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Dancing Machine

"Dancing Machine" is a song recorded by American R&B group the Jackson 5; it was the title track of their ninth studio album. The song was originally recorded for the group's 1973 album G.I.T.: Get It Together and was released as a remix.

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Genre
Disco · funk
B-side
"It's Too Late to Change the Time"
Label
Motown
Length
3:30 (Get It Together version) 2:43 (Dancing Machine version)
Producer
Hal Davis
Released
February 19, 1974

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Dancing Machine

Nodes75
Edges74
Triples92
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.026667
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related to Samples and cover versions · 49
Dancing Machine → Additionally, Another, Bun, Dance, Dance Like Nobody's Watching, Dancin' Machine, Dave Audé, Don, Drumline, Em, English, Experience, Extreme, Fantasia, Hours, In D-TV, It, Japan-only EP, Justin Timberlake, Laura Mvula
related to background · 22
Dancing Machine → Best, Bob Hope, Chaka Khan's, Charles Washington, Duo, Grammy Award, Group, It, Jackson, Michael, Michael Jackson, October, Performance, Robot, Rufus, September, Soul Train, Sugar Daddy, Tell Me Something Good, The
related to Charts · 10
Dancing Machine → Billboard, Billboard Hot, Cash Box, In, In Canada, No, Ray Stevens, RPM, The Streak, United States
Songwriters · 3
Dancing Machine → Dean Parks, Don Fletcher, Hal Davis
Genre · 2
Dancing Machine → Disco, funk
B-side · 1
Dancing Machine → "It's Too Late to Change the Time"
Label · 1
Dancing Machine → Motown
Length · 1
Dancing Machine → 3:30 (Get It Together version) 2:43 (Dancing Machine version)
Producer · 1
Dancing Machine → Hal Davis
Released · 1
Dancing Machine → February 19, 1974

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song album dancing machine released remix jackson 1973 covered dance version get michael recorded sampled dean parks studio together later

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Dancing MachineB-side"It's Too Late to Change the Time"1.00infobox
Dancing MachineGenreDisco1.00infobox
Dancing MachineGenrefunk1.00infobox
Dancing MachineLabelMotown1.00infobox
Dancing MachineLength3:30 (Get It Together version) 2:43 (Dancing Machine version)1.00infobox
Dancing MachineProducerHal Davis1.00infobox
Dancing MachineReleasedFebruary 19, 19741.00infobox
Dancing MachineSongwritersHal Davis1.00infobox
Dancing MachineSongwritersDon Fletcher1.00infobox
Dancing MachineSongwritersDean Parks1.00infobox
Dancing MachineStudioHitsville West, Los Angeles1.00infobox
Dancing Machinerelated to backgroundThe0.60section

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