Jim Ed Brown - Get Up I Think I Love You Album

Tracklist

1	Get Up I Think I Love You - (Stereo) Written-By – Larry Gatlin	2:19
2	Get Up I Think I Love You - (Mono) Written-By – Larry Gatlin	2:19

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PB-10047	Jim Ed Brown	Get Up I Think I Love You ‎(7")	RCA Victor	PB-10047	US	1974
JA-10047, PB-10047	Jim Ed Brown	Get Up I Think I Love You / A Nickel For The Fiddler ‎(7", Mono, Promo)	RCA, RCA	JA-10047, PB-10047	US	1974
JA-10047, PB-10047	Jim Ed Brown	Get Up I Think I Love You / A Nickel For The Fiddler ‎(7")	RCA, RCA	JA-10047, PB-10047	US	1974

Credits

• Accompanied By [Vocal] – The Nashville Edition
• Producer – Bob Ferguson

Notes

RCA mono/stereo dj promo company sleeve

Short intro

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