KING HARVEST
''DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT''
1972
32:54
1 Dancing In The Moonlight 02:47
2 Lady, Come On Home 02:37
3 Motor Job 02:40
4 Roosevelt And Ira Lee 05:17
5 She Keeps Me High 04:36
6 I Can Tell 04:34
7 Marty And The Captain 02:10
8 Think I Better Wait Till Tomorrow 02:53
9 The Smile On Her Face 02:44
10 You And I 02:32
Dave Robinson
Didier Alexandre
Eddie Tuleja
Rod Novak
Ron Altbach
Steve Cutler
BIOGRAPHY
by Steve Leggett, AMG
Dancing in the Moonlight Formed in New York in 1969 by a trio of keyboard players (Ron Altback, Sherman Kelly, and Davy "Doc" Robinson), along with Ed Tuleja (guitar), Tony Cahill (bass), Rod Novak (saxophone), and David Montgomery (drums), King Harvest really found its stride overseas in Paris in 1970, returning to the states to sign with the small Perception Records in 1972. The band's first single on Perception, a song called "Dancing in the Moonlight," went Top 20 on the pop charts in 1973, and has remained an endearing and enduring rock station staple ever since. The original group recorded a single album, Dancing in the Moonlight, but was unable to repeat the chart success of its first single. A new version of the band formed in 1976, signed with A&M Records, and issued another album, simply called King Harvest, but called it quits shortly after it was released. King Harvest: The Lost Tapes appeared years later in 2007, and the band reunited for its first concert in 40 years in the summer of 2012. Robinson passed away the following December.
''DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT''
1972
32:54
1 Dancing In The Moonlight 02:47
2 Lady, Come On Home 02:37
3 Motor Job 02:40
4 Roosevelt And Ira Lee 05:17
5 She Keeps Me High 04:36
6 I Can Tell 04:34
7 Marty And The Captain 02:10
8 Think I Better Wait Till Tomorrow 02:53
9 The Smile On Her Face 02:44
10 You And I 02:32
Dave Robinson
Didier Alexandre
Eddie Tuleja
Rod Novak
Ron Altbach
Steve Cutler
BIOGRAPHY
by Steve Leggett, AMG
Dancing in the Moonlight Formed in New York in 1969 by a trio of keyboard players (Ron Altback, Sherman Kelly, and Davy "Doc" Robinson), along with Ed Tuleja (guitar), Tony Cahill (bass), Rod Novak (saxophone), and David Montgomery (drums), King Harvest really found its stride overseas in Paris in 1970, returning to the states to sign with the small Perception Records in 1972. The band's first single on Perception, a song called "Dancing in the Moonlight," went Top 20 on the pop charts in 1973, and has remained an endearing and enduring rock station staple ever since. The original group recorded a single album, Dancing in the Moonlight, but was unable to repeat the chart success of its first single. A new version of the band formed in 1976, signed with A&M Records, and issued another album, simply called King Harvest, but called it quits shortly after it was released. King Harvest: The Lost Tapes appeared years later in 2007, and the band reunited for its first concert in 40 years in the summer of 2012. Robinson passed away the following December.
