Vinyl Album - Leon Rosselson And Roy Bailey - If I Knew Who The Enemy Was - Acorn

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Leon Rosselson And Roy Bailey
Title:	If I Knew Who The Enemy Was
Label:	Acorn
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	CF 284
Date:	1979
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Leon Rosselson And Roy Bailey	Barney's Epic Homer	Leon Rosselson	Rate
A2	Roy Bailey	The Ugly Ones	Leon Rosselson	Rate
A3	Roy Bailey	The Testimony Of Patience Kershaw	Frank Higgins	Rate
A4	Leon Rosselson	Song Of The Moderate Man	Leon Rosselson	Rate
A5	Leon Rosselson And Roy Bailey	Across The Hills	Leon Rosselson	Rate
B1	Leon Rosselson	Whoever Invented The Fish Finger	Leon Rosselson	Rate
B2	Leon Rosselson And Roy Bailey	The World's Police	Leon Rosselson	Rate
B3	Leon Rosselson	On Her Silver Jubilee	Leon Rosselson	Rate
B4	Roy Bailey	See It Come Down	John Pole	Rate
B5	Leon Rosselson And Roy Bailey	The Diggers' Song	Gerrard Winstanley, Leon Rosselson	Rate

Notes

Individual tracks are not credited to one or the other of the two singers. When Rosselson and Bailey both appear on a song, I have left joint credit, where either is absent, a solo credit for the one who does appear (as it's illogical to credit a solo performance as a duet).

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Comments and Reviews


Fokeman 26th Jan 2020		I've certainly got one with an Acorn cover. At the moment that this was pressed with an Acorn label, it's certain that it was also released with an Acorn sleeve. It was only later that the Fuse label came into existence. There may have been more records than sleeves so at a certain moment a new Fuse sleeve was used with an old Acorn label. Or alternatively, someone just married them up wrong from their collection.



Gian_paolo 2nd Jun 2016		There's one on the bay with an Acorn cover ;)



nboldock 2nd Jun 2016		I've bought a copy today - Fuse labels and Fuse sleeve so still no Acorn sleeve...



TopPopper 4th Oct 2013		Fuse labels added. So far, no Acorn sleeve...



TopPopper 3rd Oct 2013		The copy I have uploaded is an Acorn label LP inside a Fuse label sleeve. It's possible that's how it was originally sold, as Leon Rosselson set up the Fuse label shortly after this LP came out - old stock might have been slipped into new sleeves. Further examples should clarify...