Van Morrison photo by Ros O'Gorman
Van Morrison has previewed another taste of his upcoming ‘Roll With The Punches’ album with ‘Transformation’.
The track features regular Van collaborator Chris Farlowe on additional vocals alongside UK jazz great Jason Rebello on piano and legendary guitarist/former Yardbird Jeff Beck. The video for Transformation was filmed at Van’s recent gig at London’s Porchester Hall.
‘Roll With The Punches’ is the 37th Van Morrison album, out 22 September 2017.
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