VAN MORRISON
''BORN TO SING: NO PLAN B''
OCTOBER 2 2012
59:54
1. Open the Door (To Your Heart)/5:19
2. Goin' Down to Monte Carlo/8:12
3. Born to Sing/4:39
4. End of the Rainbow/4:35
5. Close Enough For Jazz/3:45
6. Mystic of the East/4:56
7. Retreat and View/6:50
8. If in Money We Trust/8:02
9. Pagan Heart/7:52
10. Educating Archie/5:41
All Tracks By Morrison
Dave Keary /Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Slide Guitar
Jeff Lardner /Drums, Percussion
Paul Moore /Bass
Paul Moran /Keyboards, Organ (Hammond), Piano, Trumpet
Van Morrison /Vocals, Guitar (Electric), Piano, Producer, Sax (Alto)
Alistair White /Trombone
Chris White /Clarinet, Sax (Tenor)
REVIEW
by Thom Jurek
Born to Sing: No Plan B marks Van Morrison's 35th album and his return to Blue Note Records. Morrison released What's Wrong with This Picture? for Blue Note back in 2003. He re-signed to legendary jazz label in large part because musician and producer Don Was signed on to head it. Featuring ten new songs, Morrison plays guitar, alto saxophone, and occasional keyboards. Employing his trademark Celtic soul, the album also showcases incursions into jazz and blues -- and sometimes all three within the same tune. Morrison recorded the sessions in Belfast, and produced them. He used his road band augmented by guest musicians.
''BORN TO SING: NO PLAN B''
OCTOBER 2 2012
59:54
1. Open the Door (To Your Heart)/5:19
2. Goin' Down to Monte Carlo/8:12
3. Born to Sing/4:39
4. End of the Rainbow/4:35
5. Close Enough For Jazz/3:45
6. Mystic of the East/4:56
7. Retreat and View/6:50
8. If in Money We Trust/8:02
9. Pagan Heart/7:52
10. Educating Archie/5:41
All Tracks By Morrison
Dave Keary /Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Slide Guitar
Jeff Lardner /Drums, Percussion
Paul Moore /Bass
Paul Moran /Keyboards, Organ (Hammond), Piano, Trumpet
Van Morrison /Vocals, Guitar (Electric), Piano, Producer, Sax (Alto)
Alistair White /Trombone
Chris White /Clarinet, Sax (Tenor)
REVIEW
by Thom Jurek
Born to Sing: No Plan B marks Van Morrison's 35th album and his return to Blue Note Records. Morrison released What's Wrong with This Picture? for Blue Note back in 2003. He re-signed to legendary jazz label in large part because musician and producer Don Was signed on to head it. Featuring ten new songs, Morrison plays guitar, alto saxophone, and occasional keyboards. Employing his trademark Celtic soul, the album also showcases incursions into jazz and blues -- and sometimes all three within the same tune. Morrison recorded the sessions in Belfast, and produced them. He used his road band augmented by guest musicians.
4 comments :
Excelente. Grato !!
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