Honesty (Curtis Mayfield album)

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Honesty
Honesty.jpg
Studio album by
Released1983
Genre Funk, soul
Length33:47
Label Boardwalk Label [1]
Producer Curtis Mayfield
Curtis Mayfield chronology
Love is the Place
(1982)
Honesty
(1983)
We Come in Peace with a Message of Love
(1985)
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Honesty is a 1983 album by Curtis Mayfield.

Contents

Track listing

All songs written and produced by Curtis Mayfield.

No.TitleLength
1."Hey Baby"4:42
2."Still Within Your Heart"4:24
3."Dirty Laundry"4:07
4."Nobody But You"4:41
5."If You Need Me"5:06
6."What You Gawn Do"5:25
7."Summer Hot"5:13

Personnel

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