He's The Greatest Dancer
Sister Sledge · We Are Family
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
One night in a disco on the outskirts of Frisco
I was cruisinÂ’ with my favorite gang
The place was so borinÂ’ filled with out-of-towners tourinÂ’
I knew that it wasnÂ’t my thing
I really wasnÂ’t carinÂ’, but I felt my eyes starinÂ’
At a guy who stuck out in the crowd
He had the kind of body that would shame Adonis
And a face that would make any man proud
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen (Ooh)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
The champion of dance, his moves would put you in a trance
And he never leaves the disco alone
Arrogance but not conceit, as a man heÂ’s complete
My creme dÂ’ la creme, please take me home
He wears the finest clothes, the best designers heaven knows
Ooh, from his head down to his toes
Halston, Gucci, Fiorucci
He looks like a still, that man is dressed to kill
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen (IÂ’ve ever seen)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow (Ooh, ooh, ooh, wow)
Oh, what, wow (Hey)
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen (I love your moves)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow (That IÂ’ve ever seen)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen (IÂ’ve ever seen)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow (Ooh, ooh, ooh, wow)
Oh, what, wow (Hey)
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen (I love your moves)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow (That IÂ’ve ever seen)
Oh... what... wow ! That I've ever seen...
I love your moves...
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
One night in a disco on the outskirts of Frisco
I was cruisinÂ’ with my favorite gang
The place was so borinÂ’ filled with out-of-towners tourinÂ’
I knew that it wasnÂ’t my thing
I really wasnÂ’t carinÂ’, but I felt my eyes starinÂ’
At a guy who stuck out in the crowd
He had the kind of body that would shame Adonis
And a face that would make any man proud
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen (Ooh)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
The champion of dance, his moves would put you in a trance
And he never leaves the disco alone
Arrogance but not conceit, as a man heÂ’s complete
My creme dÂ’ la creme, please take me home
He wears the finest clothes, the best designers heaven knows
Ooh, from his head down to his toes
Halston, Gucci, Fiorucci
He looks like a still, that man is dressed to kill
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen (IÂ’ve ever seen)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow (Ooh, ooh, ooh, wow)
Oh, what, wow (Hey)
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen (I love your moves)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow (That IÂ’ve ever seen)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen (IÂ’ve ever seen)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow (Ooh, ooh, ooh, wow)
Oh, what, wow (Hey)
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow
That IÂ’ve ever seen (I love your moves)
Oh, what, wow
HeÂ’s the greatest dancer
Oh, what, wow (That IÂ’ve ever seen)
Oh... what... wow ! That I've ever seen...
I love your moves...
He's The Greatest Dancer
Released in 1977 on the iconic album We Are Family, this track by Sister Sledge serves as a vibrant dance number that complements the group's signature disco-pop sound. The song features the band's signature four-part vocal harmony and upbeat rhythm, characteristic of their work during the height of the disco era. While not one of the group's most commercially dominant singles, it remains a staple of their discography, showcasing their ability to craft energetic tracks alongside their famous ballads. The recording reflects the musical landscape of the late 1970s, blending polished production with the infectious energy that defined Sister Sledge's career and cemented their legacy in popular music history.