Loesser 5:48
- B3 Close Enough for Love standard — Johnny Mandel 7:45
Production
- Bob Simpson engineer
More albums by Milt Jackson, Ray Brown, Cedar Walton & Mickey Roker
Frequently asked questions
Who played on It Don't Mean a Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot to It?
The line-up of It Don't Mean a Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot to It includes Cedar Walton (piano), Mickey Roker (drums (drum set)), Milt Jackson (vibraphone, producer) and Ray Brown (double bass, producer).
Which label released It Don't Mean a Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot to It?
It Don't Mean a Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot to It was released in 1984 on Pablo (2310-909).
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