Kat’s Hidden Camera 6/30/16: Van Morrison’s “Into The Mystic” on 7/29/74 in San Francisco


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THIS WEEK: Van Morrison – Into The Mystic – 7/29/1974 – Orphanage, San Francisco, CA

On September 30th, Van Morrison will release his 36th album, Keep Me Singing. Also released that day will be the set’s lead single, “Too Late.” According to the press release, Keep Me Singing features “13 tracks — 12 original songs written and performed by Morrison, as well as a cover of the blues standard ‘Share Your Love With Me’ — written by Alfred Baggs and Don Robey and previously recorded by artists such as Aretha Franklin and Kenny Rogers.” ◦Morrison kicks off a half-dozen U.S. shows on October 9th at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, New York.

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