The Koko Mojo Songwriter Series continues with an exploration of the skills of Lincoln Chase during Fancy Dance. The album focuses on and includes alongside the man himself singing, white and black artists, who also sang his compositions, of which numerous versions became hits. The songs are sourced from the years 1953 to 1963 with twenty titles coming from the 1950s, and the album is programmed year by year. Due to Chase’s mixed Cuban and West Indian parentage, some of his sounds have an exotic sound and tempo, and his legacy is weird, wacky, and intriguing.
- Lincoln Chase – The Vulture Song
- Beulah Swan – Don’t Steal My Heart
- George Benson – She Makes Me Mad
- Ruth Brown – Please Don’t Freeze
- The Playboys – Rock, Moan And Cry
- The Du Droppers – I Only Had A Little
- Bunny Paul Leave – My Heart Alone
- The Du Droppers – You’re Mine Already
- Lincoln Chase and The Sandmen – That’s All I Need
- The Orioles – Fair Exchange
- Carol Hughes – Fancy Dance
- LaVern Baker – Jim Dandy Got Married
- Maureen Cannon – Mamma Come Save Your Child
- Mel Jackson – She Took The Whole Shebang
- Nick Greene – The Blues Down Home
- The Tranquils – One Billion Seven Million, Thirty-Three
- Teddy Randazzo – Be My Kitten Little Chicken
- Joey Castle – Come A Little Closer Baby
- Lincoln Chase – I Love Your Many Ways
- Lincoln Chase – Hollywood, Sunset And Vine
- Red Foley Blues – In My Red Wagon Blues
- Lincoln Chase – Miss Orangatang
- Limmie B. Good – I’m Gonna Kiss My Girl Tonight
- Roy Hamilton – To The One I Love
- Eddie Cooley and The Dimples – Hot Biscuits And Sweet Marie
- Lincoln Chase – Sweet Torture
- Ann-Margret – Jim Dandy
- Mac Allen Smith – Such A Night