Astral Weeks [Expanded Edition] [Remastered] by Morrison, Van (CD, 2015)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelRhino, Rhi
UPC0081227952310
eBay Product ID (ePID)9046037109

Product Key Features

FormatCD
Release Year2015
GenreRock
ArtistMorrison, Van
Release TitleAstral Weeks [Expanded Edition] [Remastered]

Dimensions

Item Height0.18 in
Item Weight0.13 lb
Item Length5.52 in
Item Width5.10 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1
Number of Tracks12
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
Tracks1.1 Astral Weeks 1.2 Beside You 1.3 Sweet Thing 1.4 Cyprus Avenue 1.5 The Way Young Lovers Do 1.6 Madame George 1.7 Ballerina 1.8 Slim Slow Slider 1.9 Beside You [Take 1] 1.10 Madame George [Take 4] 1.11 Ballerina [Long Version] 1.12 Slim Slow Slider [Long Version]
NotesDigitally remastered and expanded edition. Astral Weeks is generally considered one of the best albums in pop music history. For all that renown, Astral Weeks is anything but an archetypal rock ‘n’ roll album: in fact, it isn't a rock ‘n’ roll album at all. Employing a mixture of folk, blues, jazz, and classical music, Van Morrison spins out a series of extended ruminations on his Belfast upbringing, including the remarkable character "Madame George" and the climactic epiphany experienced on "Cyprus Avenue." Accompanying himself on acoustic guitar, Morrison sings in his elastic, bluesy voice, accompanied by a jazz rhythm section (Jay Berliner, guitar, Richard Davis, bass, Connie Kay, drums), plus reeds (John Payne) and vibes (Warren Smith, Jr.), with a string quartet overdubbed. An emotional outpouring cast in delicate musical structures, Astral Weeks has a unique musical power. Unlike any record before or since, it nevertheless encompasses the passion and tenderness that have always mixed in the best postwar popular music, easily justifying the critics' raves.
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