Live album · 1972
Live Concert at the Forum
- Released
- October 1972
- Label
- CBS/Sony
- Catalogue no.
- SOPM-35
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 37:49
- Country
- JP
“Live Concert at the Forum” is a live album by Barbra Streisand, released in 1972 on CBS/Sony. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 37:49. Jazz standards on the record include “On A Clear Day” and “People”. The line-up features Barbra Streisand (vocals), David Shire (conductor), Joe Sample (piano), Quincy Jones and His Orchestra (performing orchestra) and The Eddie Kendricks Singers (background vocals).
Who played on Live Concert at the Forum
- Barbra Streisand vocals all tracks
- David Shire conductor on 10 tracks
- Joe Sample piano on 10 tracks
- Quincy Jones and His Orchestra performing orchestra on 10 tracks
- The Eddie Kendricks Singers background vocals on 10 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Sing / Make Your Own Kind of Music — Barry Mann 4:13
- A2 Starting Here, Starting Now — David Shire 2:35
- A3 Don’t Rain on My Parade — Jule Styne 2:20
- A4 Monologue 2:48
- A5 On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever) standard — Burton Lane 2:08
- A6 Sweet Inspiration / Where You Lead 6:22
- B1 Didn’t We — Jimmy Webb 3:06
- B2 My Man — Maurice Yvain 2:45
- B3 Stoney End — Laura Nyro 2:52
- B4 Sing / Happy Days Are Here Again — Milton Ager 4:18
- B5 People standard — Jule Styne 4:22
Production
- Bill Schnee engineer
- Richard Perry producer
- Peter Matz arranger
- Don Hannah arranger
- Claus Ogerman arranger
- Don Costa arranger
- Gene Page arranger
- Mort Goode liner notes
More albums by Barbra Streisand
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Live Concert at the Forum?
The line-up of Live Concert at the Forum includes Barbra Streisand (vocals), David Shire (conductor), Joe Sample (piano), Quincy Jones and His Orchestra (performing orchestra) and The Eddie Kendricks Singers (background vocals).
Which label released Live Concert at the Forum?
Live Concert at the Forum was released in 1972 on CBS/Sony (SOPM-35).
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