Van Morrison – Reykjavik, Iceland (10/02/04)

Van Morrison
REYKJAVIK ICELAND JAZZ FESTIVAL 2004
LAUGARDALSHOLL
REYKJAVIK, ICELAND,
2 OCTOBER 2004

1h 33m

Taped by MFN
Transfer by OTT

DigitalAud>TCD D10>Creative SB>Soundforge>CD Wav editor>Flac 1.7.1>Torrent>easytree.org (mastered direct from dat, no DAE)

Good Morning Blues
All Work And No Play
Fire In The Belly
Raincheck
Talk Is Cheap
Philosophers Stone >Oh, Didnít He Ramble?
Choppiní Wood
Fame
Early In The Morning
Whininí Boy Moan

Have I Told You Lately
In The Afternoon > Ancient Highway
Days Like This
Thatís Life
Jackie Wilson Said
Stop Drinking
itís All In The Game > You Know What Theyíre Writing About > I Promise > Make It Real One More Time
And The Healing Has Begun > Backstreet
Gloria

The Van Morrison Band : Richard Dunn, Ned Edwards, Matt Holland, Bobby Irwin, Nicky Scott, Martin Winning. Guest : Bobby Ruggiero (percussion)

In contrast with some recent shows an inspired and driven Van puts a lot of effort into this show. This show has 5 ‘A list’ songs, some workshop and a few other songs that you probably never tire of hearing.

Unfortuantely the rumours of Van performing with a 14 piece big band did not materialise. I guess someone in the PR dept. must have thought he was still touring with the Celtic soul orchestra (I wish!!!)

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4 thoughts on “Van Morrison – Reykjavik, Iceland (10/02/04)”

  1. The new decor kinda hit me, like walking into an intervention. But I got here from a link on a laptop I haven’t used in month, so that works. Congratulations on your new digs and thanks for not just folding and going away, this site has become a touchstone and a place to broaden musical horizons, (even when I don’t want to have them broadened).

    Thanks.

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    1. Thanks. I’ve long since realized I’m terrible at design. This is especially true since I’m fairly color blind I never really loved the old site look, but these new colors are really weird to me. And I still don’t have all that I want on the sidebar.

      Baby steps.

      But the music is still good.

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