Van Morrison - Fridays Child

Genre:	Rock
Singer:	Van Morrison
Title:	Fridays Child
Short-info:	Label: Not On Label (Van Morrison) ‎– none Type: 2 x CDr, Unofficial Release Country: Date of released: 1999 Category: Rock Style:
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Tracklist

1-1	Into The Mystic
1-2	I've Been Working
1-3	Friday's Child
1-4	Hound Dog
1-5	Ballerina
1-6	Tupelo Honey
1-7	Wild Night
1-8	Just Like A Woman
1-9	Moonshine Whiskey
1-10	Dead Or Alive
1-11	These Dreams Of You
1-12	Domino
2-1	Call Me Up In Dream Land
2-2	Blue Money
2-3	Bring It On Home
2-4	Buena Sera Senorita
2-5	I've Been Working
2-6	Caravan
2-7	Gloria
2-8	Flamingos Fly
2-9	Cypress Avenue
2-10	One More Time
2-11	If You & I Could Be As One
2-12	Gloria
2-13	Hey Girl
2-14	Sad Eyes
2-15	Mystic Eyes
2-16	Interview

Notes

CDR-only release. CDR face has a white stick-on CDR label with title and disc number printed in black.

Disc 1 + disc 2 tracks 1-4 recorded live on September 5, 1971 at Pacific High Studios, San Francisco, California; KSAN-FM radio broadcast.
Disc 2 tracks 5-9 from Rock City TV ; actually April 1973 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California; TV broadcast.
Disc 2 tracks 10-15 from Deventer, Holland 1967; actually March 9, 1967 BuitenSocieteit, Deventer, Overijssel, The Netherlands with The Blizzards.
Disc 2 track 16 recorded March 10, 1967 Dierenpark Wassenaar (zoo), Wassenaar, The Netherlands.

Liner notes:
One of the most desirable Van Morrison concerts to collectors is the live in studio performance from Pacific High Records in late 1971. Besides a representative selection of his first three solo albums, the concert featured a number of performances not to be found anywhere else. Van delved deep into his blues background for the swinging "Dead Or Alive", and the plaintive "Friday's Child" as well as the Elvis cover that started it all: "You Ain't Nothing But A Hound Dog". Particularly amusing is the way this faithful homage starts with the introduction of Doris Day's "Que Sera"! The highlight of this set has to be the drop-dead beautiful version of Bob Dylan's "Just Like A Woman" which wrings out the gut-wrenching intensity the song has always implied. Capped off with the blues standard "Bring It On Home To Me" and the Italian ditty "Buena Sora", this concert was one for the ages.

Rounding out the package are a 1978 appearance most notable for the gorgeous performance of "Flamingos Fly", a version much different and better than the studio take he would release five years later. This one of a kind version was worth the price of admission. Finally we present the earliest preserved performance of Van on his own after the breakup of Them.