Van Morrison – Hereford, England (12/21/91)

VAN MORRISON
Leisure Centre
Hereford
UK
21 December 1991

Reasonable quality audience recording transfered from cassette tape > CDR > Audio Cleaning Lab, fades, track edit >
TLH Flac 8 16bit. Thanks to the original taper.

CD1
01 I’ve Been Working
02 Ain’t Nothin’ You Can Do
03 Troubadours
04 Moondance
05 Allow Me > Mama Don’t Allow
06 All Saints Day
07 By His Grace
08 Foreign Window
09 Sweet Thing
10 My Lagan Love

CD2
11 Star of the County Down (fades in)
12 Northern Muse (Solid Ground)
13 I Forgot That Love Existed
14 Did You Get Healed
15 It’s All in the Game
16 Ballerina
17 So Quiet in Here
18 That’s Where It’s At
19 Youth of 1000 Summers
20 A Town Called Paradise
21 Ordinary Life
22 Cleaning Windows > Be Bop a Lula
23 Not Feeling It Anymore
24 Enlightenment
25 Whenever God Shines His Light
26 In the Garden

Van Morrison – vocals, guitar, sax
Ronnie Johnson – guitar
Nicky Scott – bass
Teena Lyle – vibes
John Miller – keyboards
Paul Robinson – drums
Kate St John – tenor saxaphone

Thanks to Ivan. Vanomatic.de for band details

4 thoughts on “Van Morrison – Hereford, England (12/21/91)”

  1. Hi Matt

    I have been wondering if there was a recording of this show anywhere! It was the first of many Van concerts I attended over the next few years, but sadly I stopped going after 2009 when UK tickets prices were just too expensive. I seem to remember that a friend of mine was on the sound desk that night, but try as I might, he couldn’t get a soundboard recording for me. But just to have this brings back a good few memories.

    I’m trying to work up some artwork for the show (having found my original ticket!). If you would like a copy when it’s finished, just send me some uploading instructions. And by the way, a HUGE THANK YOU for all that you post and collect together. It must be a labour of love, but it is greatly appreciated

    Regards

    Chris Field

    Sent from Mail for Windows 10

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    1. Oh, that’s awesome. I love it when I post a show that someone attended and has fond memories of. I’d love the art. You can email it to me directly or upload it to any photo sharing site (imgur.com is probably the easiest) then send me the link.

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