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Van Morrison — Tupelo Honey
Album: Tupelo Honey
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Released: 1971
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You can take all the tea in China
Put it in a big brown bag for me
Sail right around the seven oceans
Drop it straight into the deep blue sea
She's as sweet as Tupelo honey
She's an angel of the first degree
She's as sweet as Tupelo honey
Just like honey from the bee

You can't stop us on the road to freedom
You can't keep us 'cause our eyes can see
Men with insight, men in granite
Knights in armor bent on chivalry
She's as sweet as Tupelo honey
She's an angel of the first degree
She's as sweet as Tupelo honey
Just like honey from the bee

You can't stop us on the road to freedom
You can't stop us 'cause our eyes can see
Men with insight, men in granite
Knights in armor intent on chivalry
She's as sweet as Tupelo honey
She's an angel of the first degree
She's as sweet as Tupelo honey
Just like honey from the bee

You know she's alright
You know she's alright with me
She's alright, she's alright (she's an angel)

You can take all the tea in China
Put it in a big brown bag for me
Sail it right around the seven oceans
Drop it smack dab in the middle of the deep blue sea
Because she's as sweet as Tupelo honey
She's an angel of the first degree
She's as sweet as Tupelo honey
Just like honey from the bee

She's as sweet as Tupelo honey
She's an angel of the first degree
She's as sweet as Tupelo honey
Just like the honey, baby, from the bee
She's my baby, you know she's alright.....
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 dsarazan wrote:

Please play less of this guy.  Although I've never really cared for him anyway, he has chosen to polarize his audience during a deadly pandemic, endangering not only his fans but any immunocompromised people they may directly or indirectly come in contact with.  He should have just stuck to music and left science and public health to those who are qualified.  I turn RP off every time I hear him, which is really really often!


Aged like milk. Endangering his fans? Ha ha ha!!!!
Posted 7 months ago by kicking    [ Reply ]
I keep hearing Triple-0 Honey and imagining a Bond vixen.
Posted 9 months ago by brosen    [ Reply ]
 dsarazan wrote:

Please play less of this guy.  Although I've never really cared for him anyway, he has chosen to polarize his audience during a deadly pandemic, endangering not only his fans but any immunocompromised people they may directly or indirectly come in contact with.  He should have just stuck to music and left science and public health to those who are qualified.  I turn RP off every time I hear him, which is really really often!




Who counts as 'qualified'?  Fauci?  LMAO
Posted 1 year ago by jelgator    [ Reply ]
I've said it once and I'll say it again: his first 6 solo albums are in the same class as  Dylan, Mitchell, and Beatles.   
Posted 1 year ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
 dsarazan wrote:

Please play less of this guy.  Although I've never really cared for him anyway, he has chosen to polarize his audience during a deadly pandemic, endangering not only his fans but any immunocompromised people they may directly or indirectly come in contact with.  He should have just stuck to music and left science and public health to those who are qualified.  I turn RP off every time I hear him, which is really really often!



Separate the art from the artist.  I can enjoy looking at a Picasso without prescribing to his political views, I can listen to Michael Jackson without approving of sleeping with young boys.
Posted 1 year ago by TallCreative1    [ Reply ]
 Donar wrote:

You Americans really know how to screw up coffee.


How exactly does this person represent all Americans?
Posted 2 years ago by coyote620    [ Reply ]
 dsarazan wrote:

Please play less of this guy.  Although I've never really cared for him anyway, he has chosen to polarize his audience during a deadly pandemic, endangering not only his fans but any immunocompromised people they may directly or indirectly come in contact with.  He should have just stuck to music and left science and public health to those who are qualified.  I turn RP off every time I hear him, which is really really often!



This is an age old problem - separating the musical genius from their other aspects. I'm not saying you're right or wrong - I suppose it's a personal choice.

If we stop playing music from every musician that has uttered statements we don't agree with (bye bye U2), every musician that was unfaithful to their partner, every musician that we deem not to be a good person, well then...
And do we only focus on the singer - what about the bass player, drummer etc.?

We might just end up listening to the birds chirp outside :(
Posted 2 years ago by garrettb    [ Reply ]
 dsarazan wrote:

Please play less of this guy.  Although I've never really cared for him anyway, he has chosen to polarize his audience during a deadly pandemic, endangering not only his fans but any immunocompromised people they may directly or indirectly come in contact with.  He should have just stuck to music and left science and public health to those who are qualified.  I turn RP off every time I hear him, which is really really often!



Understand what you are saying completely but what great music up to the point he went full bolshy on the establishment! I think of pre and post when appraising.
Posted 2 years ago by GarrySR07    [ Reply ]
 dsarazan wrote:

Please play less of this guy.  Although I've never really cared for him anyway, he has chosen to polarize his audience during a deadly pandemic, endangering not only his fans but any immunocompromised people they may directly or indirectly come in contact with.  He should have just stuck to music and left science and public health to those who are qualified.  I turn RP off every time I hear him, which is really really often!




I get it.  I have the same issue with other musicians who acts the same way, but why turn off RP when you can just skip the song?
Posted 2 years ago by Frodo    [ Reply ]
Please play less of this guy.  Although I've never really cared for him anyway, he has chosen to polarize his audience during a deadly pandemic, endangering not only his fans but any immunocompromised people they may directly or indirectly come in contact with.  He should have just stuck to music and left science and public health to those who are qualified.  I turn RP off every time I hear him, which is really really often!
Posted 2 years ago by dsarazan    [ Reply ]
Part of the "soundtrack of our lives" material!
Posted 2 years ago by molson    [ Reply ]
 Businessgypsy wrote:
Listening to this while sipping my second cup of coffee, sweetened with tupelo honey. I buy it from an old guy in an older truck parked at the intersection of US Highway 98 and the Bloxham cutoff, in the remote Big Bend of Florida. The alluvial delta of the Apalachicola river is a perfect environment for hardwood bottoms composed of tupelo, bald cypress and other water loving specie. Also provides the perfect mix of fresh and salt water for wildly productive oyster beds where it meets the Gulf of Mexico. The land of oysters and honey, far off the beaten path and well worth a visit.




Sounds wonderful, except for the Florida part.
Posted 2 years ago by gottclay    [ Reply ]
 Businessgypsy wrote:
Listening to this while sipping my second cup of coffee, sweetened with tupelo honey.


You Americans really know how to screw up coffee.
Posted 3 years ago by Donar    [ Reply ]
a in the best case crazy pal - probably a human being difficult to deal with - but musically - oh man - i am not religious - but in his best moments- and this is one of plenty others - he makes me feel close to god or whatever there is....sheer magic
Posted 3 years ago by saellig668552    [ Reply ]
 RabbitEars wrote:
a favorite cover of mine
 
You mean 'album' cover, right?
Posted 3 years ago by Ok_Sobriquet    [ Reply ]
I am married 5yrs before never been at honey moon I am retired and still working for suckers around called "family" honey bee never been honey moon...
Posted 4 years ago by taklalaratar    [ Reply ]
Love song, of the first degree, at a time when Love was all that we needed.
Posted 4 years ago by godspeed1    [ Reply ]
This is one of those songs that, on a certain day, may strike one as perfect. 
 
Posted 4 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
What a follow for Afro Celts Sound System  Ayub's Song!  My fav Morrison tune... Nah... that's  Into The Mystic
Posted 4 years ago by deadheadmark    [ Reply ]
a favorite cover of mine
Posted 4 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
I like how Van says CHINA better than how Trump says CHINA
Posted 4 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
restpect to true existens...
Posted 5 years ago by taklalaratar    [ Reply ]
Ahhhh...just like flowing down a slow-moving river on a warm, sunny day.
Posted 6 years ago by cavemanleong    [ Reply ]
perfect perfect perfect{#Cowboy}
Posted 8 years ago by Lemonhead    [ Reply ]
he was 25 when her recorded this.  Incredible,
Posted 9 years ago by Dazzerb    [ Reply ]
precious
Posted 9 years ago by Manela    [ Reply ]
So wonderful. Like nothing else!
 
Posted 9 years ago by jimcummings    [ Reply ]
Beautiful music.                        Lovely 
Posted 9 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 Donna_Stride wrote:
Sublime

One of the best albums - love Astral Weeks and St. Dominic's Preview and ......  

 

Posted 10 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
pure bliss from the tupelo voice{#Kiss}
Posted 10 years ago by paisleydancer66    [ Reply ]
van is now and has been the kind from day one when he fronted THEM  thank you Mr. Morrison and Mr. Goldsmith for a long life &  life long joy, i also had the pleasrreu rof/seeing his daughter Shana in very small  local setting aaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh,.swee,t a chip not far from the log/ watch for her if she desides to do the game, she can belt it , we all know what the life means.
Posted 10 years ago by oldfart48    [ Reply ]
Ronnie Montrose on guitars for this release.
Posted 10 years ago by junebaby65    [ Reply ]
Need to get some gulf oysters and tupelo honey......

I like how Van's voice is like an instrument.

The namesake for the album and its title track is a varietal honey produced from the flowers of the tupelo tree found in the Southeastern United States. The album features various musical genres, most prominently country, but also R&B, soul, folk-rock and blue-eyed soul. The lyrics echo the domestic bliss portrayed on the album cover; they largely describe and celebrate the rural surroundings of Woodstock and Morrison's family life with then-wife Janet "Planet" Rigsbee.  Jon Landau wrote in Rolling Stone: "Tupelo Honey is in one sense but another example of the artist making increased use of the album as the unit of communication as opposed to merely the song or the cut. Everything on it is perfectly integrated."

Bob Dylan:  ”Tupelo Honey has always existed and Van Morrison was merely the vessel and the earthly vehicle for it “


Posted 10 years ago by zepher    [ Reply ]
 Businessgypsy wrote:
Listening to this while sipping my second cup of coffee, sweetened with tupelo honey. I buy it from an old guy in an older truck parked at the intersection of US Highway 98 and the Bloxham cutoff, in the remote Big Bend of Florida. The alluvial delta of the Apalachicola river is a perfect environment for hardwood bottoms composed of tupelo, bald cypress and other water loving specie. Also provides the perfect mix of fresh and salt water for wildly productive oyster beds where it meets the Gulf of Mexico. The land of oysters and honey, far off the beaten path and well worth a visit.


 
Yes, really nice!
Posted 10 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
 Businessgypsy wrote:
Listening to this while sipping my second cup of coffee, sweetened with tupelo honey. I buy it from an old guy in an older truck parked at the intersection of US Highway 98 and the Bloxham cutoff, in the remote Big Bend of Florida. The alluvial delta of the Apalachicola river is a perfect environment for hardwood bottoms composed of tupelo, bald cypress and other water loving specie. Also provides the perfect mix of fresh and salt water for wildly productive oyster beds where it meets the Gulf of Mexico. The land of oysters and honey, far off the beaten path and well worth a visit.



 
Great story!
Posted 11 years ago by Krispian    [ Reply ]
i inherited van from my (late) older brother.....he was born in '48 and i was born in '61 and luckily enough for me i grew up in a house where he and my other older brothers were all listening to the beatles, stones, cream, buffalo springfield, hendrix, csn&y, then list goes on (including van and others too numerous to mention).......thanks to them i had all of this music instilled in me during my formative years......

every time i hear van i think of my brother in his apartment in JP listening to this or moondance......miss you bro 
Posted 11 years ago by gjr    [ Reply ]
Sublime

One of the best albums - love Astral Weeks and St. Dominic's Preview and ......  
Posted 11 years ago by Donna_Stride    [ Reply ]
Brilliant!
Posted 11 years ago by Emwolb    [ Reply ]
 ziakut wrote:
This song is roughly 4:00 too long...

 
So I take it that it's 4:00 long?
Posted 11 years ago by gillespp    [ Reply ]
Sing it, Van. A little American gospel, some Irish folk, some Delta blues, mix it up, it's alright, nice and sweet. 
Posted 11 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
This song is roughly 4:00 too long...
Posted 11 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
Ah...the Belfast Cowboy.

How about something from Saint Dominic's Preview?

That was a great time period for him. 

Veedon Fleece is a fantastic album, but rarely gets played.
Posted 11 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
To my ears, "She Gives Me Religion" off Beautiful Vision (from 1980?) sounds like a rewrite of this. Love that one too.
Posted 12 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
yeah..loves me some Van the Man on a cloudy rainy day. 
Posted 12 years ago by Painted_Turtle    [ Reply ]
 mfassett wrote:
Dude, what do you think? She's allright! Yea?
She's allright, she's allright, she's allright. She's allight? She's an angel.
Waitaminute.. is she just "allright" or is she an angel?
She's allright she's allright she's allright she's allright.
Oh, allright. She's an angel.
Damn.. nevermind. What's she like?
Kinda like Tupelo Honey.
Tupelo Honey? What the heck does that mean?
She's allright, she's allright she's allright...
Yea, but she's an angel, right? She's an angel.
Allright. I'm out.
 
Exactly.
Posted 12 years ago by PFM    [ Reply ]
Not for me.  All his songs sound the same.
Posted 12 years ago by Thin_Air    [ Reply ]
 a_genuine_find wrote:
overplayed and over rated
 
Bull$hit

Posted 12 years ago by mrdak    [ Reply ]
I thought the same.

 ubuntourist wrote:
Follow it with "No Woman, No Cry"?
 

Posted 13 years ago by arthur_d    [ Reply ]
 martinc wrote:
This song is over 39 years old. Of course it gets played a lot that a lot of time flying past. This one brings a smile to my face everytime. Van Morrison is in a special space.
 
Yeah.  Not overplayed for me, and I've been listening to this tune about that long.  Some songs just have legs...

Posted 13 years ago by drictor    [ Reply ]
 Businessgypsy wrote:
Listening to this while sipping my second cup of coffee, sweetened with tupelo honey. I buy it from an old guy in an older truck parked at the intersection of US Highway 98 and the Bloxham cutoff, in the remote Big Bend of Florida. The alluvial delta of the Apalachicola river is a perfect environment for hardwood bottoms composed of tupelo, bald cypress and other water loving specie. Also provides the perfect mix of fresh and salt water for wildly productive oyster beds where it meets the Gulf of Mexico. The land of oysters and honey, far off the beaten path and well worth a visit.

 
...  the location for "Ulee's Gold" and his Tupelo Honey.


Posted 13 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
Listening to this while sipping my second cup of coffee, sweetened with tupelo honey. I buy it from an old guy in an older truck parked at the intersection of US Highway 98 and the Bloxham cutoff, in the remote Big Bend of Florida. The alluvial delta of the Apalachicola river is a perfect environment for hardwood bottoms composed of tupelo, bald cypress and other water loving specie. Also provides the perfect mix of fresh and salt water for wildly productive oyster beds where it meets the Gulf of Mexico. The land of oysters and honey, far off the beaten path and well worth a visit.


Posted 13 years ago by Businessgypsy    [ Reply ]
 Krispian wrote:
If I could write a song about how much I love my daughter, it would go just like this.
 



I hope you have an equally great song in mind for your son or he's gonna get wicked jealous.
Posted 13 years ago by Sasha2001    [ Reply ]
If I could write a song about how much I love my daughter, it would go just like this.
Posted 13 years ago by Krispian    [ Reply ]
To all those complaining about this being overplayed:  I had never heard this song (anywhere) before today.  Maybe I need to get out more, but thanks anyway RP for exposing me to great music!!!
Posted 13 years ago by peterneorr    [ Reply ]
You give me love, love, love, love...crazy Love.....{#Kiss}
Posted 13 years ago by rjewyo    [ Reply ]
Follow it with "No Woman, No Cry"?
Posted 13 years ago by ubuntourist    [ Reply ]
really pretty much a perfect song.                               (had one and lost her.   damn! )


Posted 13 years ago by DD rabbi_phil    [ Reply ]
 albatross wrote:
Van has hundreds of great songs that haven't been turned into greatest hits.  Play anything that isn't Domino, BEG, Moon Dance, or Tupelo Honey.  Great songs, but way over played.  Try St. Dominics Preview, Into the Mystic, anything from John Lee Hooker, or Van's latest efforts.  His music of the last 5 years has been a well kept secret.
 
Into The Mystic, yep, that's my absolute favorite.

Posted 13 years ago by smackiepipe    [ Reply ]
This song is over 39 years old. Of course it gets played a lot that a lot of time flying past. This one brings a smile to my face everytime. Van Morrison is in a special space.
Posted 13 years ago by martinc    [ Reply ]
 mamradpivo wrote:
I'm so sorry to say this, but I like this song a little less every time I hear it. This is the only Van Morrison song I can say that about...
 
So it must be overplayed where you live....

Posted 13 years ago by Bleyfusz    [ Reply ]
 a_genuine_find wrote:
overplayed and over rated
 
You can say this about many musicians and singers... but not about Van "the man"... I can't hear enough of him!{#Music} (apparently my wife does, though!{#Tongue})


Posted 14 years ago by juanos    [ Reply ]
This is one of my favs but it does get a lot of play.  Into the Mystic is one of those songs on another level.
Posted 14 years ago by unclemrbig    [ Reply ]
overplayed and over rated
Posted 14 years ago by a_genuine_find    [ Reply ]
Van has hundreds of great songs that haven't been turned into greatest hits.  Play anything that isn't Domino, BEG, Moon Dance, or Tupelo Honey.  Great songs, but way over played.  Try St. Dominics Preview, Into the Mystic, anything from John Lee Hooker, or Van's latest efforts.  His music of the last 5 years has been a well kept secret.
Posted 14 years ago by albatross    [ Reply ]
 thewiseking wrote:
i'm still looking for her...
 
Ladling out the golden yummies.  Like the lady said!  {#Good-vibes}

Posted 14 years ago by macadavy    [ Reply ]
I can name a handful of better VM songs but none that say it better...
Posted 14 years ago by ddbz    [ Reply ]
i'm still looking for her...
Posted 14 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Props to Bill for the very nice tunes tonite.  The Muddy....the Neco.  "Today" worked.  Then this?  Ladling out the golden yummies.
Posted 14 years ago by CamLwalk    [ Reply ]
 Arebe wrote:
They can't make money anymore on their library because of the Internet etc - they have to tour. I agree it's expensive, but so is everything else now a days!
 
There are smaller halls that can be booked, but of course they pay less, so musicians have to tour more—gee, it's sort of like a regular job! We have lots of incredible artists playing at the Aladdin Theater here in Portland damned near every day of the year, and it's never too pricey to go. I think it's a problem of evolved big stadium / big ego expectations that the public has incrementally bought into. We're going into an era of lower consumption and I think performers should consider recalibrating too. 'course, I could be way wrong. :-)

Posted 14 years ago by CascadianPDX    [ Reply ]
They can't make money anymore on their library because of the Internet etc - they have to tour. I agree it's expensive, but so is everything else now a days!
Posted 15 years ago by Arebe    [ Reply ]
I am a huge fan of Van's music but have always had a hard time with the ornery human being attached to the music...I can usually live with it and understand passionate artists are not of this world and react differently than average people...I'm ok with that but I'm having a real hard time with his latest concert tour....I've never seen him live and really want to regardless of all the potential for having an unpleasant experience with one of my artistic genius heros.

Here's the catch. His latest concert tour brings him thru Montreal. Beautiful hall, but somewhat large obviously. There are some 'cheap seats' available at $100 but the decent tix are $230 or $280. This comes to over $300 for a single night. Tough to swallow. Do you think artists know what they're doing to their fans, many of whom have a tough time handing over a monthly food bill (almost) for 4 for a couple of hours of live entertainment? 

Have some of these artists lost contact with reality or are their cd revenues drying up so badly (downloading) that concerts are now their best source of revenue?

Enlighten me!


Posted 15 years ago by stabby    [ Reply ]
Van really is da Man. This is a great, love it, love it. I often drive along Bloomfield Avenue and glance up Hyndford Street, from humble beginnings..., as they say.

I ain't been to Tupelo yet but I hear the honey is something special.
 
Posted 15 years ago by vaiodon    [ Reply ]
In forestry school, the professor teaching "Trees of North America" always mentioned this song when we discussed the Nyssa genus
Posted 15 years ago by BigTimber    [ Reply ]
 bpkengor wrote:
All,

I can recommend a movie of a few years ago called "Ulee's Gold" with Peter Fonda.   His character is a bee keeper in Florida and his prize honey is Tupelo Honey.     Lots of great music throughout and after much anticipation, during the closing credits, we get this song as a payoff.  
 

Great movie. Peter Fonda was also outstanding as a shifty record producer in "The Limey."  
Posted 15 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
{#Hungry} I've had Tupelo Honey. Mmmmm yummy... Sweet, beautiful to look at and soft to the touch... {#Hearteyes}
Posted 15 years ago by gobits    [ Reply ]
Oh, yes.  Thanks, RP!


Posted 15 years ago by rbigelo    [ Reply ]
fantastic cd! thanks {#Daisy}
Posted 15 years ago by laroue    [ Reply ]
All,

I can recommend a movie of a few years ago called "Ulee's Gold" with Peter Fonda.   His character is a bee keeper in Florida and his prize honey is Tupelo Honey.     Lots of great music throughout and after much anticipation, during the closing credits, we get this song as a payoff.  
Posted 15 years ago by bpkengor    [ Reply ]
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet always... to the nth degree
Posted 15 years ago by solrac    [ Reply ]
One of the best at wringing every bit of emotion out of a song. Here, softly (relatively) and eloquently.

Posted 15 years ago by steeler    [ Reply ]
Simply a beautiful lovesong...   {#Kiss} <-Tupelo Honey
Posted 15 years ago by gobits    [ Reply ]
Boy! His early stuff was good!

8.
Posted 15 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
I always enjoy Van Morrison, especially on a rainy old day like today when it's nice to just stay dry and warm and mellow out with a cup of tea.

Posted 15 years ago by Bridieboo    [ Reply ]
nice breezy sunday morning music
Posted 15 years ago by myrabrrz    [ Reply ]
no comment  -   8  /  9.
Posted 16 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
I'm so sorry to say this, but I like this song a little less every time I hear it. This is the only Van Morrison song I can say that about...
Posted 16 years ago by mamradpivo    [ Reply ]
Posted 16 years ago by throwback    [ Reply ]
say what you want about van, but you can't say he doesn't sing from the depths of his soul, sometimes. (well, you can , but you'd be a no-good lying varmint!)
Posted 16 years ago by gutboy    [ Reply ]
nothing wrong with a a sweet and soft ballad....takes the jag off.
Posted 16 years ago by kayaksurf4fun    [ Reply ]
electronicthroat wrote:
people always seem to badmouth Billy Corgan's voice, but this is way worse.
thank you, sir.
Posted 16 years ago by palphd    [ Reply ]
Yeesh, I must just be one of the few non-morrison fans, this song is just...not a favorite to me by any means. Maybe it's just a little too hokey lyrically? I'm not sure...
Posted 16 years ago by davyjrshort    [ Reply ]
Van Morrison needs to rest.
Posted 16 years ago by Odyzzeuz    [ Reply ]
mattt wrote:
Me, not so much.
Posted 16 years ago by palphd    [ Reply ]
One of the most evocative songs ever written. YES.
Posted 16 years ago by Chi_Guy    [ Reply ]
This hits the sweet spot (with a mallet, rather nice in its way)
Posted 16 years ago by arserocket    [ Reply ]
my personal Van favorite
Posted 16 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Trust me, dude. She's no angel.
Posted 16 years ago by kaosmonkey    [ Reply ]
This song is so evocative of love and sitting in the shade of a tall tree on a warm summer afternoon as the breeze goes by.
Posted 16 years ago by handyrae    [ Reply ]
"You can't stop us on the road to freedom, You can't stop us, 'cause our eyes can see..." Great poet, great performer!
Posted 16 years ago by macadavy    [ Reply ]
Makes me miss my wife, Olivia Mike
Posted 16 years ago by mkrueck    [ Reply ]
*sigh!* Just love Van the Man. Can't say more.
Posted 16 years ago by Tagish_girl    [ Reply ]
What a way to wrap up the day here, Bill. Van, indeed.
Posted 16 years ago by michaelgmitchell    [ Reply ]
Van the man. always liked this one the best.
Posted 16 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
How good is Van Morrison? Think of this and his remake of Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd and I am at a loss for words at such a talent
Posted 16 years ago by huebdoo    [ Reply ]
Posted 16 years ago by MonkeyPod    [ Reply ]
just like honey to me...
Posted 16 years ago by freeone1    [ Reply ]
One of the greatest love songs ever written and performed. One of my two favorites, the other being "Have I Told You Lately that I Love You." ♥
Posted 16 years ago by rbigelo    [ Reply ]
I dedicate this to my darling daughter, "She's an angel... sweet as honey from the bee."
Posted 16 years ago by Krispian    [ Reply ]
Bleyfusz wrote:
Great song. Van at his best.
Must agree, great album also, especially at the time......
Posted 17 years ago by nigelr    [ Reply ]
Ahh, it's cool that you open up to that Crush. I know what you mean on the album cover front though. My Dad's album covers alone would stir my insides even before I would listen to the music itself. That was back in the days when albums brought visual and aural art right into all our front rooms. Get out on them country roads though - they're still there (with the occasional horse trotting by even) even if the vinyl isn't! Great laid back tune btw. crushedvelvet wrote:
crushedvelvet wrote:
PS. How's that album cover of Tupelo Honey? When I was 15, I'd look at that, and think, that's how I want to be "when I grow up". The horse, the man, the country road, the music....all of it. How innocent I was .....thinking that was possible. Getting carried away now.....better stop before I embarass myself! That's what music & album covers do!
Posted 17 years ago by Deccapod    [ Reply ]
What is she??
Posted 17 years ago by CoYoT51    [ Reply ]
"Jesus Freak, and Tupelo Honey..."
Posted 17 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
it's original
Posted 17 years ago by russ59    [ Reply ]
Great song. Van at his best.
Posted 17 years ago by Bleyfusz    [ Reply ]
Never been a huge fan, but I do feel this one. I guess because I feel him feelin' it. Authentic.
Posted 17 years ago by ambliance    [ Reply ]
drwinsotn wrote:
Van in his peak period. Gorgeous.
The way I score it Van's peak lasted about 30 years.
Posted 17 years ago by RobK    [ Reply ]
drictor wrote:
I have no idea how many times I've heard this song, but I still love it. Timeless.
Me too.
Posted 17 years ago by dixiedeb    [ Reply ]
My wife loves Van Morrison. Me, not so much.
Posted 17 years ago by mattt    [ Reply ]
people always seem to badmouth Billy Corgan's voice, but this is way worse.
Posted 17 years ago by electronicthroat    [ Reply ]
I have no idea how many times I've heard this song, but I still love it. Timeless.
Posted 17 years ago by drictor    [ Reply ]