Van Morrison

In July 1997, Van Morrison graced the Montreux Jazz Festival stage, a venue known for spotlighting legendary acts, and at this point in his career, he had just released the album 'The Healing Game' the previous year. This record showcased Morrison's deepening exploration of spiritual themes and personal reflection, making it a pivotal part of his discography. Interestingly, during this live performance, he delivers the soulful tracks 'Tupelo Honey' and 'Why Must I Always Explain,' both of which highlight his knack for blending jazz, blues, and folk influences. The Montreux setting offered a special ambiance; fans cherished the intimate yet grand atmosphere of the Auditorium Stravinski. This performance not only captured Morrison's signature voice, rich and textured, but also his enduring relevance in the music scene, continuing to inspire both longtime fans and new listeners alike.

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