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VAN MORRISON - LIVE - THE PERFORMANCES



2007-07-27


Simon Gee's WAVELENGTH
1h29m52s

Woburn Live; James Hunter opening

Setlist

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Band

Setlist Remarks

Did Ye Get Healed > Yeh Yeh has now been played 49 times as a medley in this combination of songs since its first appearance on 10SEP1994

Magic Time has now been played 108 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 01APR2005
New to the previous show.

Have I Told You Lately has now been played 535 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 18MAY1989

Bright Side Of The Road has now been played 467 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 15MAY1979
New to the previous show.

Back On Top has now been played 384 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 23FEB1998
New to the previous show.

There Stands The Glass has now been played 87 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 07JUL2000
New to the previous show.

Playhouse has now been played 99 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 11DEC2005
New to the previous show.

Days Like This has now been played 413 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 26MAY1994
New to the previous show.

Baby Please Don't Go has now been played 97 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 01OCT1964
New to the previous show.

Cleaning Windows > Boppin' The Blues > Be Bop A Lula has now been played 12 times as a medley in this combination of songs since its first appearance on 08FEB1992
New to the previous show.

Jackie Wilson Said has now been played 452 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 27APR1972
New to the previous show.

I Can't Stop Loving You has now been played 142 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 21JUN1977
Played at a different position from the previous show.

Stop Drinking has now been played 224 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 01DEC2001
New to the previous show.

Wild Night has now been played 142 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 00MAY1970
New to the previous show.

Moondance has now been played 778 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 08NOV1969
New to the previous show.

Baby What You Want Me To Do has now been played 36 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 18SEP1979
Played for the first time this year.

Don't Start Crying Now > Custard Pie has now been played 28 times as a medley in this combination of songs since its first appearance on 15AUG2003
New to the previous show.

Gloria has now been played 667 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 17APR1964
New to the previous show.

Precious Time has now been played 528 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 16MAR1998
Played at a different position from the previous show.

Brown Eyed Girl has now been played 542 times as a stand-alone song since its first appearance on 28MAR1967
New to the previous show.Overall closing shows 92 times.

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Stuart
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I was going to write a play list...but I just could not waste good concert time writing my thoughts or song list, at the time... I was just enjoying the really most AMAZING best van concert I have had the pleasure of attending....the
voice... WOW!! Seems much more smoother.... a bit like a first taste of Irish Guinness... smooth....dark....rich.. the Band...was incredible... it was a really good polished performance by Van and his band...lots of solos....Van on sax... the show just got better as the sun faded away.....and the stage lights took over... the amazing thing is no horrible unnecessary stewards running up stopping people trying to take a photo....none to be seen and I believe Van
enjoyed the show as well.
The show ended with all the old favourites.....and a heck of a lot of concert goers down the front jumping about...and me !!! Ive never seen this happen before. Van did two encores... could have been three.
Really looking forward to Glastonbury abbey show in two weeks time.
Summing up - MEMORABLE AND GOOD AND BRILLIANT...
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Marc
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I’ve always had an on-again, off-again appreciation of the guy, but it was too good an opportunity to miss. Plus, we escaped rain (luckily, given the current spate of awful weather), and had pretty decent seats.
In my view, Van Morrison has the stage presence and charisma of a turtle, and since I’m a sucker for strong presence, I suppose that was one big strike against him - but hey, he has written some great songs, and wow can he SING. His backup band was fabulous. The highlight for me was in fact not one of his own classics (which were there in ample and satisfying number), but rather his rendition of the Don Gibson-penned’ “I Can’t Stop Loving You” made famous by Ray Charles in 1962. That is one TOUGH number to cover, believe me: I’ve been a Ray Charles fan since before that 1962 hit (!!!) - and I didn’t think anyone could pull it off. But it was very moving, in fact, with a sequence of great surprises: wow, that voice, and then wow, those backing vocalists, and then wow, a wonderful pedal steel guitar solo and then wow, an even more wonderful fiddler… very enjoyable stuff! Plenty of G-L-O-R-I-A and Brown Eyed Girl, etc to get us old fogeys up out of our seats; nice evening!


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