Dapper-Dan

Michael Jackson · Forever, Michael [1975]

Do it do it, he can do it, watch him do it

I got rhythm and a whole lot of soul

I can dance I can shake it baby (He can dance)

I'm just a little country boy

Harmonica in my hand I got soulful rhythm in me

I'm a get down dancin man

Shalalala boom boom

My name is Dapper Dan

Shalalala boom boom

I'm a dancin' man yeah

I'm gonna be king of the Disco tech

That's where I can be found

Master of the rhythm beat ohh

I've got the fastest feet around

Shalalala boom boom

My name is Dapper Dan

Shalalala boom boom

I'm a dancin man yeah

Do it do it Let's do it do it

Get up on the floor

Let's do it do it Dance what you wanta

Let's dance dance with me

I like the way you shake it [2x]

I like the way you move it

Oo you sexy

Dapper-Dan

Dapper-Dan stands as a vibrant example of Michael Jackson's early solo work, released on the 1975 album Forever, Michael. This recording captures the artist during a transitional period where he was establishing his distinct identity separate from his family's legacy. The track showcases the polished production and rhythmic energy that would later define his global superstardom. As part of a discography that spans decades and genres, the song reflects Jackson's ability to blend pop sensibilities with sophisticated arrangements. It remains a notable song in his catalogue, illustrating the creative range he displayed before achieving the massive commercial heights of the 1980s. The recording serves as a testament to his enduring influence on popular music and his consistent evolution as a performer.