L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Van Morrison, “The Belfast Cowboy,” was riding high in 1973 — as a songwriter, as a singer and as a performer.  For proof, music lovers need look no further than the double live album “It’s Too Late to Stop... more info

New York Times — Other albums include the sensual, thrusting and lightly comic rap of Egyptian Lover, and the Rasta jazz of Count Ossie. more info

Aquarium Drunkard — As with any artist whose career spans more than several LPs (let alone 30-plus) it’s often difficult to pick a peak. That said, there is little doubt that 1973 featured Van Morrison at one of his highest of his highs. With numerous hits under his b... more info

Guardian Music — Wales Millennium Centre, CardiffFresh from a funeral and a recital respectively, the Celtic soul troubadour duetted with the Welsh opera star in a terrific coup for the Festival of Voice To the list of pop-opera crossover odd couples – John De... more info

Rolling Stone — Van Morrison gives a soulful, flashy performance of "Brown Eyed Girl" in an exclusive clip from Legacy's upcoming CD/DVD reissue of …It's Too Late to Stop Now. The new set is an extension of Morrison's 1974 live album of the same name,... more info

Guardian Music — St David’s Hall, CardiffThe relentlessly innovative Velvet Underground star launched Cardiff’s Festival of Voice with the help of a choir, chamber orchestra and Charlotte ChurchFor Wales to launch its Festival of Voice – later to... more info

Consequence of Sound — Unreleased footage captures the Northern Irish singer-songwriter at his leanest and rawest. more info

Guardian Music — From radio-friendly R&B via religious fervor to spiritual reawakening, these tracks map the Northern Irish songwriter’s soul-searching careerDuring Van Morrison’s spell in Them, the brutally, brilliantly reductive Belfast band he fronte... more info

Mercury News, California — Van Morrison performs at the intimate SFJAZZ Center Oct. 18-19. Here's how to score tickets. more info

Uncut — Our latest special celebrates rock's most "moody, unpredictable, perverse, often downright wilful" visionary Our latest special celebrates rock's most "moody, unpredictable, perverse, often downright wilful" visionary The post Introducing… Van... more info