1971’s Tupelo Honey is the least of the great R&B-based records that Morrison released between 1970 and 1972, which is no grave insult. It’s still an extraordinary achievement, beginning with the unimpeachable classic “Wild Nights” and maintaining a convivial atmosphere throughout, up to and including the Elvis Presley-haunted romantic contemplation of the wonderful gospel-themed title track. This is Van’s version of his American twin Bob Dylan’s New Morning. A fantasy rendering of domestic bliss that feels only too beguiling.