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Charles Mann

Say You Love Me Too (LP)

ABC Records (US) / 1973 / ABCX-786 (ABCX-786-A)
12" LP 33 1/3 RPM vinyl record

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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