Vinyl Album - Forest - Concert - Hablabel

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Forest
Title:	Concert
Label:	Hablabel
Country:	Italy
Catalogue:	HBL 20401
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Date:	1989
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Forest	You Could Have Been A Gypsy	Welham, Allenby, Welham	Rate
A2	Forest	Leftover Wright	Welham, Allenby, Welham	Rate
A3	Forest	Everyday Laugh	Welham, Allenby, Welham	Rate
B1	Forest	What Happened To You?	Welham, Allenby, Welham	Rate
B2	Forest	Leave My Woman Alone	Welham, Allenby, Welham	Rate
B3	Forest	Regarding	Welham, Allenby, Welham	Rate
B4	Forest	Love's Memory Gone	Welham, Allenby, Welham	Rate
B5	Forest	Turning Of The Day	Welham, Allenby, Welham	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


Manwolf Louie 9th Apr 2021		A3 written by Ray Charles:



Manwolf Louie 9th Apr 2021		Allenby's name, incorrectly or not, is on the composers' credits and and should not be omitted. Here we don't write what we know or what we suppose, but what we see on the covers and the labels. Besides, if Dez Allenby was not involved in these recordings, this doesn't mean that he could not have contributed to the writing of the songs. And "Leave My Woman Alone" is indeed written by Ray Charles. Εveryone can express their disagreement to the data in the comments.



Gian_paolo 3rd Jan 2020		This was clearly an un-authorised reproduction of a couple of BBC recordings, taken (like the Trees) from a couple of BBC session cassettes you could find in places like Camden Which were exactly the BBC shows these songs come from, is a bit uncertain. If I check this BBC Sessions the first four songs come from an August '71 Sunday Concert, from Forest MK2 with David Panton (vla, s) and Dave Stubbs (b) but without Dez Allenby. Last four songs should instead come from a Bob Harris session, from October 1972, as indicated in this essential book. Actually the track listing is the same, so Stubbs and Panton should be there, but instead you can't hear them playing, soo... who knows? The Terrascope article gave a May '72 date for the last four songs, but stating to the Ken Garner book, they performed other songs in that show. Whatever is, especially the Mark2 line-up tracks are really good and interesting PS: the credits, apart from Ray Charles are indicative, as Allenby was most likely not involved in these recordings. On this Italian semi-pirate album (later pirated itself on CD!) the credits were really wrong and incomplete