An album of euphony !!!

In 1970 he published Van Morrison's fourth solo album. Moondance, Astral Weeks and Blowin 'Your Mind had already seen the light of the music world and enriched. Then followed "His Band And The Street Choir", which is also one of Van Morrison's classic and an incredible musical dynamism offers. Again, it provides many excellent songs. It is inconceivable, how this man intends to find his ideas and what is a boundless creativity in him. The opener "Domino" this musical journey starts by different musical styles. He uses many elements of jazz, Gospal, blues and rock. On the more peaceful "Crazy Face" is heard a beautiful unglaublch wind passage. "I've Been Working" is another funky pearl. Together with a beautiful background vocals is "Call Me Up In Dreamland" therefore. This song is also one of my favorites of the album. It follows the touching ballad "I'll Be Your Lover, Too". Who does not marvel here with my mouth open and gets to dream with their eyes closed, the music is not to help you. The lively and good humor-making "Blue Money" it goes on then. The master has support for every listener something in his repertoire. "Virgo Clowns" had may well see Asrtral Weeks. Here you can unwind and mentally find on a Caribbean beach. Almost as if the listener is to be calmed with a game clock and a very beautiful choral singing is "Gypsy Queen" also another highlight of the album. With "Sweet Jannie" the master has then to a classic blues to musical consumption. The most beautiful song "Street Choir" ended this exceptional album.
It is hard to imagine that such a beautiful and intense music can be produced today. Only as an exception musicians like Van Morrison is this still able. The proof of this he provided with his 2012 album released album "Born To Sing: No Plan B".
Dear friends of good music, with this album of euphony, you can rinse your ears from the entire Weichspülmusik from popular radio stations. So an album is totally undervalued with the awarded of my five stars.