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Simple Pleasures
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Morrison's voice, as exquisite and expressive as ever, dominates this bluesy yet relatively uplifting set of autobiographical tunes as Belfast's renowned malcontent weighs in on spirituality, lingering wounds and newfound sobriety (which may account for his cheerier tone). While still bitter about betrayals of the past (School of Hard Knocks), he's also relaxed enough to slip into a smoothing trance or folky romp. In spots, particularly Song of Home, he locks into the soulful, country-shaded mystical groove of his glory days.
THREE STARS
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