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The Belfast-born musician is set to release his new album ‘Moving On Skiffle’ on March 10 with the lead single is entitled ‘Streamline Train’. Read more: The Killers announced as first headliners for Belfast Vital
It should come as no surprise that Van Morrison has made an album inspired by skiffle as his love dates back to his childhood. He would hang out at the famed Belfast record store Atlantic Records, where he’d hear early 20th-century folk, blues and jazz from the likes of Lead Belly and Jelly Roll Morton.
‘Moving On Skiffle’ finds him taking a homemade style that exploded across Britain in the mid-1950s and infusing it with a level of sophistication and soulfulness that it didn’t always possess the first time around. The 23-track album goes to the heart of the music Van Morrison has inhabited ever since he was six years old and contains songs that underline the importance of freedom and living on your own terms - his lifetime philosophy.
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