Album · 1964
It's Time for Dakota
- Released
- 1964
- Catalogue no.
- ULP 1112
- Tracklist
- 14 tracks
- Country
- GB
“It's Time for Dakota” is an album by Dakota Staton, released in 1964 on United Artists Records. The original release has 14 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “God Bless The Child”, “I Thought About You”, “When It's Sleepy Time Down South” and “When The Sun Comes Out”. The line-up features Norman Simmons (arranger, piano).
Who played on It's Time for Dakota
- Norman Simmons arranger, piano on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 When It's Sleepy Time Down South standard — Clarence Muse
- A2 I Thought About You standard — Jimmy Van Heusen
- A3 What's Your Story Morning Glory — Mary Lou Williams
- A4 Trav'lin' Light — Jimmy Mundy, Trummy Young
- A5 All My Life — Sam H. Stept
- A6 I Understand (Just How You Feel) — William “Pat” Best
- A7 If You Ever Change Your Mind — Grady Watts
- B1 When the Sun Comes Out standard — Harold Arlen
- B2 God Bless the Child standard — Arthur Herzog, Jr.
- B3 Don't Tell Him What Happened to Me — Ray Henderson
- B4 Any Old Time — Artie Shaw
- B5 I'll Get Along Somehow
- B6 I Apologize
- B7 There I've Said It Again
More albums by Dakota Staton
The Late, Late Show
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Dynamic! Dakota Staton
1958 · Capitol Records
Time to Swing
1959 · Capitol Records
More Than the Most!
1959 · Capitol Records
Crazy He Calls Me
1959 · Capitol Records
Softly
1960 · Capitol Records
Sings Ballads and the Blues
1960 · Capitol Records
’Round Midnight
1961 · Capitol Records
Dakota
1961 · Capitol Records
From Dakota With Love
1962 · United Artists
Dakota Staton With Strings
1964 · United Artists
Dakota '66
1966 · Columbia
Frequently asked questions
Who played on It's Time for Dakota?
The line-up of It's Time for Dakota includes Norman Simmons (arranger, piano).
Which label released It's Time for Dakota?
It's Time for Dakota was released in 1964 on United Artists Records (ULP 1112).
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