The Sons Of Champlin - Welcome To The Dance Album

Tracklist

1	For Joy	3:43
2	Right On	3:54
3	Nighttime
4	Who/Heaven Only Knows	6:22
5	Daytime
6	Welcome To The Dance	12:06
7	D. Welcome To The Dance
8	A. Silence
9	B. Sound/Turn Around
10	C. Healthy Woman
11	Lightnin'	4:09
12	No Mo'	2:58
13	The Swim	2:54

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KC 32341	Sons Of Champlin	Welcome To The Dance ‎(LP, Album, Pit)	Columbia	KC 32341	US	1973
KC 32341	The Sons Of Champlin	Welcome To The Dance ‎(LP, Album, Ter)	Columbia	KC 32341	US	1973
SICP 8014	The Sons Of Champlin	Welcome To The Dance ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Sony Records Int'l	SICP 8014	Japan	2002
S 65663	The Sons Of Champlin	Welcome To The Dance ‎(LP)	CBS	S 65663	Netherlands	1973
ACA 8007	The Sons Of Champlin	Welcome To The Dance ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Acadia	ACA 8007	UK	2001

Credits

• Bass Guitar – David Schallock, Geoffrey Palmer
• Guitar – Bill Champlin
• Keyboards – Bill Champlin, Geoffrey Palmer
• Lead Guitar – Terry Haggerty
• Lead Vocals – Bill Champlin
• Percussion – James Preston
• Producer – The Sons Of Champlin
• Saxophone – Bill Champlin, Geoffrey Palmer
• Tabla – Geoffrey Palmer
• Vibraphone – Geoffrey Palmer
• Vocals – David Schallock, Geoffrey Palmer, Terry Haggerty
• Written-By – B. Champlin

Notes

Red Columbia Labels: "AL 32341 ℗ 1973 CBS, Inc. / BL 32341 ℗ 1973 CBS, Inc."
Opening sleeve on the left side of the cover-front.

Video

Album

This is the IMPORT CD - Bill Champlin felt that this was the best of all of the SONS recordings. Champlin brought in his strongest bunch of material since the Sons' debut, Loosen Up Naturally 1969, once again returning in his lyrics to themes of personal responsibility and encouragement. You've got to wonder how a guy who liked to sing lines like It's up to us to rearrange and We can do it now ever got tagged as a hippie, especially since his musical inspirations seemed to be James Brown for his vocals and Jimmy Smith for his organ playing. Psychedelic Jazz-Rock Fusion. The Sons Of Champlin. Songs in album The Sons Of Champlin - Welcome To The Dance 1973. The Sons Of Champlin - Lightning. The Sons Of Champlin - For Joy. The Sons Of Champlin - Who. The Sons Of Champlin - Heaven Only Knows. The Sons Of Champlin - Right On. The Sons Of Champlin - No Mo. The Sons Of Champlin - The Swim. The Sons Of Champlin - Welcome To The Dance Suite: Silence. The Sons Of Champlin - Welcome To The Dance Suit. Rock 1973. The Swim. Welcome to the Dance. 7 Songs, 36 Minutes. Released 1973. 1973 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment. Welcome To The Dance CD, Album, RE. ACA 8007. Welcome To The Dance by Sons of Champlin 3:31. The Sons of Champlin - Welcome To The Dance - 1211973 - Winterland Official 4:13. Welcome to the Dance 12:07. No Mo' 3:07. Sons Of Champlin - Lightnin' 1973 4:13. 목록에 추가. The Sons Of Champlin Pro Unlimited. 75 tracks75. Album release date: 29 July 2016. Welcome to the Dance is a jazz related rock music album recording by SONS OF CHAMPLIN released in 1973 on CD, LPVinyl andor cassette. The Sons of Champlin is an American rock band, formed in the late 1960's and hailing from the San Francisco-Bay area. They are fronted by vocalistkeyboardistguitarist Bill Champlin, who was a longtime member of the rock bandChicago. Champlin started his musical career in high school as a member of a popular local band, The Opposite Six. One of his teachers encouraged Champlin to drop out of school and pursue music full-time. In 1965 the draft claimed the drummer and bass player of the Opposite Six, and Champlin joined forces with guitarist Terry Haggerty, sax player Tim Cain, read more. Welcome to the Dance' was originally released in 1973 and is now available for the first time on CD. The band is still active and recently released a live recording on the Grateful Dead's own label. Track Listings. The album features several of Bill Champlin's best compositions. For Joy, Right On, and The Swim all remain in the Sons' set lists to this day, albeit in ever evolving forms a new live CD is due to be released soon and it will include all three of these tunes - see for info on the release. This album has stood the test of time - in fact, I think it stands up better than any of their old albums. In 1968, the Sons of Champlin signed with Capitol Records, releasing their double-album debut Loosen Up Naturally in April 1969. The group followed up with The Sons released that fall. To promote this album The Sons set out on a two-month national tour, culminating with an engagement at the Fillmore East. After recording their 1973 Columbia album, Welcome to the Dance, as a five piece, The Sons once again added a horn section, which included Mark Isham, now a film scorer and composer, on trumpet and synthesizer. In 1975, The Sons recorded The Sons of Champlin in their own studio, and released it on their own label, Goldmine Records