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Originals - The World of Van Morrison

Artist Song
Muddy Waters  I Just Want to Make Love to You  
Ray Charles  I Believe to My Soul  
Hank Williams  My Bucket's Got a Hole in It  
Frank Sinatra  This Love Of Mine  
Solomon Burke  Goodbye Baby (Baby Goodbye)  
Bobby "Blue" Bland  Turn On Your Love Light (Single Version) [Stereo]  
Sam Cooke  That's Where It's At  
Tony Bennett  Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)  
Chet Baker  My Funny Valentine  
Mose Allison  Your Mind Is On Vacation  
Sonny Boy Williamson II  Help Me  
King Pleasure  Moody's Mood for Love  
Jimmy Reed  Ain't That Lovin You Baby  
Jimmy Witherspoon  No Rollin' Blues  
Leadbelly  Midnight Special  
Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five  Early In the Morning  
Don Gibson  I Can't Stop Loving You  
Eddy Arnold  You Don't Know Me  
Jimmie Rodgers  Blue Yodel No. 8 (Mule Skinner Blues)  
Lambert, Hendricks & Ross  Centerpiece  
Rodney Crowell  'Till I Gain Control Again  
T-Bone Walker  Call It Stormy Monday  
Tommy Edwards  It's All in the Game  
Webb Pierce  There Stands the Glass  

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You might recognize some of these titles from your favorite Van Morrison albums and setlists, but just like in the dictionary, “similar” is a [i]long[/i] way from “same.” In "Goodbye Baby (Baby Goodbye)," the King of Rock and Soul, Solomon Burke, cries out for one last [i]hallelujah[/i] from the infidelity choir before taking a permanent powder from the love pulpit. Meanwhile, in a cross-town revival tent, Bobby "Blue" Bland begs and shouts over jubilee horns, needle-in-the-red frantic in "Turn On Your Love Light," unlike the too-proud-to-plead Morrison, who'd just order his would-be squeeze to flip that switch. Speaking of flipping switches, Tommy Edwards throws a megawatt breaker, sending a surge of theatricality crackling into “It’s All In the Game,” smiling through the pain as he trots out the lover’s playbook for a one-performance-only, show-stopping spectacular. From Chet Baker to Frank Sinatra, from Sam Cooke to Muddy Waters, these are the artists who sang the songs Van couldn’t [i]wait[/i] to make his own.
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