Van Morrison Discusses How Music Used to Be More Spontaneous and Communal

Ben Greenman interviews the musician Van Morrison about his newest records, “Roll with the Punches,” “Versatile,” “You’re Driving Me Crazy” and “The Prophet Speaks.”

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Van Morrison Discusses How Music Used to Be More Spontaneous and Communal

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