In 1970, Van Morrison released a song that would eventually become one of the most recognizable recordings of his career. "Moondance" wasn't initially released as a major hit single, but it gradually ...
Acclaimed session musician Gary Mallaber recalled how Van Morrison’s trust in his musicians helped make his breakthrough 1970 album Moondance such a success. The LP helped cement Morrison’s reputation ...
Clear your calendars, because Warner Brothers is hoping you've got a few marvelous nights to spare for a massively expanded version of Van Morrison's 'Moondance.' Originally released in 1970, the ...
As the old adage goes, it’s always darkest before the dawn, and Van Morrison found himself in a particularly shadowy hour after the unsteady release of his 1968 album, Astral Weeks. While critics didn ...
Van Morrison has been extensively covered, but he also handed a few legends, such as Tom Jones, some of his songs before he ...
The beloved deep cut was never released as a single, yet it has become one of classic rock radio’' most enduring favorites.
LOS ANGELES, CA – In the fall of 1969, Van Morrison entered the studio to record MOONDANCE, the album that would soon become his commercial breakthrough and one of the most beloved recordings of all ...
Its unclear how many infants were conceived to the music of Van Morrison’s singular smash album Moondance over the course of its 43 years in record stores as its soundtrack. Or first kisses kissed. Or ...
Van Morrison‘s brilliant 1970 LP Moondance has been expanded to include a bevy of rarities, including alternate versions of songs from the album and outtakes from the original sessions that offer a ...
2013 has been a good year to revisit the classics: From John Fogerty’s Wrote A Song For Everyone and Steve Earle’s The Warner Bro. Years to Bob Dylan’s AmericanramA tour and Paul McCartney’s ...
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