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Photographer: Gary Heery.
Unknown Contributor Role: Michael Forte.
Arrangers: Donald Robinson ; Jimmy Sigler; Norman Harris.
Personnel: Harold Melvin (vocals); Kim Miller, Jeff Lee, Norman Harris, Ron Jennings, Skip McDonald (guitar); Donald Robinson , McKinley Horton, Duane Mitchell (keyboards); Grant MacAvoy, Nick Martinelli (drum programming).
Recording information: Alpha International, Philadelphia, PA.
Harold Melvin Talk It Up Songs | 1. | Don't Give Me Up |
| 2. | Time to Be My Lover |
| 3. | Talk It up (Tell Everybody) |
| 4. | I Really Love You |
| 5. | Today's Your Lucky Day |
| 6. | This Is the Love |
| 7. | I Can't Let Go |
| 8. | What We Both Need (Is Love) |
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