You Know How to Love Me
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You Know How to Love Me is the fourth album by American Soul singer-songwriter Phyllis Hyman. It was released by Arista Records in 1979 (see 1979 in music).
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Track listing
- "You Know How to Love Me" - 7:37
- "Some Way" - 5:13
- "Under Your Spell" - 4:40
- "This Feeling Must Be Love" - 3:48
- "But I Love You" - 3:07
- "Heavenly" - 4:33
- "Hold On" - 4:15
- "Give a Little More" - 4:07
- "Complete Me" - 5:26
- "You're the One (#)(*)" - 5:24
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Personnel
- Gary Bartz: Vocals
- Hubert Eaves II: Keyboards
- Basil Fearrington: Bass
- Gwen Guthrie: Background Vocals
- Phyllis Hyman: Background Vocals
- Howard King: Drums
- Reggie Lucas: Guitar, Background Vocals
- Ed Tree Moore: Guitar
- James Mtume: Percussion, Keyboards, Background Vocals
- Tawatha: Background Vocals
- Ed Walsh: Synthesizer Programming
- Harry Whitaker: Keyboards
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Production
- Producer: James Mtume and Reggie Lucas
- Vocal Arrangement: James Mtume, Reggie Lucas, and Tawatha
- Vocal Contractor: Tawatha
- Rhythm Arrangements: James Mtume and Reggie Lucas
- Horn Arrangements: Gene Bianca and Wade Marcus
- String Arrangements: Wade Marcus
- String Contractor: Gene Bianca
- Engineers: Jim Dougherty.
- Assistant engineers: Carla Bandini, Craig Michaels, Johnny Potoker
- Mixing: Jay Mark.
- Project Coordinator: Neil Carfora, Laura Dorson, Jeremy Holiday, Stephanie Kika, Sue Raffman, Betty Ann Rizzo, and Rob Santos.
- Liner Notes: David Nathan
- Art Direction: Donn Davenport
- Design: Mathieu Bitton
- Sleeve Photo: Mark Allan
- Photography: John Ford
- Stylist: Hui Wang
- Hair Stylist: Danny Wintrode
- Make-Up: Fran Cooper
- Executive Producer: Larkin Arnold
- Mastering: Bill Lacey
(Reissue - 2002)
- Reissue Producer: Paul Williams
- Reissue Art Director: Mathieu Bitton
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