Brown Eyed Girl

This collection captures a pivotal moment in 1967 when a young Van Morrison was transitioning from the garage-rock grit of Them into a singular solo force. The sound is defined by the warm, slightly fuzzy saturation of late-sixties analog tape, where every organ swell and acoustic strum feels physically present.

It is the sound of a humid New York summer, blending the sophisticated soul of the Brill Building with a raw, improvisational edge that hints at the spiritual explorations to come.