Human the Death Dance

Human the Death Dance is the third solo album by Sage Francis, released on Epitaph Records on May 8, 2007. The title of the album is also the title of a poem by spoken word artist Buddy Wakefield, who is signed to Francis' record label, Strange Famous Records. Excerpts of this poem, performed by Wakefield, appear at the end of the tracks "Hell of a Year," "Keep Moving," and "Black Out on White Night."

An instrumental version of the album was sent out with pre-orders placed before 5:00 PM on April 23, 2007, from the online store of Strange Famous Records.

The song "Water Line" appears at the end of the 2008 film Pride and Glory.

Track listing

All songs written and composed by Sage Francis. 

Personnel

Performers

• Sage Francis - Vocals
• Jolie Holland - Fiddle, Vocals on "Got Up This Morning" and "Black Out on White Night"
• Nathan Harrop - Harmonica on "Got Up This Morning"
• Christopher Sneddon - Synthesizer on "Clickety Clack"
• Bernard Dolan - Vocal arrangement on "Broccilude," Vocals on "High Step"
• Buddy Wakefield - Vocals on "Keep Moving," "Black Out on White Night" and "Hell of a Year"
• DJ Orator - Scratches on "Call Me Francois"
• Laura Escudé - Violin on "Going Back to Rehab"
• Scott Begin - Drums on "Going Back to Rehab"

Production

• Alias - Production on "Clickety Clack," "Midgets and Giants" and "Keep Moving"
• Ant - Production on "High Step"
• Big Cats - Production on "Black Out on White Night"
• Buck 65 - Production on "Got Up This Morning"
• Kurt SP - Production on "Hell of a Year"
• Mark Isham - Production on "Good Fashion" and "Water Line"
• Miles Bonny - Production on "Call Me Francois"
• Mr. Cooper - Production on "Civil Obedience"
• Odd Nosdam - Production on "Underground for Dummies"
• Reanimator - Production and scratches on "Hoofprints in the Sand"
• Sixtoo - Production on "Broccilude"
• Tom Inhaler - Production on "Going Back to Rehab," String arrangements on "Got Up this Morning"

External links

• Official Website