Into The Music

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Filename K:\Lossless Temp\Van Morrison\Van Morrison - Veedon Fleece - 1974 (1997 Polydor, 537 456-2)\Van Morrison - Veedon Fleece.wav Dutchcharts.nl – Van Morrison – Into the Music" (in Dutch). Hung Medien. Retrieved 5 November 2023. After the release of Into the Music and before his next release Common One in 1980, Morrison appeared at the Montreux Jazz Festival with a fleshed-out band. He performed two of the songs from the album, "Troubadours" and "Angeliou". These two songs featured Morrison interacting with the brass section, composed of Pee Wee Ellis and Mark Isham. Erik Hage describes this musical relationship between Morrison and the two brass musicians as "simply stunning". [21] Morrison's 2006-released DVD, Live at Montreux 1980/1974, contained these performances of the two songs. a b Marsh, Dave (1983). "Van Morrison". In Marsh, Dave; Swenson, John (eds.). The Rolling Stone Record Guide (2nded.). Random House. p. 345-46. ISBN 0394721071.

Filename L:\Audio\SWF\CD\Van Morrison\2007. Van Morrison - Still On Top. The Greatest Hits (2007 Exile Productions Ltd., B0010070-02, USA)\Van Morrison - Still On Top. The Greatest Hits.wavFilename L:\Lossless Temp\Van Morrison\1968. Van Morrison - Astral Weeks (1990 Warner Bros, 7599-27176-2, Germany)\Van Morrison - Astral Weeks.wav If you were happy in high school, maybe hope was your first date for the dance. And if you’re Van Morrison, she must be a brown-eyed girl. Name of Angeliou, according to Into the Music, another wonderful record from Van the Man. Marsh, Dave (1989). "The 1001 Greatest Singles". control.lth.se. Archived from the original on 4 February 2002 . Retrieved 12 August 2008. Heylin, Clinton (2003). Can You Feel the Silence? Van Morrison: A New Biography, Chicago Review Press, ISBN 1-55652-542-7 Morrison wrote most of the songs while he was staying with Herbie Armstrong in the Cotswold village of Epwell, England, and the sense of place is reflected in the spirit of the music. During this time, he would often walk through the fields with his guitar composing the future album's songs. [3]

Besides, he’s up to something a little different and more ambitious here than a tent meeting. He’s trying to close the big circle, as the other songs on the first side suggest and as side two makes plain. “Stepping Out Queen” introduces a womanly spirit who’ll appear throughout Into the Music in various guises as muse, helpmate, liberator. As Angeliou. In “Stepping Out Queen,” she’s someone who’s shared separately some of Morrison’s dark nights: “Well you go through the drama/And you work in the dharma/Then you stand up and wipe your mirror clean.” In “You Make Me Feel So Free,” which closes out side one, she’s direct inspiration, mistress and muse — and the occasion for a funny, rueful confidence: “I heard them say that you can have your cake and eat it/But all I wanted was one free lunch.” Filename K:\Lossless Temp\Van Morrison\Van Morrison - Avalon Sunset - 1989 (2008 Exile Productions LTD, 5305449)\Van Morrison - Avalon Sunset.wavThe 29 January 2008 reissued and remastered version of Into the Music contains alternative takes of "Steppin' Out Queen" and "Troubadours". Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992 (illustrateded.). St Ives, N.S.W.: Australian Chart Book. p.208. ISBN 0-646-11917-6. Filename K:\Lossless Temp\Van Morrison\Van Morrison - What's Wrong With This Picture - 2003 (2003 Blue Note Records, 7243 5 93651 2 1)\Van Morrison - What's Wrong With This Picture.wav Hope’s what they send you for a speedy recovery. Or it’s what incumbent presidents warm up like leftovers just before election year. High and plural, it’s what parents forever hold for children, and what’s forever being confounded, disappointed or dashed. Low and singular, it’s the guy next to Crosby in all those Road pictures.

Filename K:\Lossless Temp\Van Morrison\Van Morrison - Inarticulate Speech Of The Heart - 1983 (2008 Exile Productions LTD, 5308759)\Van Morrison - Inarticulate Speech of the Heart (remastered 2008).wav Filename K:\Lossless Temp\Van Morrison\Van Morrison - Moondance - 1970 (1990 Warner Bros. 7599-27326-2)\Van Morrison - Moondance.wav Filename K:\Lossless Temp\Van Morrison\Van Morrison - A Period Of Transition - 1977 (1997 Polydor, 53 7457-2)\Van Morrison - A Period Of Transition.wav Christgau, Robert (1980). "Pazz & Jop 1979: Dean's List". The Village Voice . Retrieved 26 May 2016.During the recording of the album, one of the musicians, trumpet player Mark Isham, referred Morrison to Pee Wee Ellis who lived nearby. Morrison brought him in to do the horn charts for "Troubadours", but Ellis remained and worked on the entire album. The band also included Toni Marcus on strings, Robin Williamson on penny whistle, and Ry Cooder playing slide guitar on "Full Force Gale". [2] Music and lyrics [ edit ] Filename K:\Lossless Temp\Van Morrison\Van Morrison - Days Like This - 1995 (1995 Exile Productions LTD, 527 307-2)\Van Morrison - Days Like This.wav