Before I Forget
1. Chance on a feeling
2. Tender babes
3. Hollywood rock’n'roll
4. Bach onto this
5. Before I forget
6. Say it’s all right
7. Burntwood
8. Where are you?
9. Going home (bonus, 7″ b-side)
10. Pavane (bonus, unreleased)
12. Lady (bonus, unreleased)
13. For a friend (bonus, unreleased)
14. Interview (bonus)
Original LP sleeve:
1982 Purple Records
This fantastic album is ALWAYS in my Winamp!I’m now listen Bach onto this,amazing song!!!Oh,well,Tender Babes with Cozy’s thundering is also marvelous.
Great musicians with Mr.Lord!
Someone lent this album to my dad for me to listen to when I was 14 as I play the organ. I was learning the toccata for my practical playing exams.
I did forget all about the album, apart from the longing to hear it again and the image on the cover.
I’m now 31 and still play the organ and keyboards.
Tonight I remembered the name. “before I forget”.
I’ve managed to source a copy which is fantastic and much as I remember it.
Listening to this album now my own music makes more sense. I can see the influence it has had.
dear jon! thank you for your music!
Not one of my favorites from the Lord of the hammond, but still enjoyable, being a Whitesnake fan of the 70’s.
This is a very important album, as it got jon away from the Hip thrusting charade that was whitesnake and showed us a much better side to Mr Lord.
I just wish Jon had done more solo stuff during this period. I loved the Diary of an Edwardian lady he did for the major TV drama at the time. Beautiful. Really complimented the programme. Amazingly it seemed to gain more recognition than the programme itself. Jon, please do a british tour, highlighting Pictured within, notes from beyond, Disguises, Boom… and the Durham Concertos. And please please please, I know I keep asking but can you play Symphony Hall in Birmingham. The acoutsics are out of this world!