Van Morrison, who has a long career since his days with Them in the 1960s, continues to sing the soul of Ireland. This show in San Bernardino, California on November 30th from his 1973 US tour is recorded almost completely with a good audience recording that could be called A rank at the time. First of all, it is a rare gig from the time when he was recognized in the US as a solo artist, and it was recorded at the same time as the live album "Soul's Way". And the live performance on this day, backed by the Caledonia Soul Orchestra, started with an opening of an unreleased instrumental number, then continued with the intro of "Moondance" and "Come Running", a development unique to this day. And in addition to his representative solo songs, the numbers from his days with Them were also heard, as well as covers of John Lee Hooker and Willie Dexson, and the final climax was "Domino" and "Gloria", a moving and famous live performance that conveyed the Irish soul that had been passed down since the 1960s. 01. Opening (Instrumental)/02. Instrumental/03. Moondance Prelude (Instrumental)/04. Come Running/05. Ain't Nothin' You Can Do/06. Warm Love/07. Into The Mystic/08. I've Been Working/09. I Just Want To Make Love To You/10. Here Comes The Night/11. I Will Be There/12. And It Stoned Me/ 13. Boogie Chillen'/14. Domino/15. Caravan/16. Gloria/17. Cypress Avenue [Live At Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino, CA, USA November 30th 1973]
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