It's Dance Time begins with an introductory run-through of the days popular steps, a brief warm-up for the listener. From there,
Willie Mitchell delivers his usual solid set of instrumentals. While the album doesn't quite match up to
Mitchell's best album,
That Driving Beat, it does have plenty of highlights, including the swaggering "Buster Browne" and "Shake"-styled "When My Dreamboat Comes Home," complete with a lively fuzz-guitar and nice drum breaks. As with most
Mitchell albums, most of the songs are over in two minutes' time, quickly moving on to the next dance craze, and the tracks include many tasteful cover versions. Those on
It's Dance Time include "Twine Time," "Fever," and a bluesy "Since I Met You Baby."