Say It Again (Jermaine Stewart album)

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Say It Again
Say It Again album.jpg
Studio album by
Jermaine Stewart
Released1988
Recorded1986–1987
StudioSunset Sound Factory, O'Henry Sound Studios, and Larrabee Sound (Los Angeles), Conway Recording Studios, and Cherokee Recording Studio (Hollywood, California)
Genre
Length49:12
52:47 (European version)
Label
  • Arista
  • 10 Records
  • Siren Records
Producer
Jermaine Stewart chronology
Frantic Romantic
(1986) 		Say It Again
(1988) 		What Becomes a Legend Most
(1989)
Singles from Say It Again
  1. "Say It Again"
    Released: March 1988
  2. "Get Lucky"
    Released: June 1988
  3. "Don't Talk Dirty to Me"
    Released: 1988
  4. "Is It Really Love?"
    Released: 1989

Say It Again is a 1988 album by Jermaine Stewart. It was released in 1988 on Arista Records; his second full-length album for the label, and his final album to be released in North America. The title track of the album reached No. 27 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Track listing[]

  1. "Don't Talk Dirty to Me" (André Cymone, Jody Watley) - 4:42
  2. "Say It Again" (Bunny Sigler, Carol Davis) - 4:09
  3. "Get Lucky" (Errol Brown, Simon Climie) - 3:59
  4. "Got to Be Love" (Cymone, Stewart) - 4:48
  5. "Dress It Up" (Cymone, Stewart, Watley) - 4:46
  6. "Don't Have Sex with Your Ex" (Paul Gurvitz, Stewart) - 4:24
  7. "Is It Really Love?" (Cymone, Watley) - 4:37
  8. "Call It a Miracle" (Danny Sembello, Bruce Gaitsch) - 4:27
  9. "Eyes" (Lauren) - 4:50
  10. "My House" (Bruce Woolley, Watley) - 4:53
  11. "She's a Teaser" (Gurvitz, Evan Pace) - 3:39

European Bonus Track

  1. "My Body" (Cymone, Stewart) - 3:35

Outtakes:

  1. "You Promise", included on the "Say It Again" b-side single
  2. "Imagine", included on the "Get Lucky" b-side single and on the album Attention
  3. "Places", included on the "Don't Talk Dirty to Me" b-side single and on the album Attention
  4. "Search", included on the "Is It Really Love" b-side single and on the album Attention / Also released as "Search for Love" on the B-side of the single "Hot & Cold"
  5. "Attention", included on the album Attention

Chart performance[]

Chart (1988) Peak
position
UK Albums Chart[1] 32
U.S. Billboard 200[2] 98
U.S. Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Chart[3] 45

Personnel[]

Musicians

  • Jermaine Stewart - lead and backing vocals
  • André Cymone - all instruments
  • Jerry Knight - all instruments, backing vocals
  • Aaron Zigman - all instruments
  • Greg Porter - guitar solo on track 5
  • Marty Walsh - guitar solo on track 8
  • Jerry Hey - horn section on tracks 2 & 11
  • Bill Reichenbach - horn section on tracks 2 & 11
  • Kim Hutchcroft - horn section on tracks 2 & 11
  • Larry Williams - sax solo on track 11
  • Michael Lacata - drum fills on track 8
  • Paulinho Da Costa - percussion on track 10
  • Marva King - backing vocals
  • Muffy Hendrix - backing vocals
  • Angel Rogers - backing vocals
  • Jody Watley - backing vocals
  • Wanda Hutchinson-Vaughn - backing vocals
  • Pam Hutchinson - backing vocals
  • James Ingram - backing vocals
  • Josie James - backing vocals
  • Deneice Williams - backing vocals
  • Jackie James - backing vocals on tracks 3 & 9

Production

  • Bobby Brooks - engineer
  • Coke Johnson - engineer
  • Ta Avi Mote - engineer
  • Victor Flores - engineer
  • Keith Cohen - engineer
  • Mick Guzauski - engineer
  • Gary Wagner - engineer
  • Csaba Petocz - engineer
  • Jared Held - assistant engineer
  • Jimmy Preziosi - assistant engineer
  • Jeff Lorenzen - assistant engineer
  • Elmer Flores - assistant engineer
  • John Arrias - additional engineer
  • Jamie Yvette Snyder-Newman - production coordinator (André Cymone)
  • Clive Davis - executive producer

Note[]

  • In the booklet, engineer "Jarod Held" is credited as "Jared Held", vocalist "Deniece Williams" as "Denise Williams" and vocalist "Wanda Vaughn" as "Wanda Hutchinson-Vaughn".

References[]

  1. ^ "jermaine-stewart | full Official Chart History | Official Charts Company". Officialcharts.com. Retrieved July 20, 2017.
  2. ^ "Jermaine Stewart - Chart history". Billboard. Retrieved July 20, 2017.
  3. ^ "Jermaine Stewart - Chart history". Billboard. Retrieved July 20, 2017.

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