Van Morrison - Feb. 1, 1979 - Belfast, Ireland

0:00:00 - Moondance 0:04:02
Checkin' It Out 0:07:19
Moonshine Whiskey 0:13:46
Tupelo Honey 0:20:10
Wavelength 0:26:46
Saint Dominic's Preview 0:33:46
Don't Look Back 0:38:24
I've Been Working 0:43:54
Gloria 0:47:59
Cyprus Avenue

Van Morrison - vocals
John Altham - saxophones
Herbie Armstrong - guitar
Peter Bardens - keyboards
Mickey Feat - bass
Pat Kyle - saxophones 
Toni Marcus - violin & vocals
Bobby Tench - guitar
Peter Van Hooke - drums
Katie Kissoon - backing vocals
Anna Peacock - backing vocals

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The Supremes OWNED the radio waves during the mid-late '60s, and Diana Ross was the centerpiece of the musical universe of Motown.

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Pot Liquor had its beginning in 1969 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and played an intriguing mix of country, blues, and southern rock. They released three excellent albums between 1970 and 1973 and more in 1979 before calling it quits. Yet these godfathers of Southern rock never got the recognition they deserved. Pot Liquor was formed in the late '60s by George Ratzlaff (keyboards, rhythm guitar, vocals), Les Wallace (guitar, vocals), Guy Schaeffer (bass, vocals) and Jerry Amoroso (drums, percussion, vocals) and soon after that signed a deal with the Janus Records label. Their debut album, First Taste came out in 1970.