Album · 1997
Who Used to Dance
- Released
- 22 April 1997
- Label
- Verve Records
- Catalogue no.
- 5330559-2
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 1:01:17
- Country
- US
“Who Used to Dance” is an album by Abbey Lincoln, released in 1997 on Verve Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 1:01:17. Jazz standards on the record include “Street Of Dreams”. The line-up features Abbey Lincoln (vocals), Aaron Walker (membranophone, percussion), Alvester Garnett (membranophone), Arthur Green (vocals) and Bazzi Bartholomew Gray (vocals).
Who played on Who Used to Dance
- Abbey Lincoln vocals on 1 track
- Aaron Walker membranophone, percussion
- Alvester Garnett membranophone
- Arthur Green vocals
- Bazzi Bartholomew Gray vocals
- Frank Morgan alto saxophone
- Graham Haynes cornet
- John Ormond double bass
- Justin Robinson alto saxophone
- Marc Cary piano
- Michael Bowie double bass
- Oliver Lake alto saxophone
- Riley Bandy alto saxophone
- Rodney Kendrick piano
- Savion Glover percussion
- Steve Coleman alto saxophone
- Turu Alexander membranophone
Tracklist
- 1 Love Has Gone Away — Abbey Lincoln 7:36
- 2 Who Used to Dance — Abbey Lincoln 9:40
- 3 Love Lament 7:11
- 4 Mr. Tambourine Man — Bob Dylan 6:53
- 5 When Autumn Sings 4:09
- 6 Love What You Doin’ 8:26
- 7 Street of Dreams standard — Victor Young 6:34
- 8 I Sing a Song 5:48
- 9 The River — Abbey Lincoln 5:00
Production
- Jean-Philippe Allard producer
- Rick Applegate mix, recording
- Randolph Noel arranger
More albums by Abbey Lincoln
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Who Used to Dance?
The line-up of Who Used to Dance includes Abbey Lincoln (vocals), Aaron Walker (membranophone, percussion), Alvester Garnett (membranophone), Arthur Green (vocals), Bazzi Bartholomew Gray (vocals), Frank Morgan (alto saxophone), Graham Haynes (cornet) and John Ormond (double bass).
Which label released Who Used to Dance?
Who Used to Dance was released in 1997 on Verve Records (5330559-2).
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