I Believe In Music

Words and Music by Mac Davis , 1972

Screen-Gems-EMI Music Inc. ~ BMI

Arranged by Bergen White

Produced by Chet Atkins

Recorded in RCA Victor's "Nashville Sound" Studio, Nashville, Tennessee

Recording Engineer: Tom Pick

Recording Technicians: Roy Shockley and Milton Henderson

Released in Stereo & and QuadraDisc 4-Channel

Recording Time 2:57

Recorded March 27th, 1973 ~ Matrix No. CWA4-1273 Take 1 +

Over Dub April 4th, 1973 ~ Matrix No. CWA4-1273 Take O.D.

Album issue: RCA-LP12 "And I Love You So" APL1-0100 STEREO DYNAFLEX MAY 1973

Album issue: RCA-LP12 "And I Love You So" APD1-0100 QUADRADISC SEPTEMBER 1973

Album Re- issue: RCA-LP12 "And I Love You So" AYL1-3672 STEREO MAY 1975

And I Love You So ~ Best Buy Version 1975

Mac Davis' affirmative, buoyant, delightful song that reminds us all of the role music plays in our lives is exactly tailored to Mr. C. 'As soon as I could whistle, I started making up songs', Davis recalls. 'Never studied music. The tunes just come to me.' He wrote some of Elvis Presley's big hits, including Memories, Don't Cry, Daddy, and In the Ghetto. But even if he never wrote another hit, I Believe In Music has made him immortal.

( notes from "The Incomparable Como" Readers Digest UK compilation 1975 )