Van Morrison – Bristol, England (03/06/92)

Van Morrison
COLSTON HALL
BRISTOL, ENGLAND
6 MARCH 1992

2h 9m

Foreign Window
The Mystery
Tore Down A La Rimbaud
If You Only Knew
Some Peace Of Mind
By His Grace
All Saints Day
Allow Me > Mama Don’t Allow
Moondance
Coney Island [*, DE]
It Fills You Up
Foggy Mountain Top
Sweet Thing >
My Lagan Love >
Star Of The County Down
Northern Muse (Solid Ground) >
o Prima Donna
Youth Of 1,000 Summers
So Quiet In Here >
hatís Where Itís At
A Town Called Paradise
Did Ye Get Healed? >
It’s All In The Game >
ake It Real One More Time
See Me Through >
Soldier Of Fortune
Why Must I Always Explain?
I’m Not Feeling It Anymore
Enlightenment
Whenever God Shines His Light
Cleaning Windows >
Be Bop A Lula
Vanlose Stairway >
Trans-Euro Train

Van Morrison : lead vocals [except *], guitars, alto saxophone, harmonicas
The Van Morrison Band : Dave Early : drums, recitation [DE]; Ronnie Johnson : guitar, MC & MD; Teena Lyle : vibes, congas, recorder, percussion, vocals; John Miller : keyboards; Kate St. John : alto & tenor saxophones, cor anglais, oboe, vocals; Nicky Scott : bass, vocals

Van Morrison-6 March 1992-Colston Hall, Briistol-uncirculated
Received on 2 CDRs from Graf Ritmo who transcribed his complete cassettes.
To hard drive with EAC. Edited for continuous flow in Adobe Audition : edited at beginning and end. Cassette turnovers and subsequent edits audible at 41m, 1h 20m, 1h 53m ñ the break at 41m is the most obvious before Foggy Mountain Top
Normalised and nothing else. Flaced with TLH to level 6

This is the fourth recording to be sent to dime from a series Iíve called The Lost Welsh Masters. Practically every Van show in and around Wales from the 80s onwards was recorded by one diligent taper, Graf Ritmo. Many have never been circulated, and in the case of this show we didnít even know it had taken place. It didnít get listed on NWís website, nor the subsequent Wavelength Master List, nor is it on the vanomatic site. Somehow it slipped through the net in the pre inter-net days. Really glad itís surfaced in such great quality and itís a fine, long show with Van firing on all cyclinders and the band now really settled in.

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