Always You (album)

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Always You is an album by James Ingram, released in 1993. Following a four-year hiatus, singer-songwriter James Ingram came back in 1993 with "Always You", his fourth album on Qwest Records, the label run by producer Quincy Jones. The album featured no pop singles, and failed to chart on the pop Hot 100, although it was a minor hit on the American R&B chart.

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Someone Like You"Ingram, Keith Thomas4:24
2."Let Me Love You This Way"Ingram, Dennis Morgan4:14
3."Always You"Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Keith Thomas4:38
4."Treat Her Right"Ingram, Keith Thomas5:04
5."A Baby's Born"Burt Bacharach, Thom Bell, John Bettis, Linda Creed, Ingram6:16
6."This is the Night"Burt Bacharach, Thom Bell, John Bettis, Ingram5:05
7."You Never Know What You Got"Thom Bell, Leroy Bell, Linda Creed, Ingram6:22
8."Too Much for this Heart"Dawn Thomas5:24
9."Sing for the Children"Burt Bacharach, John Bettis, Ingram5:07
10."Any Kind of Love"Ingram, Bruce Roberts, Carol Bayer-Sager6:56

Production

  • Produced By Thom Bell, James Ingram, Keith Thomas & Maurice White
  • Executive Producers: Thom Bell, James Ingram, Benny Medina
  • Engineers: Clark Germain, Paul Klingberg, Bill Whittington
  • Assistant Engineers: Roy Gamble, Mark Guilbeault, Todd Moore
  • Mixing: Mick Guzauski, Bill Whittington
  • Mix Assistants: Roy Gamble, Jeff Graham, Todd Moore
  • Mastering: Bernie Grundman

Personnel

  • Drums: Mark Hammond, Ricky Lawson, Enzo Tedesco, Keith Thomas
  • Percussion: Lenny Castro, Farrell Morris
  • Drum Programming: Mark Hammond, Wayne Linsey, Keith Thomas
  • Bass: Larry Kempel, Michael McKnight, Jimmie Lee Sloas, Keith Thomas
  • Bass Samples: Jimmie Lee Sloas
  • Bass Programming: Michael McKnight, Keith Thomas
  • Guitars: Paul Jackson, Jr., Jerry McPherson, Carlos Rios, Michael Thompson
  • Keyboards: Thom Bell, Wayne Linsey, Michael McKnight, Bill Meyers, Keith Thomas
  • Keyboard Programming: James Ingram, Michael McKnight, Keith Thomas
  • Saxophone: Gerald Albright
  • Flute: Gery Herbig, Dan Higgins
  • Horns: Mark Adams, Jim Akinson, George Bohanon, Rick Culver, David Duke, Gary Grant, Jerry Hey, Alan Kaplan, Lew McCreary, Bill Reichenbach Jr., Brad Warnaar, Gregory Williams
  • Strings: Robert Becker, Robert Brosseau, Larry Corbett, Brian Dembow, Joel Derouin, Bruce Dukov, Henry Ferber, Rick Gerding, Joe Goodman, Diana Halprin, Ken Barward Hoy, Pat Johnson, Karen Jones, Suzie Katayama, Janet Lakatos, Michael Markman, Nashville String Machine, Dan Neufeld, Sid Page, Sheldon Sanov, Kwihee Shambanari, Evan Wilson, Hershel Wise
  • Strings arranged & conducted by Jeremy Lubbock
  • Harp: Gayle LaVant
  • Backing Vocals: The Aquarian Brothers, Bob Bailey, The Boys Choir of Harlem, Alvin Chea, Lynn Fiddmont, James Ingram, Phillip Ingram, Guy Penrod, Carolyn Perry, Darlene Perry, Lori Perry, Phil Perry, Sharon Perry, Chris Rodriguez, Mervyn Warren, Audrey Wheeler, Chris Willis

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