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In that period, they released two albums and ten singles, with two more singles released after Morrison departed the band.

NME magazine's Paul Du Noyer called the album "colossally smug and cosmically dull; an interminable, vacuous and drearily egotistical stab at spirituality: Into the muzak."Hinton (1997), page 230. Even Greil Marcus, whose previous writings had been favourably inclined towards Morrison, said: "It's Van acting the part of the 'mystic poet' he thinks he's supposed to be."Heylin (2003), page 364. Morrison insisted that the album was never "meant to be a commercial album."Heylin (2003), page 364. Biographer Clinton Heylin concludes: "He would not attempt anything so ambitious again.

This song was released in 2007 on the album, The Best of Van Morrison Volume 3 and also as a single in the UK.

Bert Berns, Them’s producer and composer of their 1965 hit, "Here Comes the Night," persuaded Morrison to return to New York to record solo for his new label, Bang Records.Rogan (2006), page 188. Morrison flew over and signed a contract he had not fully studied.Heylin, Can You Feel the Silence.

"Brown Eyed Girl" became Morrison's most played song and over the years it has remained a classic; forty years later in 2007, it was the fourth most requested song of DJ in the US.Following the death of Berns in 1967, Morrison became involved in a contract dispute with Berns' widow that prevented him from performing on stage or recording in the New York area.Rogan (2006), pages 212-215. The song, "Big Time Operators", released in 1993, is thought to allude to his dealings with the New York music business during this time period.Rogan (2006) page 216. He then moved to Boston, Massachusetts and was soon confronted with personal and financial problems; he had "slipped into a malaise" and had trouble finding concert bookings.Rogan (2006) page 217. However, through the few gigs he could find, he regained his professional footing and started recording with the Warner Bros.

Soon after recording the album, Morrison restructured the Caledonia Soul Orchestra into a smaller unit, the Caledonia Soul Express.Heylin (2003), page 284.'s final concert filmed for The Last Waltz.