Van Morrison, studio portrait, Bath, 30th May 1989. Van Morrison's newly-released Live at Orangefield brings the rocker back to the top 10 on the U.K.'s albums sales chart, as it debuts at No. 10 this ...

In 1967, Van Morrison recorded 31 perverse one-minute ditties in order to fulfill his record contract. The off-the-cuff songs, brimming with contempt for just about everything in the young ...

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Today Van Morrison released his 43rd studio What's It Gonna Take?. What's It Gonna Take? is the follow up to Van Morrison's 2021 release - the 28-track double album Latest Record Project, Vol. 1 - and ...

Van Morrison’s legendary ballad continues winning over generations.

It’s led off by the lead single, “Down to Joy”, a sprightly fountainhead of a tune that releases a songbird in the heart. It’s warming and uplifting, it does the kind of things that Van Morrison songs ...

Van Morrison has a new album out, and the initial reaction is pretty bad. And that’s not even including allegations of anti-Semitism made against him over a song called “They Own the Media.” Since the ...

Gloria (w. Them); Here Comes The Night (w. Them); Spanish Rose; Brown Eyed Girl; Astral Weeks; The Way Young Lovers Do; Moondance; Crazy Love; And It Stoned Me; Into The Mystic; Domino; Wild Night; ...

Van Morrison is one of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time, having written such seminal classics as "Brown Eyed Girl," "Moondance," "Caravan," "Into The Mystic," "Gloria," while he was with ...

'Those great Van Morrison vocals that make you forget all the bad things in life' ...

Van Morrison put out an astonishing amount of great material from the late ’60s to mid ’70s, and all of that classic material fueled an equally classic live album, 1973’s It’s Too Late to Stop Now.

For those readers who may think that Van Morrison has no business recording for Blue Note Records, I have just two words... Norah Jones. What’s Wrong with Picture? is Morrison’s debut on the jazz ...