Van Morrison

In the vibrant setting of Clyde Auditorium on April 3, 1999, Van Morrison delivered a gripping live performance that encapsulates his rich musical journey. Leading up to this concert, he released the album 'Back on Top' just a year earlier in 1999—an album that marked a notable resurgence in his creativity and commercial appeal, blending elements of rock and soul. Interestingly, this particular live recording captures Morrison at a time when he was embracing a more introspective and personal musical style, with tracks like 'Rough God Goes Riding' showcasing his poetic vulnerability. Fans were treated to a well-rounded setlist, featuring classics such as 'Moondance' and 'Tupelo Honey,' reflecting his knack for timeless storytelling. It’s fascinating how, after nearly four decades in the music business, Morrison continued to evolve, cementing his status as one of the greats in the industry.

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