I Think I Love You

Words and Music by Tony Romeo, 1970

Screen Gems - Columbia Music BMI

Arranged by Richard Palombi

Orchestra Conducted by Nick Perito

Produced by Don Costa Productions, Inc.

Recorded at the International Hotel, Las Vegas

Recording Engineer: Mickey Crofford

Recording Time 3:24

Recorded November 25, 1970 ~ Matrix No. ZPA5-9165 Take 1 +

Album issue: RCA-LP12 "It's Impossible" LSP-4473 STEREO DECEMBER 1970

Album issue: RCA-45RPM EP "Somos Novios" MKE-1352 MEXICO STEREO 1971

Album issue: Box Set "The Best of Perry Como" RD UK STEREO GBPC-6A 1971

Album Re- issue: RCA-LP12 "It's Impossible" AYL1-3804 STEREO 1975

The Best of Perry Como - Reader's Digest UK 1971

It's Impossible ~ Re-issue 1975 Best Buy Series

This slightly mad love song was the third smash-hit in a row for writer Tony Romeo — starting with 'Indian Lake' by The Cowsills in 1968, 'I'm Gonna Make You Mine' by Lou Christie in 1969, and this tune by The Partridge Family in 1970. It was No. 1 in every country in the world and the American National Association of Recording Merchandisers ( NARM ) record of the year. Romeo said recently: 'Perry's record of my song made it like a full circle for me. He was one of the people I grew up with and one of the people I fashioned my ideas in music on'.

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