"Brown Eyed Girl" is a song by Northern Irish singer and songwriter Van Morrison. Written by Morrison and recorded in March 1967, it was released as a single in June of the same year on the Bang label, peaking at No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song spent a total of sixteen weeks on the chart. It featured the Sweet Inspirations singing back-up vocals and is considered to be Van Morrison's signature song. (Wikipedia)
Tracklist
- 1Brown Eyed Girl
- 2He Ain't Give You None
- 3T.B. Sheets
- 4Spanish Rose
- 5Goodbye Baby (Baby Goodbye)
- 6Ro Ro Rosey
- 7Who Drove The Red Sports Car
- 8Midnight Special
- 9Beside You
- 10It's All Right
- 11Madame George
- 12Send Your Mind
- 13The Smile You Smile
- 14The Back Room
- 15Joe Harper Saturday Morning
- 16Chick-A-Boom
- 17I Love You (The Smile You Smile)
- 18Brown Eyed Girl (Alt)
- 19Twist And Shake
- 20Shake And Roll
- 21Stomp And Scream
- 22Scream And Holler
- 23Jump And Thump
- 24Drivin' Wheel
- 25Just Ball
- 26Shake It Mable
- 27Hold On George
- 28The Big Royalty Check
- 29Ring Worm
- 30Savoy Hollywood
- 31Freaky If You Got This Far
- 32Up Your Mind
- 33Thirty Two
- 34All The Bits
- 35You Say France And I Whistle
- 36Blow In Your Nose
- 37Nose In Your Blow
- 38La Mambo
- 39Go For Yourself
- 40Want A Danish
- 41Here Comes Dumb George
- 42Chickee Coo
- 43Do It
- 44Hang On Groovy
- 45Goodbye George
- 46Dum Dum George
- 47Walk And Talk
- 48The Wobble
- 49Wobble And Ball
Credits
- Drums (drum set)Gary Chester
- Bass guitarEric Gale
- GuitarAl Gorgoni
- GuitarHugh McCracken
- GuitarVan Morrison
- OrganGarry Sherman
- PerformerVan Morrison
- ProducerBert Russell Berns
- RecordingBrooks Arthur
- VocalsVan Morrison
- VocalsThe Sweet Inspirations
- HarmonicaVan Morrison
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