Adnan Iqbal

 Heal Introduction: The Healing Game, Van Morrison's twenty-sixth studio album, was released in 1997 under Polydor Records. It achieved Top Ten status in four countries and reached the Top Twenty in three others. After releasing two jazz-oriented albums, this record marked a departure as Morrison incorporated elements of blues and pop sensibilities into his music. Notably, it's the only album recorded after 1980 that Rolling Stone deemed among his top ten works, describing it as a "clear highlight of his mid-period discography." The title track of the album delves into the tradition of street singing in Belfast, a theme close to Morrison's heart. He expressed amazement at the disappearing oral tradition of street music, emphasizing its cultural significance. Another track, "Rough God Goes Riding," draws inspiration from W. B. Yeats' poem "The Second Coming," featuring Leo Green's saxophone complementing Morrison's vocals. In "W...