His Band And The Street Choir

Van Morrison opted for a casual approach during these studio dates. By including relatives and close companions on backing vocals, he achieved a sense of collective energy that feels remarkably close to a live performance.

Following the meticulous nature of his earlier work, this 1970 project embraces a rougher aesthetic. It combines elements of folk rock, gospel, and rhythm and blues, creating a direct and unrefined result that captures the early seventies singer-songwriter mood.