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Bob Dylan and Van Morrison – Crazy Love (Athens 1989)

  • byJasmin
  • November 10, 2025
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In the summer of 1989, two iconic musicians, Bob Dylan and Van Morrison, converged in Athens, Greece, for a series of impromptu performances that have since become legendary. One of the standout moments from these sessions was their heartfelt rendition of Morrison’s classic, “Crazy Love,” set against the backdrop of the historic Acropolis.

The duo’s collaboration took place on Philopappos Hill, also known as the Hill of the Muses, which offers a panoramic view of Athens and its ancient landmarks. This serene setting provided an intimate atmosphere for the artists to explore each other’s musical realms. Their performance of “Crazy Love” showcased a seamless blend of Dylan’s distinctive vocal style with Morrison’s soulful melodies, creating a rendition that resonated deeply with audiences.

This gathering was serendipitous. Dylan had just concluded a major performance at the Panathenaic Stadium as part of his European tour, while Morrison was in Greece filming the BBC documentary “One Irish Rover: Van Morrison in Performances.” Their paths crossing in Athens led to this spontaneous collaboration, capturing the essence of two musical legends in harmony.

Beyond “Crazy Love,” their sessions included performances of other Morrison tracks such as “Foreign Window,” “One Irish Rover,” and “And It Stoned Me.” These renditions, characterized by genuine camaraderie and mutual respect, have been preserved in various recordings and continue to be cherished by fans worldwide.

The 1989 Athens sessions remain a testament to the enduring power of musical collaboration. They highlight how spontaneous interactions between artists can lead to timeless performances, enriching the tapestry of modern music history.

n 1989, two music legends, Bob Dylan and Van Morrison, came together in Athens, Greece, for a breathtaking performance of Crazy Love under the stars. Set against the backdrop of the Acropolis, their voices blended in perfect harmony, creating a truly timeless moment in music history. This spontaneous jam session, filled with raw emotion and soul, is still cherished by fans today.

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