Avalon Sunset (Remastered) Van Morrison

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Album Veröffentlichung:
1989

HRA-Veröffentlichung:
26.02.2020

Label: Legacy Recordings

Genre: Folk

Subgenre: Folk Rock

Interpret: Van Morrison

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  • 1 Whenever God Shines His Light 04:53
  • 2 Contacting My Angel 04:59
  • 3 I'd Love to Write Another Song 02:55
  • 4 Have I Told You Lately 04:18
  • 5 Coney Island 02:03
  • 6 I'm Tired Joey Boy 02:31
  • 7 When Will I Ever Learn to Live In God 05:39
  • 8 Orangefield 03:52
  • 9 Daring Night 06:14
  • 10 These Are the Days 05:10
  • 11 Whenever God Shines His Light (alternative take) 03:51
  • 12 When the Saints Go Marching In 06:01
  • Total Runtime 52:26

Info zu Avalon Sunset (Remastered)

Avalon Sunset is the nineteenth studio album by Northern Irish singer-songwriter Van Morrison.

The album opens with "Whenever God Shines His Light", issued as a successful single that charted at No. 20 in the UK and was a duet with Cliff Richard. The album contains the religious ballad "Have I Told You Lately", which became a hit single for Morrison, reaching #12 on the Adult Contemporary Charts and was a bigger hit for Rod Stewart in 1993. This song was included on Morrison's 2007 album, Van Morrison at the Movies – Soundtrack Hits.[citation needed] Brian Hinton compares the idyllic female in "Orangefield" to Beatrice in the Divine Comedy.

Phil Keaggy covered "When Will I Ever Learn to Live in God" on his 1993 album Crimson and Blue.

On Avalon Sunset, Rob Sheffield wrote, Morrison sang about God and love in a scat-influenced style, set against a musical backdrop of mellow folk rock. According to Donald Clarke, the album combined "religiosity and Celtic feeling, a sort of superior New Age music".

Van Morrison, vocal, guitar, producer
Alan Barnes, baritone saxophone
Neil Drinkwater, accordion, piano, synthesizer
Dave Early, drums, percussion
Georgie Fame, Hammond organ
Cliff Hardie, trombone
Carol Kenyon, backing vocals
Katie Kissoon, backing vocals
Henry Lowther, trumpet
Arty McGlynn, guitar
Steve Pearce, bass
Clive Culbertson, bass
Roy Jones, drums, percussion
Cliff Richard, vocal on "Whenever God Shines His Light"
Stan Sulzmann, alto saxophone
Gavyn Wright, string section leader

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