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Hymns to the Silence by Van Morrison (Cassette, Sep-1991, 2 Discs, Polydor USA) 
Hymns to the Silence by Van Morrison (Cassette, Sep-1991, 2 Discs, Polydor USA)
Artist: Van Morrison
Release Date: Sep 1991
Format: Cassette
Number of Discs: 2 Discs
Record Label: Polydor (USA)
Genre: Rock & Pop, Singer/Songwriter
UPC: 042284902649
Product ID: EPID52941546
Description: Personnel: Van Morrison (vocals, guitar, harmonica, alto saxophone); Steve Gregory (flute, baritone saxophone); Kate St. John (English horn); Neil Drinkwater (accordion, piano, synthesizer); Candy Dulfer (alto saxophone); Haji Ahkba (flu...
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Contributing Artists:Candy Dulfer, Georgie Fame, Kate St. John, The Chieftains
Distributor:Universal Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:DDD

Album Notes
Personnel: Van Morrison (vocals, guitar, harmonica, alto saxophone); Steve Gregory (flute, baritone saxophone); Kate St. John (English horn); Neil Drinkwater (accordion, piano, synthesizer); Candy Dulfer (alto saxophone); Haji Ahkba (flugelhorn); Eddie Friel (piano, organ, synthesizer); Georgie Fame (piano, organ, background vocals); Terry Disley (piano); Derek Bell (synthesizer); Nicky Scott, Steve Pearce (bass); Dave Early (drums, percussion); Paul Robinson (drums); Carol Kenyon, Katie Kissoon (background vocals); The Chieftains.
Recorded at The Wool Hall Studios, Bath, England; The Townhouse, Westside Studios and Pavillion Studios, London, England.
This limited edition of 15,000 hand-numbered copies includes a linen bound book and a booklet with lyrics and an essay written by Rolling Stone Senior Editor David Wild.
Personnel: Van Morrison (vocals, guitar, harmonica, alto saxophone); Steve Gregory (flute, baritone saxophone); Candy Dulfer (alto saxophone); Kate St. John (cor anglais); Neil Drinkwater (accordion, piano, synthesizer); Haji Ahkba (flugelhorn); Eddie Friel (piano, organ, synthesizer); Georgie Fame (piano, organ, background vocals); Terry Disley (piano); Derek Bell (synthesizers); Nicky Scott, Steve Pearce (bass); Paul Robinson (drums); Dave Early (drums, percussion); Carol Kenyon, Katie Kissoon (background vocals).
Recorded at The Wool Hall Studios, Bath, England; The Townhouse, Westside Studios and Pavillion Studios, London, England.
A double CD at this stage of his career came as a surprise, but a double CD this good, came as a shock. Morrison had a great deal to say in 1991 about his childhood and his faith; much of it came through on this record in a much less oblique way than we had been used to. The spoken dialogue on "On Hyndford Street" is intensely personal and revealing. For once, we were hearing Morrison's thoughts. Morrison clearly has religion but on this riveting record he refused to preach. Georgie Fame continued to add familiarity to the sound and this was the best Morrison album for many, many years.

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