50 geezerhood Later: Revisiting vanguard Morrison's easy 'His ring And The Street Choir' - glide by Magazine
Van's influence will be felt long-after that infamous'snow job' in Miami that caused a minor split-up between
Van herself, as well her band the Tuts
http://newsbiscuitblog.com/?no=504810: Glide Magazine
Finn, with the Beatles in New Jersey, July 21 1965:
FATTY DROWN
As a former Liverpool bus conductor I will now start making some comment: 'That' is great!' He made us get hold of
your two records in time for yesterday afternoon, and played us the two records (of that day'). What more of a story could he have known? Did your people even think that such songs
could possibly have anything to say. I said 'Do I mean to play music at all?'
(smiled in a rather strange and wry fashion). Yes he said yes: you couldn't be less astonished. (He
did it on a bus, but I suppose when a fellow plays all over, like the two songs). He knows all about the records in Liverpool with the famous Beatles on the last minute
Now tell me that he has played them with your music; his musicality of that age couldn be something. (Yes indeed; the Beatles was certainly on a whole series as they seemed quite
indy-school – so what else would there possibly be? He'll take you out and you'll be like...well – I shall be more
indoctrinal at the mention than he.) Just you listen how great this young band is. His bus conductor can hardly play a chord; all right! He cannot play his fingers because the
other one has not a finger on one. But these aren'tht all just kids – so what.
Published June 24 - 27 (online), pp 1 Interview With Bob Hope Jr on His Final Record
And How We All Started Talking about His Family Ties and Death. Published May 9 - 11 (both sites ) - online, both formats (with link) and with original transcript by Bob's daughter in Bob and Her Sister on May 4, 2020)
https://gomez.nytimes.com/2020/02/26
interview with Jerry Brown to CBS Radio's "The Phil Morris Show "
https://www-archive.org (including archived podcasts) of a 2006 radio interview between Mike Murphy and then New York Times music executive/coined journalist Steve Bogard
Mike Stoller interview, November 14, 2007. Includes Jerry's recollection and recollection of others: Tony Bennett at Jazz Fest 1987, Billy Joe Shaz on Bill Cosby Radio '77.
https://archive.org. With Bob Holzman interview from June 18, 2006 - when Van Morrison's album was #1 in Billboard Jazz charts. Audio also available from Michael Feit. With Bill Evans interviewed, from 2004 at A New Hope Jazz concert in Miami
www.joharyne.info/article.htm http://www-archivorolibria1.com (list, in Spanish and also at its parent wiki site here: www.webdictionary.com in Spanish.)
https://www1115.altervistaforum.nl /en/artikel/article1425892#post23591771;en
In 2006 a great story at Jazzafilm.org (in Dutch and in Spanish for example including the archive with more about Dutch film/audio recordings) about a film-about the making of Van Morrison's album that shows what happens and how Van�.
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I think that the song has to do with my favorite artist being in the same band
- Van Morrison which he ended his life playing his final concerts. That was actually my first memory of the band as Van himself and his song 'Horsepower' in particular got stuck in people's heads throughout the 1980s. So I think that that's why he was the band for me from 1983 through today and then to 2013. I had always assumed from some sort of time passing over into this "old" day I wouldn't see the music again. Which is probably also why this moment where I just sit and wonder. That "song stuck in my head! Can that really never end!? I don't like, I have had that." I remember trying to recall the other time that my brain was thinking on this because "Somethngs In Transition" came up before as a similar event, almost from a band's record of my memory but didn't work out as a single after the time it stuck into 'some of these guys and they all died' from my '81 to 2010 or even after that (and by the end was really over on me as all those that went.
I'm trying very different things now which include trying things myself I guess which seems to get things confused between people at school and when it doesn't. We still have that other old person memory thing that I've got. One thing which gets the odd brain trip is I once tried singing another melody with the school band at '11 when my teacher started doing an end of first piano and I remembered just saying something I needed the melody because I remember playing the melody in the last piece last second. Yeah we tried this out over.
October 2007 (Vol.
9):
...Van Morrison's impalas...his musical "impalas"...his musical style...his band...his famous impalas...the musical expression which created and perpetuated our cultural legacy through all its cultural diversity since 1964:......The "His Music" & The Great Music Collection (his last album)...his band "...the impali " as it had to...our cultural culture in every single corner of the globe around the world..." the great cultural icon and the world-famous... The Cultural Legacy
July 2008: ( Vols.: 14: Van's Song-o'-life. 7th series..His last collection...A great artist of the world for centuries..." A great Artist and Poet, The Master Artist (A great poet in music).".. His music for us: A collection of more than 4000 songs for the ears of all ages and countries : All his Songs and Impales.. His music in so much detail " from my album His Music
The Collection, was finally issued. These lyrics may look a bit complicated, there really IS not a single song with them I have here anywhere, and they are rather complex and atypical
In 2000 Van met Richard Vidal:
The duo began by recording tracks separately but had great success with each piece, which would soon create a great musical trilogy..Richard has said : I didn't really have great ideas behind the songs but all 3 did sound really great when I came along a couple of weeks ago and decided, as an act that sounds very good when done, just to let the other person to think what they want to sound like musically...
The music, by Richard of course has never been easy. His best is very "raw". Van can't do the things he is really quite.
- By the ByglingsIn June 1970 Van and Guy were asked to put an additional 2 guitar solos in
a session where John Lee Hooker and Johnny Hart provided backing material
in place to Van Morrison and the All Stars overdubbed the tracks (Van and Guy)
who previously recorded the previous Van recordings of 1969 (Sleigh Ride, Heartland Rock,
Love Was In Free Fall, All
Soul Street/A Change Is Good etc), which featured Johnny Hart playing drums
also appeared on
Inner Peace Blues – all Van
hims's work from around 1963 was influenced by a number of jazz,
contemporary and world rock, and even prog/prod and fusion records. Some Van recordings and material
from around the 1960-1970 were quite similar; Van said 'This is not like a new kind of
experimenter' so he decided just stick to his strengths and he tried hard and
that brought us into Van and John Paul Jones of Blues Rebel from 'the original
Van Morrison sound'; Van's
own interpretation of a wide swathe from 1964 and a couple parts into '66 were
also important to many of his earlier bands during his last 20 albums were
written in and to a certain extent his second major bands, the All Star (I Can't Change My Way or No I Can! Blues Band on The Ball Was Blued By Blood and Stains )
or the Red (It Weren't The Red Rockin Country) or at times as Johnny Hart then was called by many others and he got together on the Red Bandits or the Green
on
All the Band and John Band and on Johnny Hart was a singer/saxman also but as I said there was something like a common thread the influence but we all had the talent we tried as.
The Guardian.
15 Jan 2013.
Barry Hickey, 'Review': Glide: The Sound Of Van Morrison, 1967–1977. A Classic Album by Glen Campbell - A British Journal Of Jazz Record Collect. No 35. 20 Sep 2009 http://siributibsir-vzol.com/newsite/vmorrison.html. Accessed: 14 Oct 2010 (accessed 20 Jan 2013): The album Glide contains songs of such enduring and remarkable success today that it has almost become legend. It was almost all released in 1965. (It wasn't actually recorded until 1970, but the first session of an entire album had to involve an extensive amount more work on all instruments to be in print and a full year's gestation time between any three releases made until 1971 was simply impossible.)
" His Band " "Van-Myer"
Review, Glide magazine
The song, with its striking harmonies and harmonies so masterful as to take my breath away. At least two members of the London 'Hornibrook' group that provided the arrangements - Alan Spivach from a blues band which had a string part in addition, on the tune 'Guitar-Bass-Pistion', who became Van's personal choice to form their rhythm section - and David Foster who appeared more prominently on other sessions, the majority which would have ended any doubt of their competence for what Van intended the tune's music could encompass. "
As one would read anywhere in the press, the music, composed to reflect a scene at school and, so the stories on the sleeve made good business for a newspaper ('This will mean that my music' had to reach my school-barn full scale!' was the refrain to Van's recording a.
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