VAN MORRISON His Band And The Street Choir LP WB 1970 UK 2nd press+green+foc
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VAN MORRISON

with  JACK SCHRORER, JOHN PLATANIA, DAHAUD ELIAS SHAAR JOHN KLINGBERG, KEITH JOHNSON, ALAN HAND, MARTHA VELEZ, etc.
Equal parts blue-eyed soul shouter and wild-eyed poet-sorcerer,  Van Morrison is among popular music's true innovators, a restless seeker  whose incantatory vocals and alchemical fusion of R&B, jazz, blues, and Celtic folk  produced perhaps the most spiritually transcendent body of work in the rock & roll canon
"HIS BAND AND THE STREET CHOIR" Produced by Van Morrison for Inherit Prods
1970     LP     WARNER BROS. RECORDS      K 46066  STEREO
MADE IN ENGLAND    SECOND PRESSING 1) First Pressing on green label and catalogue WS 1884 2) Second Pressing (THIS ONE) on green label & catalogue WS 1884 on cover  but stickered on rear "K 46066". Cat# K 46066 appears on labels and stamped run-out groove matrix.
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LABEL:  WARNER BROS -  GREEN LABEL - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: (spine & front) WS 1884    (rear): (printed) WS 1884  (sticker) K 46066
Catalog on labels: K 46066  (K 46066-A / K 46066-B)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): K 46066 A1  WS 1884A-3 ?T Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): K 46066 B1  WS 1884B2-? H STEREO
On labels: ? 1971  (on both labels at 3 o'clock) STEREO -All selections written by Van Morrison- Produced by Van Morrison for Inherit Prods. A Division of Schwaid-Merenstein Personal Management Inc. A Warner Bros. Inc. U.S.A. Recording
rim text reads "All Rights.......Prohibited"      
Right Society / Publishing: Warner Bros. Music Ltd.
On Inside Sleeve: Notes by Janet Planet Produced by Van Morrison Album Design: Janet Absolutely Instrumental: Bob Cato
On Back Sleeve: All compositions by Van Morrison Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. Patents pending Warner Bros. Records Ltd.
tracklisting Side A: DOMINO - CRAZY FACE - GIVE ME A KISS I'VE BEEN WORKING - CALL ME UP IN DREAMLAND - I'LL BE YOUR LOVER, TOO Side B: BLUE MONEY - VIRGO CLOWNS - SWEET JANNIE GYPSY QUEEN - IF I EVER NEEDED SOMEONE - STREET CHOIR    grading RECORD VG+ but (please, read above description) SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)
 Morrison and a sextet -- including three players from the Moondance sessions -- hit the studio  and delivered His Band & the Street Choir in time for that year's holiday season. Morrison responded  to the pressure by relaxing into it. The feel here is loose, often celebratory. He digs deep into his  long-held fascination with the New Orleans R&B tradition for inspiration. "Domino" is his highest charting single.  The funky guitar lick, left-hand piano rumbling, driving, Memphis-style horns, and pumping bassline  kick things off in grand party style. The ballad "Crazy Face," written in 1968, melds acoustic guitar,  mandolin, and piano. Morrison's brittle, bluesy saxophone line and a grooving B-3 tip the  balance toward R&B. "Give Me a Kiss" has a great Zigaboo Modeliste feel in the horn charts;  Fats Domino gets referenced in Alan Hand's piano stroll, and the punchy, doo-wopping tag  in the chorus nods at Frankie Ford. "I've Been Working" (which dates to Astral Weeks)  is Morrison at his funky best. As an album, His Band & the Street Choir may not equal  Astral Weeks or Moondance, but the aim was never that lofty. That most of these songs have  endured as fan favorites is testament enough to their quality...(AllMusic)

 


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