The itinerary is below, and tickets can be found here. You can also catch him on a stretch of fall dates as well as his upcoming residencies in Las Vegas and London. Take a listen below, and pre-order Three Chords and the Truth at Morrison’s website. Smooth instrumentation provides a velveteen bedding for Morrison’s ageless vocals, which he really unleashes on the marathon of runs during the closing third. The song is vintage Morrison, mid-tempo and as graceful as an evening breeze. “Dark Night of the Soul” serves as a first listen to the 14-track collection. Guitarist Jay Berliner, who played on the classic Astral Weeks, contributed to the sessions, while The Righteous Brothers’ Bill Medley appears on the duet “Fame Will Eat the Soul”. Three Chords and The Truth is his sixth record in the last four years, the latest dispatch of a particularly productive period, and the first to feature all-new original songs since 2012’s Born. Morrison produced and wrote all the tracks himself, save for “If We Wait for Mountains”, which was co-written with Don Black. It’s follows 2018’s The Prophet Speak and You’re Driving Me Crazy, his collaborative effort with jazz musician Joey DeFrancesco. Sir Van Morrison has announced a new album, Three Chords and the Truth, and shared its lead single, “Dark Night of the Soul”.ĭue out October 25th via Exile/Caroline International, the new LP marks Morrison’s 41st record overall and sixth in just the last four years. 5 Other releases 'Sweet Thing' is the only song from Astral Weeks included on the 1990 compilation album The Best of Van Morrison.
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