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VAN MORRISON - Into the Music - 1979 The Exclusive Japanese Limited Edition 12-track Digitally Remastered SHM-CD Limited Release in 2008 [Super High Material CD - playable on all CD players] Originally Released in 1979, Includes 2 previously Unreleased Bonus Recordings Presented in Glossy mini LP-Style Card Sleeve with Mini Replica Inner Sleeve Fold-Out Japanese Lyric Sheet Also special English Lyric Booklet plus OBI Strip Thanks to xxxballion for a perfect EAC Rip from his SHM Collection Track Listing: All Songs Written by Van Morrison, unless noted; 1. Bright Side Of The Road 2. Full Force Gale 3. Steppin' Out Queen 4. Troubadours 5. Rolling Hills 6. You Make Me Feel So Free 7. Angelou 8. And The Healing Has Begun 9. It's All In The Game 10. You Know What They're Writing About Bonus Tracks: 11. Steppin' Out Queen [alternate take] (previously unreleased) 7:00 mins 12. Troubadours [alternate take] (previously unreleased) 5:30 mins *************************************************** Released: August, 1979 Original Recording Reissued: January 2008 Limited Release Japan Recorded: Early 1979 at Record Plant, Sausalito, CA. Length: 62:34 Label: UK Mercury US Warner Bros. Producer: Van Morrison Catalogue No: UICY-93437 *************************************************** Musicians: Van Morrison – vocals, guitar, harmonica Herbie Armstrong – guitar, backing vocals Pee Wee Ellis – tenor saxophone David Hayes – bass Mark Isham – trumpet, flugelhorn, piccolo trumpet Mark Jordan – piano Katie Kissoon – backing vocals Toni Marcus – mandolin, violin, viola, stroviola Peter Van Hooke – drums [edit]Additional musicians John Allair – organ on "And the Healing Has Begun" Ry Cooder – slide guitar on "Full Force Gale" Zakir Hussain – tabla on "Bright Side of the Road" and "Steppin' Out Queen" Robin Williamson – penny whistle on "Troubadours" and "Rolling Hills" Kurt Wortman – drums on "Troubadours" Into the Music is the 11th studio album by Northern Irish singer/songwriter Van Morrison, released in 1979. Typical of Morrison's music, the album draws on a variety of styles, from New Orleans R&B to Philly soul and Celtic folk, with featured soloists, saxophonist Pee Wee Ellis and violinist Toni Marcus. On first release this album was hailed as a "comeback" after two lacklustre releases, charting at number twenty-one on the UK Album Charts in 1979. Its reputation has grown since release and it is often regarded as among Morrison's greatest albums. Production: Producer: Van Morrison Assistant Producer: Mick Glossop Recorded & Mixed by: Mick Glossop Assistant Engineers: Alex Cash (recording), Leslie Ann Jones (mixing) Horn Arrangement on "Troubadours": Mark Isham Horn Arrangement on tracks 1-3, 6-7 and 9-10: Pee Wee Ellis Coordination – Richard Freeman, Ed Fletcher Photography and design – Norman Seeff Recording: Into the Music was recorded in early 1979 at the Record Plant in Sausalito, California with MIck Glossop as engineer. During the