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Sayin' It with Love
1978 studio album by Steve Camp From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Sayin' It with Love is the debut album by Christian singer-songwriter Steve Camp, released in 1978 on Myrrh Records.[1][2][3][4]
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Track listing
All songs written by Steve Camp, except where noted.
Note: Never released on CD
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Personnel
- Steve Camp – lead vocals, backing vocals, arrangements, BGV arrangements
- Patrick Leonard – acoustic piano, electric piano, organ, Minimoog, Polymoog
- Paul Libman – acoustic piano, string arrangements
- Frank Barbalace – guitars, backing vocals
- Bruce Gaitsch – guitars
- Danny Leek – guitars
- Sid Sims – bass
- Rusty Taylor – bass
- Ron Kapland – drums, percussion
- Tom Ratdke – drums
- Jackie Skalow – drums
- Louis DuChane – percussion, backing vocals, BGV arrangements
- Brenda Mitchell – percussion
- Steve Eisen – alto saxophone
- Sol Bobrov, Elliott Golub, Harold D. Klatz, Roger Moulton, Arnie Roth and Everett Zlatoff-Mirsky – string players
- Josie DeChristopher – backing vocals
- Vickie Hubbley – backing vocals
- Butch Patrini – backing vocals
- Debby Wolgemuth – backing vocals
- Steve Wyer – backing vocals
Production
- Steve Camp – producer
- Hank Neuberger – engineer
- Alan Kubicka – engineer, mix down engineer
- Gary Elgehammer – backup engineer
- Tom Hansen – backup engineer
- Greg Calbi – mastering at Sterling Sound (New York, NY)
- Paul Bogush Jr. – production assistant
- Martin Donald – design, lettering
- Jim Whitmer – photography
- Steve Wyer – props, hair stylist, wardrobe
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