A Celtic Soul Production

VAN MORRISON
Teatro Cervantes
Malaga, Spain
Selections from July 10, 11 & 12, 1998
Celtic Soul Productions Volume 4

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CDR 1

Did Ye Get Healed **
It's All In The Game **
Ain't That Lovin' You Baby **
That's Life **
Russian Roulette **
Crazy Jane On God *
I Have Finally Come To Realize *
Western Plains **
Alabamy Bound (w. LD) **
Long John (w. LD) **
Muleskinner Blues **
John Henry (w. LD) ***
Frankie & Johnnie (w. LD) ***
Help Me ***
Vanlose Stairway **
See Me Through **
Total time: (72:58)

CDR 2

Who Can I Turn To? *
Foggy Mountain Top ***
Satisfied **
In The Afternoon / Joe Turner Sings **
Baby Please Don't Go / Parchman Farm *
My Lonely Sad Eyes *
Friday's Child *
It's A Man's Man's Man's World *
Jackie Wilson Said ***
Just Like A Woman ***
Lonely Avenue ***
Tupelo Honey / Crazy Love ***
Full Force Gale ***
Have I Told You Lately **
The Healing Game **
Total time: (74:00)

* July 10, 1998
** July 11, 1998
*** July 12, 1998

Lineup:
Pee Wee Ellis- saxophones / flute
James Delaney- keyboards
Liam Bradley- percussion
Nicky Scott- bass
Geoff Dunn- drums
Johnny Scott- guitar
Special Guest: Lonnie Donegan- guitar

Notes:
"The last song we did was slightly esoteric, it was all the way back to them. We seem to be getting fed up doing the same songs all the time... so we keep changing..."

Van, after Friday's Child, gave us the theme for this weekend of three Spanish shows. Three contrasting and rich feasts of Van music where the rules were broken yet again, just as they should be. Who would expect 43 different songs over three 90 minute shows with 4 debuts off Philosopher's Stone, 2 THEM tracks rarely if ever heard, a great reworking of Frankie & Johnnie, and only 10 songs repeated over the weekend.

With new keyboard player James Delaney, who debuted at Weimar the week before, and Pee Wee playing flute, it was like a new band, constantly on their toes, as Van demanded new twists to the music, or worked Delaney into songs he was unfamiliar with. Full credit to James then, for accomplishing so much so quickly and for creating a superb atmosphere in Help Me on the last night.

Reprinted without permission from the official Wavelength Magazine site: July, 1998

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