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Van Morrison

Van Morrison (b. August 31, 1945) is the stage name of George Ivan Morrison, an Irish Rock 'n' Roller and exponent of the so-called Belfast Blues.

He came initially to prominence as a result of fronting the band he formed, Them[?], with whom he had a number of chart successes. After splitting from the band he then pursued a successful and idiosyncratic solo musical career. Probably his best-known song is "Brown-Eyed Girl."

Albums: (In Chronological Order)

  1. Blowin' Your Mind[?] (1967)
  2. Astral Weeks (1968)
  3. Moondance (1970)
  4. His Band and the Street Choir[?] (1970)
  5. Tupelo Honey[?] (1971)
  6. Saint Dominic's Preview[?] (1972)
  7. Hard Nose the Highway[?] (1973)
  8. It's Too Late to Stop Now[?] (1974)
  9. Veedon Fleece[?] (1974)
  10. A Period of Transition[?] (1977)
  11. Wavelength (1978)
  12. Into the Music[?] (1979)
  13. Common One[?] (1980)
  14. Beautiful Vision[?] (1982)
  15. Inarticulate Speech of the Heart[?] (1983)
  16. A Sense of Wonder[?] (1985)
  17. No Guru, No Method, No Teacher[?] (1986)
  18. Poetic Champions Compose[?] (1987)
  19. Irish Heartbeat[?] (1988)
  20. Avalon Sunset[?] (1989)
  21. Enlightenment[?] (1990)
  22. Hymns to the Silence[?] (1991)
  23. Too Long in Exile[?] (1993)
  24. A Night in San Francisco[?] (1994)
  25. Days Like This[?] (1995)
  26. How Long Has This Been Going On[?] (1996)
  27. Tell Me Something: The Songs of Mose Allison[?] (1996)
  28. The Healing Game[?] (1997)
  29. Back On Top[?] (1999)
  30. The Skiffle Sessions - Live In Belfast 1998[?] (2000; with Lonnie Donegan)
  31. You Win Again[?] (2000)
  32. Down The Road[?] (2002)



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