CD Album - Van Morrison - The 1967 New York Sessions - Hallmark

CD Album

Artist:	Van Morrison
Title:	The 1967 New York Sessions
Label:	Hallmark
Country:	UK
Date:	2001
Catalogue:	HALMCD 1100
Barcode:	503875301007
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Van Morrison	Brown Eyed Girl	Van Morrison	Rate
02	Van Morrison	He Ain't Give You None	Van Morrison	Rate
03	Van Morrison	T. B. Sheets	Van Morrison	Rate
04	Van Morrison	Spanish Rose	Van Morrison	Rate
05	Van Morrison	Goodbye Baby	Russell, Sarrell	Rate
06	Van Morrison	Ro Ro Rosey	Van Morrison	Rate
07	Van Morrison	Who Drove The Red Sports Car	Van Morrison	Rate
08	Van Morrison	Midnight Special	Trad. Arr. Berns	Rate
09	Van Morrison	Beside You	Van Morrison	Rate
10	Van Morrison	It's Alright	Van Morrison	Rate
11	Van Morrison	Madame George	Van Morrison	Rate
12	Van Morrison	Send Your Mind	Van Morrison	Rate
13	Van Morrison	The Smile You Smile	Van Morrison	Rate
14	Van Morrison	The Back Room	Van Morrison	Rate
15	Van Morrison	Joe Harper Saturday Morning	Van Morrison	Rate
16	Van Morrison	Chick-A-Boom	Berns, Van Morrison	Rate
17	Van Morrison	I Love You (The Smile You Smile)	Van Morrison	Rate

Notes

P&© 2001 - Audio Book and Music Co. Ltd., who owns the Hallmark label, also marketed and distribute the label.
Made in England.

Matrix :-
IFPI L046
HALMCD 1100
1102344

The composers on track 5 should be Bert Berns and Wes Farrell, not Russell/Sarrell, as printed on the inlay

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ppint. 17th Jun 2015		camshaft: yes, i get caught by the medion 7" tablettything's auto-mis-correct bu^W "feature" too, from time to time - and, even more annoyingly, by its auto-mis-correct-after-you've-left-a-completed-word "feature"... - re tracks 5 & 16 composers-of-record (npi), true composers, etc: bert berns owned bang! (and shout) records, but owed the bank(s) - and some new york bankers were worse than "a right wunch", not too careful about leaving debtors' limbs intact after applying the persuasion. . . so it's not surprising that he, and others in similar states, strayed over the line of the strictly legal; but adding your own name (and sometimes others', and sometimes pseudonyms of yours) has a long, disreputable history in the music business. - i don't know whether berns sometimes/hardly ever/never contributed to the compositions and/or their arrangements as recorded for his companies to release: he certainly had sometimes invaluable input in the recording studio on the production side, tightening up the tracks to increase their commercial appeal, as he saw it - not always what van morrison actually wanted, on particular tracks he was laying down - and he certainly affixed his name as (co-)composer to some songs he'd had naught to do with. but what goes onto the published composition gives co-composers - even fictional or fictitious ones - a share of publishing royalties, and "accidental errors" can take decades to sort out (if they ever are), and frequently the involvement of m'learned - and sometimes very expensive - friends, with very thin watches. . .



camshaft SUBS 13th Jun 2015		Thanks ppint, for showing my mistakes! Normally I use the Laptop to put my entries in, but sometimes the other half (The Missus) wants to use it, so I use the Tablet to enter. Trouble is, if you don't think about this, the tablet has a habit of Auto (re) spellling, I May have been tired too. Anyway, will let the Mod recorrect the typo's.. Added images [13-6-15]. If you look at the credits on track 5, it is printed as Russell/Sarrell - so it would be the fault of Hallmark or the printers for not typing Farrell (Or Berts/Farrell)! 7 Looked up another CD - look here - and you will see that track 5 is composed by Van Morrison. Also Van Morrison himself wrote track 16. Sure don't help!!!



ppint. 9th Jun 2015		the title of track 17 is almost certainly "I love you (the smile you smile)", not "i looked you (...)"; the composer credit for track 16 "should" read "bert berns, van morrison" - definitely not "beerns"; the composer credit of track 8 should be "traditional, arranged bert berns" or some accepted abbreviation(s) thereof, and definitely not "trade"; the composer credit for track 5 should be "bert berns, wes farrell", and definitely not "sarrell".

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