More than two-dozen of Van Morrison's albums are about to get the reissue treatment via Polydor/Universal, in conjunction with Exile Productions. Starting with 1971's "Tupelo Honey" through 2002's "Down the Road," 29 Morrison releases will appear in the coming months, each containing previously unreleased bonus material. "Tupelo Honey," the 1974 live album "It's Too Late to Stop Now," 1978's "Wavelength," 1985's "A Sense of Wonder," 1989's "Avalon Sunset" and 1999's "Back on Top" will be the first to hit shelves on Jan. 29.
Three more, to-be-determined dates will herald the remaining titles. The bonus material includes alternate, live and re-arranged takes of songs created during each album's time period. Morrison recently released "Still on Top -- The Greatest Hits" in November; that effort peaked at No. 48 on The Billboard 200. His last studio effort was 2006's "Pay the Devil," released via Lost Highway.
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Three more, to-be-determined dates will herald the remaining titles. The bonus material includes alternate, live and re-arranged takes of songs created during each album's time period. Morrison recently released "Still on Top -- The Greatest Hits" in November; that effort peaked at No. 48 on The Billboard 200. His last studio effort was 2006's "Pay the Devil," released via Lost Highway.
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