Dance On

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“Dance On!”
Single by The Shadows
B-side "All Day" (Welch, Marvin)
Released December 13, 1962
Format 7" single
Genre Pop music
Label Columbia 45-DB4948
Writer(s) V. and E. Murtaugh, R. Adams (The Avons)
The Shadows singles chronology
"Guitar Tango"
(1962)		 "Dance On!"
(1962)		 "Foot Tapper"
(1963)

Dance On! is an instrumental by the British guitar group, The Shadows. It went to number 1 in the UK.

Preceded by
"The Next Time/Bachelor Boy" by Cliff Richard and The Shadows		 UK number one single
January 24, 1963
(1 week)		 Succeeded by
"Diamonds" by Jet Harris and Tony Meehan


v • d • e
The Shadows

Hank Marvin · Bruce Welch · Brian Bennett
Jet Harris · Tony Meehan · Brian 'Licorice' Locking · John Rostill · Ian Samwell · Terry Smart
Singles (UK)

The Drifters: "Feelin Fine" · "Jet Black" · The Shadows: "Saturday Dance" · "Apache" · "Man of Mystery" · "FBI" · "The Frightened City" · "Kon-Tiki" · "The Savage" · "Wonderful Land" · "Dance On" · "Guitar Tango" · "Foot Tapper" · "Atlantis" · "Shindig" · "Geronimo" · "Theme for Young Lovers" · "The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt" · "Rhythm and Greens" · "Genie With the Light Brown Lamp" · "Mary Anne" · "Stingray" · "Don't Make My Baby Blue" · "The War Lord" · "I Met a Girl" · "A Place in the Sun" · "The Dreams I Dream" · "Bombay Duck" · "Somewhere" · "Running out of World" · "Dear Old Mrs. Bell" · "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue" · "Turn Around and Touch Me" · "Let Me Be the One" · "Run Billy Run" · "It'll Be Me Babe" · "Another Night" · "Love Deluxe" · "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina" · "Theme from the Deer Hunter (Cavatina)" · "Rodrigos Guitar Concerto" · "Riders in the Sky" · "Heart of Glass" · "Equinox (Part V)" · "Mozart Forte" · "The Third Man" · "Telstar" · "Imagine/Woman" · "Treat Me Nice"
Production
Norrie Paramor · Peter Vince · Warren Bennett · Abbey Road Studios
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