Van Morrison’s Live Rendition of “Tupelo Honey” Melts Hearts

“Tupelo Honey” is a song by the Northern Irish singer-songwriter Van Morrison. It was released as the title track of his 1971 album “Tupelo Honey.” The song was written by Van Morrison himself.

“Tupelo Honey” is known for its soulful and romantic sound. The lyrics of the song celebrate love and the sweetness of a deep, meaningful relationship. The title itself refers to a type of honey produced from the nectar of the tupelo tree’s blossoms.

The song has a warm, folk-rock feel, and it showcases Van Morrison’s soulful and emotive vocals. “Tupelo Honey” has become one of his most beloved and enduring compositions. While it wasn’t initially released as a single, it has received extensive airplay on radio and has been covered by various artists over the years.

The album “Tupelo Honey” marked a significant point in Van Morrison’s career and helped solidify his reputation as a singer-songwriter with a unique and soulful style. The song “Tupelo Honey” remains a classic in his catalog and is often associated with his more introspective and romantic side.