Van Morrison Discusses How Music Used to Be More Spontaneous and Communal

Ben Greenman interviews the musician Van Morrison about his newest records, “Roll with the Punches,” “Versatile,” “You’re Driving Me Crazy” and “The Prophet Speaks.”

Frontiers Love songs and serenades: a theoretical review of music and romantic relationships

Van Morrison: 'Being famous is not great for the creative process. Not for me, anyway' – The Irish Times

Standing In The Sunlight: Legacy Preps Authorized Reissue of Van Morrison's Bang Recordings Including Infamous Contractual Obligation Recordings - The Second Disc

Van Morrison returns to rock 'n' roll and the records that made him a musician

Van Morrison Hates the Coronavirus Lockdown So Much He Wrote Three Songs About It

Van Morrison on an Introduction to Music

Into the Land of Lockn

Van Morrison: 'Being famous is not great for the creative process. Not for me, anyway' – The Irish Times

Pixies: 'There's enough bombast on Twitter without Trump adding to it', The Independent

An 'Astral Weeks' origin story, told 50 years after Van Morrison fled to Boston - The Boston Globe

A duel with Van Morrison: 'Is this a psychiatric examination? It sounds like one', Van Morrison

Van Morrison Releasing Three Anti-Lockdown Songs

Van Morrison returns to rock 'n' roll and the records that made him a musician

Van Morrison Astral Weeks