Album
Live At Orangefield: Be Just And Fear Not
2024 · Jazz, Rock
Rare pressing on Gatefold

Live At Orangefield: Be Just And Fear Not is a Rock album by Van Morrison, originally released in 2024. On Gatefold: 3 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Celtic Excavation / Into The Mystic6:45
- 2Cleaning Windows4:31
- 3Orangefield3:30
- 4Moondance5:36
- 5Precious Time3:22
- 6That's Life3:51
- 7Too Many Myths3:38
- 8Got To Go Back4:36
- 9Real Real Gone / You Send Me4:44
- 10Rough God Goes Riding4:14
- 11Enlightenment3:36
- 12Sometimes We Cry4:05
- 13Northern Muse (Solid Ground)4:43
- 14On Hyndford Street8:13
- 15Ballerina8:16
- 16In The Garden5:55
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Classic Rock
- warm
- nostalgic
- soulful
The Christmas of 1959 saw Van Morrison take to the stage of Orangefield Secondary School for his first ever live performance. Midnight Special, a skiffle group, consisted of fellow pupils, John McCullough, tea-chest bass, Cyril Downey, guitar, Billy Ruth, guitar, and Walter Blakely on washboard with Van on guitar and vocals.
In August 2014, Van Morrison returned to Orangefield Secondary School to perform three shows as a fond farewell to his alma mater as it prepared to close its doors for the final time. Live at Orangefield is a specially curated album, recorded live at this event (22-24 August 2014). 'Be Just And Fear Not' was the school motto.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Alistair WhiteTROMBONE TROMBONE, EUPHONIUM
- Christopher WhiteBARITONE SAXOPHONE SOPRANO SAXOPHONE TENOR SAXOPHONE
- Dana MastersBACKING VOCALS
- Dave KearyACOUSTIC GUITAR ELECTRIC GUITAR ELECTRIC GUITAR, ACOUSTIC GUITAR
- Jolene O'HaraBACKING VOCALS
- Paul MooreBASS
- Paul MoranKEYBOARDS ORGAN ORGAN, TRUMPET
- Robbie RuggieroDRUMS
- Van MorrisonVOCALS VOCALS, ACOUSTIC GUITAR VOCALS, ALTO SAXOPHONE
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