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A Call to Us All

1983 studio album by Teri DeSario From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A Call to Us All
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A Call to Us All is the fourth album from singer, songwriter, producer and composer Teri DeSario. It was recorded and mixed at Mama Jo's and mastered by Bernie Grundman at A&M Records. According to AllMusic, A Call to Us All peaked at 32 on Billboards Top Contemporary Christian music chart in 1984.[1]

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Track listing

All tracks are written by Teri Purse & Bill Purse, except where noted.

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Personnel

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  • Produced and arranged by – Bill Purse
  • Engineered and mixed by – Kevin Clark
    • assisted by – Steve Ford
  • Additional engineering by – Steve Ford, Ed Cherney and Eddie King
  • Recorded and mixed at Mama Jo's, N. Hollywood
  • Strings Recorded at – Baby-O Recorders, Hollywood, CA
  • Mastered by – Berine Grundman / A&M Records
  • Photography by – Harry Langdon
  • Art Direction and Design by – Paul "Sport" Gross
  • Inner Sleeve Design – Steve Elowe
  • Makeup by – Victoria Jackson
  • Underwater Sequences by – Scotty Scuba
  • Label Dayspring, A Division of Word Inc., Waco, Texas
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Dedication

The album was dedicated to her husband and best friend Bill Purse.[citation needed]

References

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