To me the greatest Van song of all time. To me in ranks up there with Stairway. Although sadly the song, along with van, is the most underrated song of all time. I think Van is so great, especially in his 68-74 years he was on fire. Im shocked that he never became the superstar he should have been. You know his work was and is better than most of the dribble on the radio (no offense to anyone in particular). im just saying he is probably tied with bob dylan as the greatest songwriter in rock history. does anyone agree? i also agree with jazzy and corissa. Van is the Man.
@johnpauljones86 I agree with you, my brother. Underated superstar of undeniable talent, both writing and performing. Unfortunate that he is remembered mostly for brown eyed girl, moon dance, and gloria. Domino and into the mystic are incredible... but let's delve into the soul of Van for a moment... TB sheets was a dark but gritty story of reality in his young world. He nailed it so many times. His rythm and writing were unique...as was his voice. I wish you and I could sit down and talk. Van has this special place in my heart. I'm 65 and a...
@johnpauljones86 I agree with you, my brother. Underated superstar of undeniable talent, both writing and performing. Unfortunate that he is remembered mostly for brown eyed girl, moon dance, and gloria. Domino and into the mystic are incredible... but let's delve into the soul of Van for a moment... TB sheets was a dark but gritty story of reality in his young world. He nailed it so many times. His rythm and writing were unique...as was his voice. I wish you and I could sit down and talk. Van has this special place in my heart. I'm 65 and a dedicated guitarist... my soul locked into the music of the 50s and 60s with such greats as Van. My buddy who I just lost to cancer was a sound man in jamaica. He knew and recorded some of the true "greats" of all time. He saw Van a few years ago and was blown away. It took a lot to earn his respect and Dave said Van was beyond incredible. Even at age, he could put on a memorable performance.
You struck a chord in my soul when you wrote about "The Man, the Legend" Van Morrison. Thank you.
@johnpauljones86 I totally agree with you that it's his best song. However, have you ever heard Paul Carrack's version?
I never understood the songs meaning until I heard Carrack sing the line: "And our bodies both.were one, as we sailed into the.Mystic". The song became clear to me. The Mystic is a metaphor for the afterglow two people experience after sex.I don't know what Van had in mind with the lyric, but Paul Carrick completely clarified the entire song for me. It's the Afterglow. That's the Mystic. It' the indescrbable experience one gets after sex.If Van didn't mean this, then Paul...
@johnpauljones86 I totally agree with you that it's his best song. However, have you ever heard Paul Carrack's version?
I never understood the songs meaning until I heard Carrack sing the line: "And our bodies both.were one, as we sailed into the.Mystic". The song became clear to me. The Mystic is a metaphor for the afterglow two people experience after sex.I don't know what Van had in mind with the lyric, but Paul Carrick completely clarified the entire song for me. It's the Afterglow. That's the Mystic. It' the indescrbable experience one gets after sex.If Van didn't mean this, then Paul Carrick totally gave the song a clear and well defined meaning and improved on it
To me the greatest Van song of all time. To me in ranks up there with Stairway. Although sadly the song, along with van, is the most underrated song of all time. I think Van is so great, especially in his 68-74 years he was on fire. Im shocked that he never became the superstar he should have been. You know his work was and is better than most of the dribble on the radio (no offense to anyone in particular). im just saying he is probably tied with bob dylan as the greatest songwriter in rock history. does anyone agree? i also agree with jazzy and corissa. Van is the Man.
@johnpauljones86 I have to agree with you. It's one of the most insipring songs out there.
@johnpauljones86 I have to agree with you. It's one of the most insipring songs out there.
@johnpauljones86 Hawkwind by Daniel Lanois is another one like that. Beautiful song and lyrics - the best song most people have never heard.
@johnpauljones86 Hawkwind by Daniel Lanois is another one like that. Beautiful song and lyrics - the best song most people have never heard.
@johnpauljones86 I agree with you, my brother. Underated superstar of undeniable talent, both writing and performing. Unfortunate that he is remembered mostly for brown eyed girl, moon dance, and gloria. Domino and into the mystic are incredible... but let's delve into the soul of Van for a moment... TB sheets was a dark but gritty story of reality in his young world. He nailed it so many times. His rythm and writing were unique...as was his voice. I wish you and I could sit down and talk. Van has this special place in my heart. I'm 65 and a...
@johnpauljones86 I agree with you, my brother. Underated superstar of undeniable talent, both writing and performing. Unfortunate that he is remembered mostly for brown eyed girl, moon dance, and gloria. Domino and into the mystic are incredible... but let's delve into the soul of Van for a moment... TB sheets was a dark but gritty story of reality in his young world. He nailed it so many times. His rythm and writing were unique...as was his voice. I wish you and I could sit down and talk. Van has this special place in my heart. I'm 65 and a dedicated guitarist... my soul locked into the music of the 50s and 60s with such greats as Van. My buddy who I just lost to cancer was a sound man in jamaica. He knew and recorded some of the true "greats" of all time. He saw Van a few years ago and was blown away. It took a lot to earn his respect and Dave said Van was beyond incredible. Even at age, he could put on a memorable performance. You struck a chord in my soul when you wrote about "The Man, the Legend" Van Morrison. Thank you.
@johnpauljones86 But that’s the way Van wanted it
@johnpauljones86 But that’s the way Van wanted it
@johnpauljones86 I totally agree with you that it's his best song. However, have you ever heard Paul Carrack's version? I never understood the songs meaning until I heard Carrack sing the line: "And our bodies both.were one, as we sailed into the.Mystic". The song became clear to me. The Mystic is a metaphor for the afterglow two people experience after sex.I don't know what Van had in mind with the lyric, but Paul Carrick completely clarified the entire song for me. It's the Afterglow. That's the Mystic. It' the indescrbable experience one gets after sex.If Van didn't mean this, then Paul...
@johnpauljones86 I totally agree with you that it's his best song. However, have you ever heard Paul Carrack's version? I never understood the songs meaning until I heard Carrack sing the line: "And our bodies both.were one, as we sailed into the.Mystic". The song became clear to me. The Mystic is a metaphor for the afterglow two people experience after sex.I don't know what Van had in mind with the lyric, but Paul Carrick completely clarified the entire song for me. It's the Afterglow. That's the Mystic. It' the indescrbable experience one gets after sex.If Van didn't mean this, then Paul Carrick totally gave the song a clear and well defined meaning and improved on it