 Morrison was
inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of
Fame.
 Morrison was nominated for a Grammy Award for
Best Male Rock Vocal Performance ("In The Garden /
You Send Me").
Morrison won a Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With
Vocals
("Have I Told You Lately That I Love
You?" with The Chieftains).
Morrison could be heard on B.B. King's LP Deuces
Wild.
Morrison won a Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With
Vocals
("Don't Look Back" with John Lee Hooker).
Ranked # 25 on VH1: Greatest
Artists of Rock & Roll (and
# 53 on Rock On The Net's
Poll).
Morrison was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With
Vocals
("Shenandoah" with The Chieftains).
 VH1: 100
Greatest Rock Songs included "Brown
Eyed Girl" at # 49.
(available
for download at   )
Morrison could be heard
on Mark Knopfler's LP, Sailing
To Philadelphia.
 Rolling Stone
& MTV: 100 Greatest Pop Songs included
"Brown Eyed Girl" at # 21.
VH1: 100
Greatest Albums included Moondance at # 32
and Astral
Weeks at # 40.
 Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time included Astral
Weeks (1968) at # 19
and Moondance (1970) at # 65.
Rolling Stone:
The Immortals - The 100 Greatest Artists of
All Time included Morrison at # 42.
 Morrison released Magic
Time.
Morrison could be heard on B.B. King's LP 80 with the track
"Early In The Morning."
Morrison could be heard on the Hurricane
Relief: Come Together Now compilation
with "Blue And Green."
 Morrison released Pay
The Devil (Billboard peak: # 26).
Morrison released Van
Morrison At The Movies: Soundtrack Hits.
 Still
On Top - The Best Of Van Morrison Volume 3 (Billboard peak: # 48) was released.
It's
Too Late To Stop Now: Live was released.
Morrison released Keep
It Simple (Billboard peak: # 10 - Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly:
B).
Rolling Stone:
'The Greatest Singers' includes Morrison at #
24.
 Astral
Weeks Live At The Hollywood Bowl was released (Billboard peak: # 33 - Entertainment
Weekly:
A-).
Morrison topped the Billboard
Top Internet Albums chart with Astral
Weeks Live At The Hollywood Bowl.
 Morrison released Live
On Air.
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