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Hace 4 días · “Domino” by Van Morrison is a vibrant and energetic rock song that captures the essence of joy and celebration. Released in 1970 on his album “His Band and the Street Choir,” the song’s ...
Hace 1 día · A timeless classic that lends itself nicely to the lounge jazz format! Tom Paronis - guitarLenny Nelson - bassJojo Kuo - drums
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Hace 4 días · Answer: His Band and the Street Choir. Van Morrison's fourth studio album, "His Band and the Street Choir" (released in 1970), opens with "Domino." The hit song reached Number nine on the Billboard Hot 100, outperforming even "Brown Eyed Girl." The song "Blue Money" reached number 23 on the U.S. charts.
Hace 3 días · • Van Morrison o Astral Weeks – 1968 o Moondance – 1970 o His Band And Street Choir – 1970 o Veeden Fleece – 1974 • Jelly Roll Morton o Birth Of The Hot – 1995 • The Mothers Of Invention o We’re Only In It For The Money – 1968 • The Move o The Best Of The Move – 1974 • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart o Piano ...
Hace 3 días · album, Van took his "Brown Eyed Girl" to number ten in 1967. His song "Blue Money" from the 1970 album "His Band and the Street Choir" only made it to number 23. Topping the charts in 1971, "Brown Sugar" is the opening track from The Rolling Stones album "Sticky Fingers".
Hace 1 día · Justin is a master’s graduate who gives a master class both in his background playing and tasteful empathetic solos. The chorus of the song, “Always Ask For More… 2024,” is a key central message and it is Donna’s inspirational backing vocals which provides the dramatic effect. As Sean explains: “2024 is a scary time to be alive.
