Wha'ppen?

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Wha'ppen?
Studio album by The Beat
Released	June 1981
Recorded	Roundhouse Studios, London
Genre	Ska, Rock
Length	43:21 (CD)
Label	Go Feet, Arista, London
Producer	Bob Sargeant
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link
The Beat chronology
I Just Can't Stop It (1980) Wha'ppen? (1981) Special Beat Service (1982)
CD cover
1999 re-release

Wha'ppen? is the second album released by the ska band The Beat. The album was released in 1981. All the songs are credited written by The Beat except "Soleil Trop Chaud" by J. Jefferson and "Doors of Your Heart" is shared with Colin Osborne.^[1] The CD release includes "Too Nice to Talk to".

Contents 1 Track listing 1.1 Original release 1.2 CD release 2 Personnel 3 Additional musicians 4 References

[edit] Track listing

[edit] Original release

Side 1

1. "Doors of Your Heart"
2. "All Out to Get You"
3. "Monkey Murders"
4. "I am Your Flag"
5. "French Toast (Soleil Trop Chaud)"
6. "Drowning"

Side 2

1. "Dream Home in NZ"
2. "Walk Away"
3. "Over and Over"
4. "Cheated"
5. "Get-a-Job"
6. "The Limits We Set"

[edit] CD release

1. "Too Nice to Talk to"
2. "Doors of Your Heart"
3. "All Out to Get You"
4. "Monkey Murders"
5. "I am Your Flag"
6. "French Toast (Soleil Trop Chaud)"
7. "Drowning"
8. "Dream Home in NZ"
9. "Walk Away"
10. "Over and Over"
11. "Cheated"
12. "Get-a-Job"
13. "The Limits We Set"

[edit] Personnel

• Dave Wakeling - guitar, vocals
• Ranking Roger - vocals
• Andy Cox - guitar
• David Steele - bass
• Everett Morton - drums
• Saxa - saxophone

[edit] Additional musicians

• Blockhead - keyboards
• "Have a Go Bobby" Sargeant - marimba
• Cedric Myton - extra vocals on "Doors of Your Heart"
• Dick - steel drum
• Saltin - trumpet

[edit] References