On Home To Me (live At Porchester Hall, London / 2017) | Van Morrison - Bring It

Porchester Hall provided a "raucous, rootsy vibe" that contrasted with his more formal appearances at venues like the Royal Albert Hall.

While Cooke’s 1962 original is a smooth, pleading ballad, Morrison’s 2017 live rendition is a "riveting," soaring powerhouse. Critics have noted that Van doesn't just sing the song; he inhabits it, adding his signature "Celtic R&B" growl and a "passion for the material" that proves his voice remains vital well into his 70s. Porchester Hall provided a "raucous, rootsy vibe" that

Whether you're a lifelong "Van the Man" devotee or a soul music enthusiast, this 2017 clip is a "must-watch," showcasing a master at work in an environment that feels both historic and immediate. Whether you're a lifelong "Van the Man" devotee

In the summer of 2017, the legendary Van Morrison took the stage at London’s intimate Porchester Hall to film a series of live videos for his 37th studio album, Roll with the Punches . Among the setlist’s heavy hitters—including Bo Diddley covers and his own "Transformation"—his performance of Sam Cooke’s stands out as a masterclass in blue-eyed soul . The Performance: Raw and Riveting The Performance: Raw and Riveting Reviews from the

Reviews from the era describe Morrison as being in "fine fettle," delivering a faultless performance that makes the audience forget his reputation for being "grumpy" on stage. Why It Still Resonates