Chico DeBarge

Companies etc Recorded At – Skip Saylor Recording Recorded At – Fiddler Studio Recorded At – Monterey Sound Studios Recorded At – Motown Recording Studios Recorded At – Silverlake Studios Recorded At – Eldorado Recording Studios Recorded At – Summa Studios Recorded At – United Sound Studios Recorded At – Sheika Studios Mixed At – Larrabee Sound Studios Mixed At – Yamaha International Recording Mixed At – Baby'O Recorders Mastered At – Artisan Sound Recorders Copyright (c) – Motown Record Corporation Phonographic Copyright (p) – Motown Record Corporation Credits Art Direction – Johnny Lee (4) Artwork – Andy Engel Executive-Producer – Steve "The Buck" Buckley* Mastered By – Gregory Fulginiti* Photography By – Ron Slenzak Notes ℗&© Motown Record Corp - Nick Mundy appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records A1 Recorded at - Summa Recording Studios, West Hollywood, California - Monterey Recording Studios, Glendale, California Mixed at - Yamaha International Recording, Glendale, California A2, A3, B4 Recorded at - Motown / Hitsville U.S.A. Recording Studios, Hollywood, California - Silverlake Studios, Los Angeles, California - Eldorado Studios, Hollywood, California Mixed at - Baby 'O Studios, Hollywood, California A4 Recorded at - Summa Studios, Holywood, California - United Sound System Studios, Detroit, Michigan Mixed at - Baby 'O Studios, Hollywood, California A5, B3, B5 Recorded & Mixed at - Sheika Productions Studios B1 Recorded at - Skip Saylor Recording, Los Angeles, California Mixed at - Larrabbee Sound, Hollywood, California B2 Recorded at - Eldorado Studios, Hollywood, California - Fiddler's Recording Studio, Hollywood, California - Summa Recording Studios, West Hollywood, California Mixed at - Yamaha International Recording, Glendale, California Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 0 5010-96214-1 5 Matrix / Runout (A Side Label): 6214MLA Matrix / Runout (B Side Label): 6214MLB by Rick A. BuecheHis best album for Motown was a fine start, but his brushes with the law and eventual imprisonment stifled his success. It includes the funky hit "Talk to Me."