Van Morrison - Tupelo Honey

Tupelo Honey is typical of Van Morrison's early-'70s work in both sound and structure; after dispensing with the requisite hit -- here, the buoyant, r&b-inflected "Wild Night" -- he truly gets down to business, settling into a luminously pastoral drift typified by the nostalgic "Old Old Woodstock." At the heart of the record are a pair of stunning love songs, "You're My Woman" and the hymn-like title cut, one of Morrison's most enduring and transcendent compositions. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

Name Credits Bill Church Bass Bruce Royston Flute, Flute Arrangement Connie Kay Drums David Brown Engineer Doc Storch Engineer Donn Landee Remixing Ed Thrasher Art Direction Ellen Schroer Vocals, Vocals (Background) Gary Mallaber Percussion, Vibraphone, Drums Ian Cooper Remastering Jack Schroer Saxophone, Horn Arrangements, Arranger, Piano Janet Planet Vocals (Background), Vocals, Vocals (Background) John McFee Guitar (Steel) Lee Herschberg Remixing Luis Gasca Trumpet Mark Jordan Piano, Piano (Electric) Mark Jordon Piano, Piano (Electric) Mark T. Jordan Piano Michael Maggid Photography Rick Shlosser Drums Ronnie Montrose Vocals (Background), Guitar, Vocals, Mandolin Samuel Remastering Stephen Barncard Engineer Stuart "Boots" Houston Vocals, Flute, Vocals (Background) Ted Templeman Audio Production, Producer, Organ Van Morrison Saxophone, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Guitar, Producer, Harmonica, Horn Arrangements, Keyboards, Audio Production Walter Samuel ?