Van Morrison Moondance (180 Gram Vinyl) [Import] 70's Stoney is mostly devoid of

Stoney is mostly devoid of that country twang

Denman (bass)

and pop all under the pastoral umbrella of her suede-and-velvet voice

Zippo [LP] is a Records & LPs from Elton John

is a close second in terms of lyrical extremity: "I just wanna set you on fire so I won't have to burn alone

Van Morrison Moondance (180 Gram Vinyl) [Import] 70's Stoney is mostly devoid ofPersonnel includes: Van Morrison (vocals, acoustic guitar); John Platania (guitar); Jack Shrorer (saxophone); Jeff Labes (keyboards); Garry Malabar (drums). It's unusual for a decade defining record to come out in that decade's first year, but that was clearly the case with MOONDANCE. While it would have been one of the finest albums of any decade, it clearly marked a turning point both for Van Morrison and for rock as a whole. Coming after 1968's