Brian Hinton, MBE (born 21 September 1950) is an English poet and musicologist. In June 2006 he was honoured in H. M. the Queen's Birthday Honours List...

Morrison was noted by John Densmore in his book Riders on the Storm. Brian Hinton relates how "Jim Morrison learned quickly from his near namesake's stagecraft...

Who Knows Where The Time Goes". bbc.co.uk. Retrieved 9 February 2017. Brian Hinton and Geoff Wall, Ashley Hutchings: The Authorised Biography – The Guv’nor...

song and the album as a whole. The song was considered by musicologist Brian Hinton as a tribute to pianist and singer-songwriter, Fats Domino. As with "Domino"...

the words, "You can leave now if you don't like what is happening." Brian Hinton compares "the delighted contempt of the singer, the song's graveyard...

album Poetic Champions Compose. In his rendition, writes biographer Brian Hinton, "it is 'Mother Ireland' whom Van is missing and his world weary vocals...

1970) by Brian Hinton, 72 pages, 1990 – ISBN 0-906328-46-2 Message To Love: "The Isle of Wight Festivals 1968 – 1969 – 1970", by Brian Hinton, 191 pages...

released as a bonus track on the 2008 re-mastered version of Veedon Fleece, Brian Hinton had said about the version of the song on The Philosopher's Stone: "'Twilight...

Van's influence on Jim's developing stage performance was later noted by Brian Hinton in his book Celtic Crossroads: The Art of Van Morrison: "Jim Morrison...

described by Brian Hinton: "It is an album which is more than the sum of its parts, exuding an overall sense of calm and optimism." According to Hinton, "Spanish...

clubs Australian Club Web Site Home page Angel, J. R; Fletcher, Brian H. (Brian Hinton), 1931-2018 (2013), The Australian Club : 1828-2013, Allen & Unwin...

going to Canada and that's about it. The song is basically about dreams. Brian Hinton goes on to say, "Nightmares more like, with Van's lover telling lies...

there, to rejoin the living, because 'the cool room is a fool's room'. Brian Hinton described the song's music: "Here is a Dickensian tale of death and decay...

summer 1988 at Eden Studios in London with Mick Glossop as engineer. Brian Hinton gave his interpretation of the song and lyrics as: "In 'Orangefield'...

singer having "settled into a life of domestic bliss". Musicologist Brian Hinton argued that Morrison was celebrating a "natural alternative" in his music...

vocals, creates a relatively unusual combination of stylistic elements. Brian Hinton believes that "The song is about growing up, an adolescent first kiss...

some sort of self-imposed therapy and having to go on no matter what. Brian Hinton remarks, "There is a grace and majesty here which I have experienced...

Sir Brian Harold May CBE (born 19 July 1947) is an English musician, songwriter, record producer, animal rights activist and astrophysicist. He achieved...

sailed and we sailed and we sailed and we sailed... way up to Caledonia." Brian Hinton described the song: "We are back in Astral Weeks territory, a bass led...

ISBN 978-0906008461 Hinton, B. and Wall, G. (2002) Ashley Hutchings: The Guv'nor & the Rise of Folk Rock. London: Helter Skelter, ISBN 978-1900924320 Brian Hinton & Geoff...

1993 compilation album The Best of Van Morrison Volume Two. Biographer Brian Hinton comments "'Enlightenment' is actually the opposite of what it sounds:...

chorus with accent lines supporting Morrison's infectious harmonies." Brian Hinton, in reviewing the song notes that "Glad Tidings" seemed to be addressing...

jazz-flavored cut that, is uncomfortably out of place on this record". Brian Hinton describes it as there being "a Sinatra strut to Van's voice, a blues...

lyrics include images of Wordsworth and Coleridge "smokin' up in Kendal" (Brian Hinton says they are "smokin' with poetry not spliffs"). It ends with the music...

quality control and "shoddy packaging", according to Morrison biographer Brian Hinton. Beautiful Vision received acclaim from contemporary critics. In a review...

into a kind of chunky R&B." The song, "Joyous Sound" is described by Brian Hinton as "more like the real Van as he starts to wail and the lyrics describe...

California, with Mick Glossop as engineer. According to biographer Brian Hinton it is "an answer in song to 'The Dark End of the Street' and it is wonderfully...

California in spring 1979 with Mick Glossop acting as engineer. Biographer Brian Hinton calls it the central song in the album and perhaps in Morrison's whole...

with Morrison in the 1970s and he regularly performed it in concert. Brian Hinton writes that Morrison later admitted that he had written this song "for...

William Howard Hinton (Chinese: 韩丁; pinyin: Hán Dīng; February 2, 1919 – May 15, 2004) was an American intellectual, best known for his work on Communism...