Van Morrison
Loreley, Germany
Loreley Festival
9th July 1999
Baby Please Don’t Go It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue (3:56)
T.B. Sheets (5:21)
Moondance (6:54)
Back On Top (4:18)
Philosopher’s Stone (8:40)
Centrepiece (6:14)
In The Afternoon (10:33)
Mule Skinner Blues (5:07)
Precious Time (4:10)
Just Like A Woman (5:57)
Satisfied (4:34)
When The Leaves Are Falling Down (5:59)
The Healing Game (7:28)
Help Me (12:06)
Total time: (36:04)
Bonus on some sources:
The Schooner
An Irish TV production broadcast in February 1983 of which Van provided the score.
Bonus:
The musical parts from the film “The Schooner” are rare material. It’s the soundtrack for an Irish TV production broadcast in February 1983. With Van playing guitar, piano, and saxophone, as well as singing, it’s a beautiful, evocative score of the Irish coast.
Musicians:
Van Morrison: vocals, harmonica, guitar, alto saxophone
Johnny Scott: guitar, backing vocal
Ralph Salmins: drums
Matt Holland: trumpet, flugelhorn
Richie Buckley: tenor, bass, soprano saxophone, flute
Geraint Watkins: Hammond organ
Alec Dankworth: double bass
Robin Aspland: piano
Fred Wesley: trombone
Candy Dulfer: alto sax
Great show. This is the only live SB version of TB Sheets that I know of.
Most cool. Thanx loads………..
I echo Bruce’s comments, GREAT show. The quality is very good, and Van seems to really be on it.
Comments from a deleted respost:
Mauro says:
March 11, 2019 at 11:27 am
Thanks Mat.
newelectricmuse says:
August 16, 2016 at 11:04 pm
Thank you for this one – Van fans might be interested in the 11 minutes of bonus tracks here. From the notes:
“The musical parts from the film “The Schooner” are rare material. It’s the soundtrack for an Irish TV production broadcast in February 1983. With Van playing guitar, piano, and saxophone, as well as singing, it’s a beautiful, evocative score of the Irish coast. A new transfer of the whole soundtrack recently surfaced. The musical parts were linked together and remastered , you’ll find them here as bonus tracks”.
Reply
Mat Brewster says:
August 17, 2016 at 8:00 pm
Thank for the info.
MKV is a type of video file.
Yeah, yeah, it’s clear, I was referring to which of the files is in MKV format.