"Dancing in the Street"
Single byMartha and the Vandellas
from the albumDance Party
B-side	"There He Is"
Released	July 31, 1964
Recorded	June 19, 1964
Studio	Hitsville U.S.A., Detroit
Genre	R&B
Length	2:40
Label	Gordy
Songwriters	Marvin Gaye William "Mickey" Stevenson Ivy Jo Hunter
Producer	William "Mickey" Stevenson
Martha and the Vandellas singles chronology
"In My Lonely Room" (1964) "Dancing in the Street" (1964) "Wild One" (1964)

"Dancing in the Street" is a song written byMarvin Gaye,William Stevenson, andIvy Jo Hunter forMartha and the Vandellas in 1964, whose version reached No. 2 on theBillboard Hot 100 chart for two weeks, behind "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" byManfred Mann. It also peaked at No. 4 on theUK Singles Chart following a rerelease in 1969. It is one ofMotown's signature songs and is the group's premier signature song.

A 1966 cover bythe Mamas & the Papas was a minor hit on the Hot 100, reaching No. 73. In 1982, the rock groupVan Halen took their cover of "Dancing in the Street" to No. 38 on the Hot 100 chart and No. 15 in Canada on theRPM chart. A 1985 duet cover byDavid Bowie andMick Jagger charted at No. 1 in the UK and reached No. 7 in the US. The song has been covered by many other artists, includingthe Kinks,Tages,Grateful Dead,Myra andBlack Oak Arkansas.

Reeves recounted that she initially regarded the song as too repetitive.^[1] Gaye and Stevenson agreed and including new Motown songwriterIvy Jo Hunter added in musical composition. Martha Reeves remembered Marvin Gaye recorded the song first and sang it as though singing to a lover. Reeves, envisioning block parties and Mardi Gras, asked the producers to let her sing it her way. The song was recorded in two takes. The song's writers made sure to include Detroit as one of the cities mentioned with the lyric: "Can't forget the Motor City".

"Motown records had a distinct role to play in the city's black community, and that community—as diverse as it was—articulated and promoted its own social, cultural, and political agendas. These local agendas, which reflected the unique concerns of African Americans living in the urban north, both responded to and reconfigured the national civil rights campaign" (Smith 227). The movement lent the song its secondary meaning and the song with its second meaning fanned the flames of unrest. This song (and others like it) and its associated political meanings did not exist in a vacuum. It was a partner with its social environment and they both played upon each other, creating meaning that could not have been brought on by one or the other alone. The song therefore became a call to reject peace for the chance that unified unrest could bring about the freedom that suppressedminorities all across the United States so craved.^[2]

Chicago

New Orleans

New York City

Philadelphia

Baltimore

Washington, D.C.

Detroit (Motor City)

Los Angeles

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Cities in which there is dancing in the street (Martha Reeves version)^[3]

"Dancing in the Street" peaked at No. 2 on the USBillboard Hot 100 chart when it was originally released as the group's third albumDance Party's first single in 1964 (see1964 in music), with "There He Is (At My Door)" included as aB-side. "Dancing in the Street" also reached the Top 5 on theUK Singles Chart peaking at No. 4 in a 1969 release after initially peaking at No. 28 on the chart and helped to revive the Vandellas' success in the UK.^[4][5]Cash Box described it as "an infectious romp that drops names of various locales as it declares that dancing is sweeping the country", stating that it is "one of those sure-fire sock-rock productions."^[6]

Martha and the Vandellas' version of "Dancing in the Street" was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999.^[7] In 2006, this version was inducted into theNational Recording Registry by theLibrary of Congress. Lead singerMartha Reeves said she was thrilled about the song's perseverance, saying "It's a song that just makes you want to get up and dance".

In 2013, the original Motown recording was remixed for club and summer celebration airplay by Minneapolis' Billboard charting producer/remixer Joel Dickinson as well as Danny Shaffer.^{[citation needed]}

Billboard named the song No. 29 on their list of 100 Greatest Girl Group Songs of All Time.^[8]

"Street Fighting Man", a 1968 song fromthe Rolling Stones, slightly modifies a signature line from "Dancing in the Street" to be: "Summer's here and the time is right for fighting in the street."^[9]

• Martha Reeves – lead vocals
• Betty Kelly,Rosalind Ashford,William "Mickey" Stevenson, andIvy Jo Hunter – backing vocals
• The Funk Brothers – instrumentation^[10]
  • Robert White – guitar
  • Eddie Willis – guitar
  • Joe Messina – guitar
  • James Jamerson – bass guitar
  • Marvin Gaye – drums
  • Jack Ashford – percussion, tambourine,vibes
  • Ivy Jo Hunter – percussion (tire iron)
  • Henry Cosby – tenor saxophone
  • Thomas "Beans" Bowles – baritone saxophone
  • Russ Conway – trumpet
  • Herbert Williams – trumpet
  • Paul Riser – trombone
  • George Bohanon – trombone

British rock bandthe Kinks recorded "Dancing in the Street" for their second studio albumKinda Kinks in 1965.^[26][27] It was one of only two cover songs on the album, and was recorded on February 15–17, 1965 at Pye Studios Number 2 inLondon,United Kingdom.^[28][29] The song was rush-recorded, along with most ofKinda Kinks in order to get a quicker release date.^[30] The album was released on March 5, 1965 and reached number 3 in the UK, and number 60 in the US.^[31]

Nonetheless, "Dancing in the Street" was panned by critics for being too boring. In his bookReady For a Brand New Beat: How 'Dancing In The Street' Became the Anthem for a Changing America,Mark Kurlansky states that the song contained no particular interpretation or a distinct rhythmic groove.^[32] Thomas M. Kitts states it as weak in his biography aboutRay Davies, andJohnny Rogan calls it colorless in his book,Ray Davies: A Complicated Life.^[33][34]Ultimate Classic Rock considered the track a "barely awake cover of the Motown standard".^[30]

The Kinks

• Ray Davies – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
• Dave Davies – lead guitar, backing vocals
• Pete Quaife – bass guitar, backing vocals
• Mick Avory – drums

Other personnel

• Rasa Davies – backing vocals

"Dancing in the Street"
Single bythe Mamas and the Papas
from the albumThe Mamas & the Papas
A-side	"Words of Love"
Released	November 1966
Recorded	1966
Genre	Sunshine pop folk rock[35]
Length	2:59
Label	Dunhill
Songwriters	Gaye Stevenson Hunter
Producer	Lou Adler
The Mamas and the Papas singles chronology
"Look Through My Window" (1966) "Dancing in the Street" (1966) "Dedicated to the One I Love" (1967)

In 1966, the folk rock groupthe Mamas & the Papas recorded a cover version of "Dancing in the Street", which was taken from their second studio albumThe Mamas and the Papas.^[36]Cass Elliot sang the lead vocal, while the other members did their harmonies in the background. This version featured an instrumental section. The song's ending is humorous, which featured Elliot and PapaDenny Doherty having a dialogue listing the cities in both the United States, as well as Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, where Doherty was from, before the song's fade. At theMonterey Pop Festival in 1967, the Mamas and the Papas ended their set with "Dancing in the Street", before Elliot told the audience at the festival: "You're on your own, babies, 'cause we're sure on ours." This was the last time that the group performed live in concert.

"Dancing in the Street" was produced byLou Adler and issued as the B-side of the single "Words of Love" on theDunhill Records label. It reached No. 73 on theBillboard Hot 100 chart.^[37]Cash Box said it was "a powerful reading of the Motown sound withCass Elliot singing a powerful lead."^[38]

In 1969, Elliot covered the song on her television special,The Mama Cass Television Program.

The Mamas and the Papas

• Cass Elliot – lead vocals
• Denny Doherty – harmony and backing vocals
• Michelle Phillips – harmony and backing vocals
• John Phillips – guitar, harmony and backing vocals

Other personnel

• Hal Blaine – drums, tambourine
• Joe Osborn – bass guitar
• Larry Knechtel – electric piano
• "Doctor" Eric Hord – guitar
• Lou Adler – producer

"Dancing in the Street"
Single byTages
from the albumTages 2
B-side	"Those Rumours"
Released	October 31, 1967[41]
Recorded	May–June 1966
Studio	Europafilm Studios Studios,Stockholm
Genre	Rhythm and blues pop
Length	2:32
Label	Platina
Songwriters	Gaye Hunter Stevenson
Producer	Anders Henriksson
Tages singles chronology
"Treat Her Like A Lady" (1967) "Dancing in the Street" (1967) "Mohair Sam" (1967)

Swedish rock groupTages incorporated "Dancing in the Street" into their setlist during either December 1965 or January 1966. This rendition was performed with original drummer Freddie Skantze, who did not sing lead vocals on the performances. Tages rendition of the song removes the brass parts for optimization during live performances, instead incorporating them into licks by lead guitaristAnders Töpel or organ parts played by rhythm guitaristDanne Larsson, who started learning the instrument in mid-1965.^[42][43] Following the success of their rendition ofMarvin Gaye's "I'll Be Doggone", which reached number 10 onKvällstoppen and number 7 onTio i Topp in late May-early June 1966,^[44][45] Tages decided to record "Dancing in the Street" for their upcoming albumTages 2.

However, prior to recording the song, Skantze had left the band. He was swiftly replaced by Tommy Tausis, whose drumming talents and vocal skills fit the band perfectly.^[42] With Tausis now in the band, bassistGöran Lagerberg had started harmonizing with him on various songs, further minimizingTommy Blom's role as lead singer in the band. The band had now also finalized the arrangement of "Dancing in the Street", with Lagerberg and Tausis sharing lead vocals on the track, with Larsson playing both the electric organ and piano to compensate for the lack of brass instruments.^[46] During sporadic sessions atEuropafilm Studios,Bromma between May and June 1966, The group recorded "Dancing in the Street".^[41]

"Dancing in the Street" was first released byPlatina Records on August 4, 1966 when it was included as the opening track onTages 2, the group's second studio album.^[47][48] It was one of threerhythm and blues covers on the album, along with "I Got You (I Feel Good)" and "Leaving Here". The album sold over 10000 copies in Sweden alone, becoming their second and final album to be certified gold.^[48] The liner notes of the album states that "Dancing in the Street" is "the compact rhythmic opening with a new singing pair consisting of Göran Lagerberg and Tommy Tausis."^[49] The group would go on to record another album for Platina,Extra Extra before their contract expired, enabling them to sign withParlophone Records instead. It was also at around this time that Tausis left the band to jointhe Spotnicks. He was replaced by Lasse Svensson.^[42]

After signing with Parlophone, Platina decided to issue several songs fromExtra Extra as singles in order to capitalize on their success, starting with "Secret Room" in 1967.^[50][51] Following several singles fromExtra Extra, Platina managed to extract "Dancing in the Street" for single release, almost one and a half years after it was recorded.^[46] It was the third single fromTages 2, following "In My Dreams" and "Crazy 'Bout My Baby", but was the only single from that album released in 1967.^{[52][53][54][55]} The B-side was "Those Rumours", a song which was written by the band and also appeared onTages 2.^[47] Due to the lack of advertising regarding the single, and the release of the contemporary single "Treat Her Like A Lady", which reached number 7 on Kvällstoppen and 3 onTio i Topp,^[56][57] "Dancing in the Street" failed to chart on Kvällstoppen, but enteredTio i Topp on December 9, 1967 for a week before being voted off.^[56]

The Swedish single sleeve is a photograph, which is an alternate take of the one which previously appeared on "Miss Mac Baren" in November 1966.^[58][59] Curiously, the Norwegian single sleeve shows Freddie Skantze, who did not participate in the recording.^[46][60] Tages performed the song on an episode of Swedish pop showPopsan on October 7, 1966.^[61]

Tages

• Göran Lagerberg – co-lead vocals, bass guitar
• Tommy Tausis – co-lead vocals, drums
• Tommy Blom – percussion, backing vocals
• Anders Töpel – lead guitar, backing vocals
• Danne Larsson – organ, piano, backing vocals

Other personnel

• Anders "Henkan" Henriksson – studio engineer
• Björn Almstedt – studio engineer

The rock bandGrateful Dead began performing "Dancing in the Street" live in 1966, and through 1971 played the song about 40 times,^[62] withBob Weir singing lead before the song was shelved for several years. The song returned to their rotation in 1976, and was played about 80 more times before being retired in 1987. Live recordings from both periods have been released. In that second period, the group recorded a cover version of the song in the studio, and released it as a single taken from their 1977 albumTerrapin Station. This version is credited to Stevenson, Gaye, and Hunter, but is titled "Dancin' in the Streets" rather than "Dancing in the Street".

Bassist Phil Lesh has described "Dancing in the Street" as the first song the band stretched out in the live setting from a short pop song into drawn out improvisational jam piece, a practice that would become a Grateful Dead signature.^[62][63][64]

Grateful Dead

• Bob Weir – co-lead vocals, rhythm guitar
• Jerry Garcia – lead guitar
• Donna Godchaux – co-lead vocals
• Keith Godchaux – keyboards, backing vocals
• Phil Lesh – bass guitar
• Mickey Hart – drums
• Bill Kreutzmann-drums

Additional personnel

• TheMartyn Ford Orchestra – brass instruments
• Rick Collins –mastering
• Greg Fulginiti – mastering
• Keith Olsen –production,engineering

"Dancing in the Street"
Single byVan Halen
from the albumDiver Down
B-side	"The Full Bug" "Where Have All the Good Times Gone" (Germany)
Released	May 1982[65]
Recorded	1982
Studio	Sunset Sound Recorders,Hollywood
Genre	Hard rock dance-rock
Length	3:43
Label	Warner Bros.
Songwriters	Marvin Gaye William "Mickey" Stevenson Ivy Jo Hunter
Producer	Ted Templeman
Van Halen singles chronology
"(Oh) Pretty Woman" (1982) "Dancing in the Street" (1982) "Secrets" (1982)

Van Halen released "Dancing in the Street" as the second single from their 1982 studio albumDiver Down. Their version attracted decent commercial success, reaching the top 40 on the USBillboard Hot 100 chart and becoming a top 15 hit on the Canadian Singles Chart. This version is described by the author Chris O'Leary as "pop-metaldisco".^[66]

1. "Dancing in the Street" – 3:43
2. "The Full Bug" – 3:18

1. "Dancing in the Street" – 3:43
2. "Where Have All the Good Times Gone" – 3:02

• David Lee Roth – lead vocals
• Eddie Van Halen – guitar, synthesizer, backing vocals
• Michael Anthony – bass, backing vocals
• Alex Van Halen – drums

"Dancing in the Street"
Single byDavid Bowie andMick Jagger
Released	August 27, 1985 (1985-08-27)
Recorded	June 29, 1985 Early July 1985 (overdubs)
Studio	Abbey Road, London[a] Power Station, New York City
Genre	Pop rock[69]
Length	3:12
Label	EMI America
Songwriters	Marvin Gaye William "Mickey" Stevenson Ivy Jo Hunter
Producers	Alan Winstanley Clive Langer
David Bowie singles chronology
"Loving the Alien" (1985) "Dancing in the Street" (1985) "Absolute Beginners" (1986)
Mick Jagger singles chronology
"Just Another Night" (1985) "Dancing in the Street" (1985) "Let's Work" (1987)
Music video
"Dancing in the Street" onYouTube

A cover version of "Dancing in the Street" was recorded by the English rock musiciansMick Jagger andDavid Bowie as a duo in 1985, to raise money for theLive Aid famine relief cause.^[70][66] The original plan was to perform a track together live, with Bowie performing atWembley Stadium in London and Jagger atJohn F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, until it was realized that thesatellite link-up would cause a half-second delay and neither musician wanted to mime to the track.^[71][67] The idea was scrapped in favour of a pre-recorded video to be played at Live Aid. "Dancing in the Street" was chosen after the first choice, a cover ofBob Marley's song "One Love/People Get Ready", was dropped.^[71][66]

The song was recorded at the end of a recording day on June 29, 1985.^[70][67][72] Bowie was recording his contributions to theAbsolute Beginners soundtrack at London'sAbbey Road Studios and used the same musicians and production team for "Dancing in the Street".^[71][66] Co-producerAlan Winstanley described the initial rehearsals as "fucking awful ... like a cabaret band".^[73] Jagger arrived an hour later, after which "the whole band picked up".^[73] Jagger and Bowie initially sang together into one microphone, but re-recorded their vocals separately after the sound was bleeding between mikes.^[66] The drummerNeil Conti recalled Jagger having an "ego trip" and strutting around the studio in an effort to "upstage Bowie".^[71] A rough mix of the track was completed in just four hours, after which Bowie and Jagger departed to film the accompanyingmusic video, which was completed by the next morning.^[71] In early July, Jagger arranged for some minor musicaloverdubs, including more vocals, percussion, horns, and guitar tracks byG. E. Smith andEarl Slick at thePower Station in New York City.^[66][71]

Following Live Aid,EMI America issued Bowie and Jagger's recording of "Dancing in the Street" as a single on August 27, 1985,^[b][74][67] with all profits going to the Live Aid charity.^[66] The single version, later included on Bowie'sBest of Bowie (2002) andNothing Has Changed (2014) compilations, is longer than the video mix.^[71] Additionalremixes appeared on the various single formats and were reissued asdigital downloads in 2007.^[71] The song was also featured on the Jagger compilationThe Very Best of Mick Jagger (2007).^[75]

The single topped theUK Singles Chart for four weeks, and reached No. 7 in the United States on theBillboard Hot 100, making it Bowie's seventh and final top ten hit^[66] and Jagger's second after "State of Shock".^{[citation needed]} It also topped the charts in Ireland, the Netherlands, Spain, Australia and Canada.^[67] Bowie and Jagger performed the song once more, at thePrince's Trust Concert on June 20, 1986.^[71] "Dancing in the Street" was the sixth best selling single of 1985, with 661,000 sold copies in the United Kingdom.^[76] The song was certified Gold by theBritish Phonographic Industry (BPI) in 1985.^[74] The single is set to be reissued on white vinyl on August 29, 2025, to celebrate its 40th anniversary. The release includes all of the song's commercially released mixes. Thirty percent of the proceeds were donated to the Band Aid Charitable Trust.^[72]

In 1988, U.S. television networkABC used a sample of this song, to promote their 1988–1989 campaign, but under the name "Something's Happening", which is the second year they used the same name, the first time being for the 1987–1988 campaign.^[77]

In 2011, it was voted the eighth-best collaboration of all time in aRolling Stone readers poll.^[78] In a survey conducted byPRS for Music, the song was voted as the top song the British public would play at street parties in celebration of the2011 Royal Wedding of Kate Middleton and Prince William.^[79]

Tokyo

South America

Australia

France

Germany

United Kingdom

Africa

Chicago /Detroit

New
Orleans

NYC /DC /Philadelphia /Baltimore

Brazil

Soviet Union

Los Angeles

China

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Cities, countries and continents in which there is dancing in the street (Bowie/Jagger version)^[80]

The song's music video was filmed atSpillers Millennium Mills in London'sDocklands with thedirectorDavid Mallet.^[71] Mallet described the video as "literal" and its process as very spontaneous: "They're literally dancing in the streets. ... It's basically what you can do in five or six hours. I think [Bowie and Jagger] bought a suit for each other to wear but that was it. We literally made it up as we went along. I think it captured the chemistry between the two people."^[81]

The video was played twice during the Live Aid event: the first before Bowie's set, where it was introduced via satellite by the comedianChevy Chase,^[67] and the second time as a filler whenthe Who's reunion set suffered sound problems.^[71] It has been described as "campy",^[66][71] "cheesy" and "embarrassing".^[69]Radio X's Martin O'Gorman remarked: "It's [Bowie and Jagger's] playful irreverence that causes many people to cringe."^[67] Readers ofThe Guardian rated it the worst music video of all time in 2014,^[82] whileNME placed it at No. 12 in their list of the 50 worst music videos ever.^[83] In a 2011 episode ofFamily Guy,Peter Griffin refers to the video as "the gayest music video of all time", after which it is played in its entirety. After its conclusion, Griffin states: "That happened and we all let it happen."^[67][84] In the 2010s, a "silent" version of the video was uploaded toYouTube, featuring grunts and shuffles instead of the music. Bowie himself was a fan of the video, with guitaristBen Monder saying: "He thought it was hilarious and would just have us watch the whole thing [during theBlackstar sessions]."^[67]

1. "Dancing in the Street" (Clearmountain Mix) – 3:12
2. "Dancing in the Street" (instrumental) – 3:17

1. "Dancing in the Street" (Steve Thompson andMichael Barbiero Mix) – 4:40
2. "Dancing in the Street" (dub version) – 4:41
3. "Dancing in the Street" (edited version) – 3:24

According to Chris O'Leary:^[66]

• David Bowie,Mick Jagger – lead vocal
• Kevin Armstrong,G. E. Smith,Earl Slick – guitar
• Steve Nieve –keyboards
• Matthew Seligman,John Regan – bass
• Neil Conti – drums
• Pedro Ortiz,Jimmy Maelen – percussion
• Mac Gollehon – trumpet
• Stan Harrison – alto and tenor saxophone
• Lenny Pickett – tenor and baritone saxophone
• Helena Springs,Tessa Niles – backing vocals

Technical

• Clive Langer,Alan Winstanley – producer
• Mark Saunders,Bob Clearmountain, Stephen Benben – engineer

It wasMyra's cover of "Dancing in the Street" for the 2001Disney filmRecess: School's Out that resulted in her becoming the first Latina Pop singer signed toWalt Disney Records.^[113] She would then re-record the song in Spanish, titled "Bailando en la Ciudad", in 2002 for theDisney Channel original movie,Gotta Kick It Up! This version was also included on the Spanish edition of her debut album,Milagros.^{[citation needed]}

• Kurlansky, Mark (2013).Ready for A Brand New Beat: How 'Dancing in the Street' Became the Anthem for a Changing America. New York: Riverhead Books.ISBN 9781594487224. Archived fromthe original on December 19, 2013. RetrievedDecember 18, 2013.
• Smith, Suzanne E. (2003).Dancing in the Street. Harvard University Press.ISBN 0-674-00063-3
• Van Halen Guitar Anthology. Van Nuys, California: Alfred. 2006. pp. 113–21.ISBN 9780897246729.OCLC 605214049.

• List of cover versions of "Dancing in the Street" at SecondHandSongs.com
• Karen Carpenter (with the Dick Carpenter Trio) sings "Dancing in the Street onYour All American College Show (1968)

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