Blowin' Your Mind! - Van Morrison

The Healing Game - Van Morrison

MAIN VOCALS: Van Morrison HARMONICA: Van Morrison ACOUSTIC GUITAR: Van Morrison DOBRO: Peter O Hanlon UILLEAN PIPES & WHISTLE: Paddy Maloney BACKING VOCALS: Brian Kennedy, Katy Kissoon, Georgie Fame, Pee Wee Ellis, Leo Green, Matt Holland ELECTRIC GUITAR: Ronnie Johnson DOUBLE BASS: Alec Dankworth ELECTRIC BASS: Nicky Scott PERCUSSION: Ralph Salmins, Geoff Dunn DRUMS: Geoff Dunn FLUGELHORN: Haji Akbar PIANO: Robin Aspland, Phil Coulter TRUMPET: Matt Holland TENOR SAX: Leo Green BARITONE & SOPRANO SAX: Pee Wee Ellis HAMMOND ORGAN: Georgie Fame HORNS: Arranged by Pee Wee Ellis, Leo Green, Matt Holland ALL SONGS WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY VAN MORRISON ...

Inarticulate Speech Of The Heart - Van Morrison

guitar DAVY SPILLANE: Aeolian pipes, low flute BACKING VOCALS: Pee Wee Ellis, Bianca Thorton, Pauline Lazano, Annie Stocking, Stephanie Douglass, Mihr Un Nisa Douglass ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Van Morrison s Inarticulate speech Of The Heart album was released in 1983 right in the middle of his spiritual period, and reached no.14 in the UK album charts in March of that year. As far as I am aware, no promotional single was released from the album, and it s my opinion that firstly it didn t need promoting, and secondly, the material on the album isn t what I d consider appropriate to be pulled apart in that way. It s a piece of work that I ...

Live At The Grand Opera House Belfast - Van Morrison

DAVID HAYES: Bass PETER VAN HOOLE: Drums TOM DONLINGER: Drums CHRIS MICHIE: Guitar KATIE KISSOON, BIANCA THORNTON & CAROL KENYON: Backing vocals ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Van Morrison s album "Live At The Grand Opera House Belfast" is a selection of highlights taken from two separate concerts he and his band gave at The Grand Opera House in Belfast on 11th and 12th March 1983. The album was put together and released in 1984, and in 1985 it only reached no.44 in the UK charts - which surprises me enormously, as I feel this is one of Van s best works. I d have thought the die-hard Van fans dashed out in their droves to buy this ...