🎵 AotW Gap Mangione: She and I (A&M Records SP-3407)

Gap Mangione: She and I

A&M Records SP-3407
Released 1974

Also released under the title ...And the Kids Call It Boogie
on Sagoma/DGM Records, S/DGM-751, 1974.

A1: Love's Theme /4:08​

A2: This Masquerade /5:43​

A3: Please Send Me Someone To Love /5:40​

A4: And The Kids Call It Boogie /2:55​

A5: A Little Blues Never Hurt Anybody /3:22​

B1: In My Yellow Camper Bus /5:07​

B2: Samba De Orpheo /2:47​

B3: She And I /3:56​

B4: Things Ain't What They Used To Be /4:50​

B5: Love J, A.M. /5:20​

Congas, Timbales, Percussion – Ron Davis
Drums – Steve Gadd
Electric Bass – Tony Levin
Engineer – Mick Guzauski
Engineer [Mastering] – Frank De Luna*, Mick Guzauski
Executive Producer, Liner Notes – Chuck Mangione
Producer, Piano, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer [Arp] – Gap Mangione
Written-By – Gap Mangione (tracks: A4 to B1, B3, B5)

Alternate cover and title on Sagoma/DGM Records
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[Bobberman]

We have several of Gap's LPS at the radio station including this one I enjoy every one of them and thankfully I needle dropped everything I recorded from the vinyl it's unfortunate he never got more recognition that he deserved "Love's theme on this one is a good stripped down "stringless" cover version

 

[Harry]

I own but one thing from Gap Mangione - it's a track on A&M FOREPLAY #18 called "Dancin' Is Making Love", a pretty good disco track.

 

[Mr Bill]

I really enjoy listening to Gap's A&M output... I don't really care that some of it is "disco-ish" and some is "new-agey." It's often like listening to a brother Chuck album sans flugelhorn...

--Mr Bill

 

[Bobberman]

I really enjoy listening to Gap's A&M output... I don't really care that some of it is "disco-ish" and some is "new-agey." It's often like listening to a brother Chuck album sans flugelhorn...

--Mr Bill

Their styles are very similar and they did play together so it seems they influenced each other in a way