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 Live At The Grand Opera House Belfast - Van Morrison
 Live At The Grand Opera House Belfast - Van Morrison ... Tracklisting1 Into The Mystic 2 Inarticulate Speech Of The Heart 3 Dweller On The Threshold 4 It's All In The Game 5 You Know What They're Writing About 6 She Gives Me Religion 7 Haunts Of Ancient Peace 8 Full Force Gale 9 Beautiful Vision 10 Vanlose Stairway 11 Rave On John Donne 12 Rave On John Donne (2) 13 Northern Muse 14 Cleaning Windows Newest Review: ... strongly backed by brass, then moves right back into "It's All In The Game", winding down to a final note where the ... more ... track is closed by a twiddle on electric piano. The audience seems to like it!
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4) SHE GIVES ME RELIGION
This song is opened with gentle drumming backed by organ, then Van's voice joins in with this rather soulful song, full of images of the wonders of nature and weather, comparing it to a perfect relationship with "she" who gives him "religion". I love the expression "she gives me religion" as I think it's a great way of describing an inspirational relationship. Van's ...more |
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Live at the Grand Opera House Belfast
Release Date: 1989 - 08 - 01, Audio CD, Mercury Last Update 22.12.2009 05:45
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Live At The Grand Opera House Belfast - Van Morrison: Belfast boy pays a visit home... (3198 words)
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VAN MORRISON: Vocals, piano, guitar, sax PEE WEE ELLIS: Sax, flute, backing vocals MARK ISHAM: Synthesizer, trumpet JOHN ALLAIR: Organ, piano 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, ... Read the complete review
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