Review: Van Morrison teams up for duet album
Although to many, converting existing works to duets is a route only taken by washed-up artists with nothing to offer, Morrison defies the odds.
Although to many, converting existing works to duets is a route only taken by washed-up artists with nothing to offer, Morrison defies the odds.
The most captivating part of the album is not the rhymes, nor the blend of beats and verses. It’s a simple conversation between two great artists.
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