Van Morrison – In All Your Revelation

Van Morrison
In All Your Revelation
(bootleg CD)
Belfast and Dublin
February, ?? 1979

No label. No product number

Moondance (3:58)
Checking It Out (4:11)
Moonshine Whisky (6:09)
Tupelo Honey (6:09)
Wavelength (6:17)
St. Dominic’s Preview (6:47)
Don’t Look Back (4:26)
I’ve Been Working (5:32)
Gloria (3:40)
Cyprus Avenue (9:37)
Total time: (55:46)

Recorded live in Dublin / Belfast February 1979

Review from Brian Heffler:
Back cover In my opinion, this is one of the best sounding 70’s CD Boots I have ever heard. Moreover, the B&W Photo graphics on the covers are excellent.

Notes from Art Siegel:
This boot seems to be straight from the [out of print] Van Morrison In Ireland commercial video.

19 thoughts on “Van Morrison – In All Your Revelation

  1. If this really is Belfast in 1979, then according to setlist.com it is either from February 20 or 21

    02/20/79 (Tue) Whitla Hall – Belfast, Northern Ireland
    No setlist available. Please send this setlist to Jeff

    Comment: partially booted as In All Your Revelation and Live in Ireland

    Lineup: John Altham – saxophones
    Herbie Armstrong – guitar
    Peter Bardens – keyboards
    Mickey Feat – bass
    Pat Kyle – saxophones
    Toni Marcus – violin & vocals
    Bobby Tench – guitar
    Peter Van Hooke – drums
    Katie Kissoon – backing vocals
    Anna Peacock – backing vocals

    02/21/79 (Wed) Whitla Hall – Belfast, Northern Ireland
    No setlist available. Please send this setlist to Jeff

    Comment: no known tape in circulation

    Lineup: John Altham – saxophones
    Herbie Armstrong – guitar
    Peter Bardens – keyboards
    Mickey Feat – bass
    Pat Kyle – saxophones
    Toni Marcus – violin & vocals
    Bobby Tench – guitar
    Peter Van Hooke – drums
    Katie Kissoon – backing vocals
    Anna Peacock – backing vocals

    Source: WL

  2. This is a audio rip from the official live video. I think it’s a mix from two shows : Whitla Hall, Belfast; February 20, 1979, and
    National Stadium, Dublin, Eire; February 22, 1979.

    It’s short but some great version of Gloria, Cypress Avenue, Saint Dominic’s Preview.

    One of my favorites to listen to.

  3. I’ve tried to download this one a few times, to compare it to the version I have, it downloads with about 103MB but when I unzip, it shows as empty. anyone else have this issue?

  4. Really looking forward to this one Mat – possibly my favorite live year of Van shows ever, along with ’78. Thanks!

  5. Wow, that worked like a charm, Dan!

    Mat, this is an incredible Van boot – would you happen to also have it in FLAC that you could post please? Thanks as always!

  6. Many apologies to everyone who had to upload 7-zip to get it working. Thanks to Dan for finding the solution. I’ll try to remember not to allow question marks in my file names.

  7. Great post!

    Another example of why Midnight Cafe is one of the best music blogs that survives on the net.

    Thanks to Mat B and a blessing to his family

    AZ Jones

  8. Hello Bruce,

    I really want this boot. But the ZIP doesn’t work correct. There are diagnostic messages for every file: the filename is incorrect. Can toy fix it?

    Thanks a lot!

  9. Comments from a deleted repost:

    McGanahan says:
    October 17, 2018 at 1:44 am Edit

    Identical track listing (though variation on track lengths) to the 1 Feb 79 Belfast concert available on Wolfgang’s
    Reply
    Grant says:
    October 17, 2018 at 3:40 am Edit

    Can’t wait to hear this one!
    Reply
    DylanDave says:
    October 17, 2018 at 3:01 pm Edit

    Looks like the vid s-track to me. Have to see how it compares to my own amateur audio transfer, or the others i’ve heard over the years. Essential stuff in both vid and audio, really should watch it again and mark the sources for each track. The two gigs are clearly identifiiable on the film but there is nothing to identify each venue from memory. Someone who remembers the venues, seating etc prob could. I guess you could then compare them to the wolfgang’s post if it is truly belfast. Trouble is I think the wolfgangs from mem is just another version of this. Track timings will in any case vary. VHS recorders run at different speeds and also people release pause at different point etc. To my knowledge these tracks (or vids) have never been formally or officially digitized.

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