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Lexa albums featuring Terry Adams
Lexa Music Videos (4)
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| | Sonido Inmortal CD (1974) Import
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Following the blues and soul excursions of Morrison's early-'70s albums, VEEDON FLEECE returns to the dreamy, impressionistic folk-jazz sound of ASTRAL WEEKS. Temporarily forsaking the R&B growl he previously employed, Morrison explores his upper vocal range on several songs here, ...
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 Lexa Songs
Popular or famous Lexa songs: Bulbs, Come Here My Love, Comfort You, Country Fair, Cul De Sac, Fair Play, Linden Arden Stole The Highlights. More music songs Streets Of Arklow, Twilight Zone, Who Was That Masked Man, You Don't Pull No Punches, But You Don't Push The River.
Lexa Biography
Van Morrison first came to notice as the powerful vocalist of the mid-1960s group Them ("Baby Please Don't Go," "Gloria"), and then with the solo hit "Brown-Eyed Girl." Morrison followed this success with two landmark albums, ASTRAL WEEKS and MOONDANCE, which masterfully combined folk, gospel, rock, and jazz. As complex a performer as any that rock & roll has produced, the soulful Irishman has produced numerous outstanding recordings in his long career, mixing his pensive and passionate R&B-inflected rock with a decidedly mystical bent.
Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Van Morrison | John Lee Hooker, Band, Chieftains, Ray Charles, B.B. King, James Hunter, Them, Beautiful Friend, Eric Gadd | | John Tropea | Deodato, Paul Simon, Spyro Gyra, Michael Franks, Laura Nyro, Stephen Bishop, Kurtis Blow, Harry Chapin, Jon Faddis | | David Hayes | Van Morrison, Country Joe Mcdonald, Sharon Shannon, Tommy Fleming, Eric Gadd, Eileen Ivers, Iain Matthews, Mick Overman, Riverdance B'Way Cast | | Jack Schroer | Van Morrison, New Riders Of The Purple Sage, Sop Quintet, Albert Hammond | | Jeff Labes | Van Morrison, Jonathan Edwards, Chris Michie | | Terry Adams | NRBQ, Van Morrison, Al Anderson, Raquel Bitton, Dennis Hysom, David Blue, Peter Kaukonen, P.J. O"Connell | | Joe Macho | Chubby Checker, Jim Croce, Charlie Gracie, Van Morrison, Jerry Ross, Sapphires, Dee Dee Sharp, Buchanan Brothers, Yardbirds | | Nathan Rubin | Van Morrison, Ron Carter, Robert Hughes, Jorma Kaukonen, Gary Remal Malkin, Aaron Neville, Todd Rundgren, Sylvester, Narada Michael Walden | | Jim Rothermel | Jim Kweskin, Steve Goodman, Christmas Jug Band, Tom Rigney, Donovan, Jerry Garcia, Dennis Hysom, Carrie Lyn, Cedella Marley | | Dahaud Elias Shaar | Van Morrison, Chrysalis | | Allen Swartzburg | Van Morrison | | James Trumbo | Van Morrison |
Contemporaries
Neil Young, Elton John, Elvis Costello, Al Green (Vocals), James Taylor (Soft Rock), Dr. John, Sting, Paul McCartney, The Band, Joe Cocker, Cat Stevens, Paul Simon, Leonard Cohen, Jackson Browne, Richard Thompson, John Martyn, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Boz Scaggs, George Harrison, Tim Buckley, Al Stewart, Nick Drake, Laura Nyro, J.J. Cale, Cliff Richard, The Chieftains, The Spencer Davis Group, Johnny Rivers (Pop), Georgie Fame, Terry Callier, Dave Mason, Eric Burdon, Harry Chapin, Richie Havens, Frankie Miller, David Crosby, Hothouse Flowers, Ronnie Lane, Eddie Hinton, Dirk Hamilton, Meic Stevens, Shawn Phillips, Peter Sarstedt
Followers
Elvis Costello, Jeff Buckley, The Pogues, David Gray, Thin Lizzy, Luka Bloom, The Waterboys, Martin Sexton, Dexys Midnight Runners, Hothouse Flowers, Susan McKeown, Paul Brady, Boomtown Rats, Andy White, Brian Kennedy (Vocals)
Influences
Bob Dylan, James Brown, Hank Williams, Ray Charles, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, Fats Domino, Leadbelly, Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, Jimmie Rodgers, Jimmy Reed (Blues), Jackie Wilson, Sonny Boy Williamson, Lonnie Donegan, Mose Allison, Jimmy Witherspoon
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