Van Morrison
Stadtpark, Freilichtbühne, Saarlandstrasse/Jahnring
Hamburg, Germany
Saturday
25 July 1998

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01. I forgot that love existed [5:49] 02. Jackie Wilson said [3:45] 03. Tore down a la Rimbaud [2:57] 04. Vanlose stairway [4:09] 05. Moondance [7:09] 06. Sometimes we cry [4:46] 07. Satisfied [4:40] 08. In the afternoon [6:38] 09. The healing game [4:27] 10. Fire in the belly [5:51] 11. I've been working [5:08]

01. I have finally come to realise [4:57] 02. Summertime in England [6:46] 03. Ain't that loving you baby [3:11] 04. Whenever God shines his light [3:17] 05. Days like this [2:38] 06. Cleaning windows [4:07] 07. Have i told you lately [5:18] 08. Tupelo honey / Crazy love [6:35]

Van Morrison - vocals, harmonica
Jonn Savannah - keyboards
Johnny Scott - guitar
Nicky Scott - bass
Pee Wee Ellis - horns
Matt Holland - trumpet
Liam Bradley - percussion
Geoff Dunn - drums

Review (by Carsten Luebber, Bremen) - The event  beginning was announced for 18:00 hrs, but the actual beginning was 20:00 hrs. The support act af the scandinavian acapella singers "Real Group" started at 18:30 hrs.It was a warm summer evening, the Amphitheatre was sold out and some people outside the venue - in the park - sitting there with beer and sandwiches and enjoyed the concert as well ;-) Van in good mood. Pee Wee Ellis very funny, Matt Holland very shy ;-)  the sound pretty good, beer and sausages very expensive. T-shirts, poster and other merchandise was sold out in a few minutes :-(  In the press/VIP lounge only one journalist who made notice, he wrote later in the Hamburger Morgenpost it was a fine concert, 100 minutes (ey, it was only 90 minutes !) and the highest moment a 15 minutes version of "Summertime" (he must had problems with his watchstrap) Anyway, it was my last concert i saw Van live, and i`m so happy that i was there - Carsten Luebber

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