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Track Listings
| 1. What's Wrong With This Picture |
| 2. Whinin' Boy Moan |
| 3. Evening In June |
| 4. Too Many Myths |
| 5. Somerset |
| 6. Meaning Of Loneliness |
| 7. Stop Drinking |
| 8. Goldfish Bowl |
| 9. Once In A Blue Moon |
| 10. Saint James Infirmary |
| 11. Little Village |
| 12. Fame |
| 13. Get On With The Show |
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What's Wrong with This Picture? is Van Morrison's inaugural release for the pre-eminent jazz label Blue Note, previously a home to some of the most esteemed names in jazz history, including Art Blakey, Thelonius Monk and Miles Davis. Nothing short of a legend himself, Morrison is more than capable of holding-up in such distinguished company, although, disappointingly, there is something frustratingly prescriptive and spiritually underwhelming blighting his more recent work on the jazz/ blues trajectory. Still, herein lies the inspirational Van Morrison of yore, a wandering poetic soul "Sippin' cider in the shade" on "Somerset"
What's Wrong with This Picture? is Van Morrison's inaugural release for the pre-eminent jazz label Blue Note, previously a home to some of the most esteemed names in jazz history, including Art Blakey, Thelonius Monk and Miles Davis. Nothing short of a legend himself, Morrison is more than capable of holding-up in such distinguished company, although, disappointingly, there is something frustratingly prescriptive and spiritually underwhelming blighting his more recent work on the jazz/ blues trajectory. Still, herein lies the inspirational Van Morrison of yore, a wandering poetic soul "Sippin' cider in the shade" on "Somerset"