"This album represents a small percentage of the huge amount of unreleased material we are hoping to roll out in the near future, rather than letting it gather dust in some archive. The big band... more

Several decades after his childhood hangouts in famed Belfast record store Atlantic Records, Van Morrison revisits his love of the genre with his new album Moving on Skiffle. Launching with lead... more

Van's prolific resurgence continues with this new album (his sixth in four years). produced by Van and written entirely by him (except for the co-write "If We Wait for Mountains"). That joins "Dark... more

Van went Top 10 UK and Top 40 U.S. with this 1997 LP recorded in Dublin—an album that saw him return to his jazz, blues and R&B roots with joyful results. Pee Wee Ellis, Georgie Fame and Alec... more

You might recognize "Share Your Love with Me" from previous recordings of that blues tune by Bobby "Blue" Bland, Aretha Franklin or Kenny Rogers. The rest of the 13 songs here are newly written by... more

Possibly the most profound "rock" album ever, with Van sounding like some Celtic bard over the jazzy accompaniment of bassist Richard Davis and MJQ drummer Connie Kay. Utterly unique.