Charles Mann
Say You Love Me Too (LP)
ABC Records (US) / 1973 / ABCX-786 (ABCX-786-A)
12" LP-album 33 ⅓ rpm vinyl record
Genre: Dance
PRODUCED BY: Dave Crawford
MUSICIANS:
DRUMS: Earl Young
BASS: Ronnie Baker
GUITARS:
Norman Harris
Roland Chambers
Eli Tartarsky
CONGA: Larry Washington
KEYBOARD:
Charles Mann
Dave Crawford
Lenny Pakula
Vibes: Vince Montana
Strings: Ron Renaldo
ENGINEERS:
Joe Tarsia
carl Parvolo
Jay Mark
RECORDED AT: Sigma Sound Studio Philadelphia, Pa
BACKGROUND SINGERS:
Jackie Hicks
Marlene BARROW
Bunny Mccollough
Bunn Sigler
Charles Mann
Carl Helm
Phil Hurtt
Dave Crawford
Joe Hinton
ARRANGERS:
Norman Harris
Ronnie Baker
Vince Montana (Vincent Montana)
PHOTOGRAPHY BY: Kim Tucker
ALBUM DESIGN BY: Ruby Bpyd Mazur
SIDE A
1. It's All Over / 2:59
2. Together We Make / 3:30
3. Do It Again / 5:30
4. You Came Out Of Nowhere / 3:16
5. Be Real Black For Me / 3:17
SIDE B
1. Say You Love Me Too /3:34
2. I Can Feel It / 3:01
3. Very Lonely / 3:32
4. If You Could See Me Now / 4:41
5. Stop /3:25
Charles Mann, Soul, Philly Sound, singer/songwriter. (Do not confuse this singer with Cajun/swamp pop/rock singer Charles Mann aka Charles Louis Dominique)
"It's All Over"* a favorite "last call song" at clubs in the UK and Europe. In the US it was the "Signature Last Call Song" of Jimmy Stuard, a DJ at the "Other Side" & "1270" Boston and "12 West" NYC who died at the Everard Baths on May 25, 1977. *Special Thanks to DJ Wendy Hunt for remembering the Singer and Song Title - I had been looking for it for 30 years.
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Aug 31, 2008 | 10:04 am"Say You Love Me Too" was a staple on the highly revered AM station WNJR here in the NJ/NY area, one of my favorites tunes, this station was an urban powerhouse in the 70's and 80's, especially for their slowjams at night.
"Its all over" was big on the Northern soul scene here in UK.Still gets played as an ender when the club closes. There was other too.They used to call them 3 before 8 as they played the last 3 records at 8 am. Jimmy Radcliffe-Long after the night is all over. Dean Parrish Im on my way, and Time will pass you by.Tobi Legend.Keep the Faith.Paul Byford