MORRISON, Van - Three Chords & The Truth - Vinyl (2xLP)
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Van MORRISON
Three Chords & The Truth(gatefold 180 gram grey vinyl 2xLP + booklet)
Caroline
Cat: 080166 4. Rel: 28 Oct 19
Rock
Side 1 - Track 1. March Winds In February Side 1 - Track 2. Fame Will Eat The Soul Side 1 - Track 3. Dark Night Of The Soul Side 2 - Track 1. In Search Of Grace Side 2 - Track 2. Nobody In Charge Side 2 - Track 3. You Don’t Understand Side 2 - Track 4. Read Between The Lines Side 3 - Track 1. Does Love Conquer All? Side 3 - Track 2. Early Days Side 3 - Track 3. If We Wait For Mountains Side 3 - Track 4. Up On Broadway Side 4 - Track 1. Three Chords & The Truth Side 4 - Track 2. Bags Under My Eyes Side 4 - Track 3. Days Gone By
The sixth album from Van Morrison, in just four years, (and his forty-first in total) is a tour-de-force in original, unadulterated rhythm & blues. Following on from 2018's immaculate "The Prophet Speaks", Van the Man has returned with fourteen new tracks, gleaming with exceptional contributions from the likes of iconic guitarist Jay Berliner, a written collaboration with renowned lyricist Don Black and even a duet with The Righteous Brothers' Bill Medley on "Fame Will Eat The Soul". The songs exude a confident swagger, with a wiser introspective depth wading just beneath the surface. With phenomenal arrangements, a virtuosic Hammond organ performance weaving throughout, and an equally seasoned but passionate delivery, this is the same Van Morrison, the same staggering quality.
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