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In 1968, Van Morrison was 22 years old and one album down, a Northern Irishman in New York, with a fledgling career built on garage rock, TB Sheets and Brown Eyed Girls. Morrison himself described Astral Weeks as an opera of sorts, a story with definite characters, a song-cycle of "poetry and mythical musings channelled from my imagination". And so we find memories of viaducts and slipstreams, ferry boats and cadillacs and cherry wine, mingling with talk of Huddie Ledbetter and little red shoes.

astral weeks 2. beside you 3. sweet thing 4. cyprus avenue 5. the way young lovers do 6. madame george 7. ballerina 8. slim slow slider ASTRAL WEEKS. by Van Morrison -. from 'Astral Weeks' (1967) . CAPO 2nd FRET. Tabbed by Joel from cLuMsY, Bristol, England, 2004 (clumsybandail.

Astral Weeks is generally considered one of the best albums in pop music history, but for all that renown, it is anything but an archetypal rock & roll album

Astral Weeks" is the title song and opening track on the 1968 album Astral Weeks by Northern Irish singer-songwriter Van Morrison. On the first recording session for the album on September 25, 1968, this song was the last of four recorded for that date. John Payne, the flautist who had been working with Morrison, said it was the first time he had ever heard it, and that although the song may sound rehearsed it was actually captured from the only take.

Listen free to Van Morrison – Astral Weeks (Astral Weeks, Beside You and more). Original Release Date: November 1968 Van Morrison - rhythm guitar, keyboard, saxophone, vocal; Jay Berliner - guitar; Barry Kornfeld - guitar on "The Way Young Lovers Do"; Richard Davis - bass; Connie Kay - drums; John Payne - flute, soprano saxophone; Warren Smith, Jr. - percussion, vibraphone; Producer: Lewis Merenstein Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last. - percussion, vibraphone; Producer: Lewis Merenstein.

Astral Weeks (Live At The Hollywood Bowl). Van Morrison - Astral Weeks (Live At The Hollywood Bowl) (2009). Songs in album Van Morrison - Astral Weeks (Live At The Hollywood Bowl) (2009). 1. Astral Weeks, I Believe I've Transcended. 09:56 320 Кб/с 153. 2.

The song Astral Weeks opens the album with the lines. If I ventured in the slipstream, between the viaducts of your dream/ Where immobile steel rims crack, and the ditch in the back roads stop". Which, according to Erik Hage shows Morrison had once and for all pulled neck and neck with Dylan as a lyricist. Morrison described it a. ne of those songs where you can see the light at the end of the tunne. don’t think I can elaborate on it any more than that. Astral Weeks" Track Info. Written By Van Morrison. Release Date November 29, 1968. Astral Weeks Van Morrison