Vinyl Album - Andrew Gold - What's Wrong With This Picture? - Asylum

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Andrew Gold
Title:	What's Wrong With This Picture?
Label:	Asylum
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	7E-1086
Date:	Dec 1976
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	17 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Andrew Gold	Hope You Feel Good	Stephen Ferguson, Andrew Gold	Rate
A2	Andrew Gold	Passing Thing	Andrew Gold	Rate
A3	Andrew Gold	Do Wah Diddy	Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich	Rate
A4	Andrew Gold	Learning The Game	Buddy Holly	Rate
A5	Andrew Gold	Angel Woman	Andrew Gold	Rate
A6	Andrew Gold	Must Be Crazy	Andrew Gold	Rate
B1	Andrew Gold	Lonely Boy	Andrew Gold	7.0 Rate
B2	Andrew Gold	Firefly	Andrew Gold	Rate
B3	Andrew Gold	Stay	Maurice Williams	7.0 Rate
B4	Andrew Gold	Go Back Home Again	Andrew Gold	Rate
B5	Andrew Gold	One Of Them Is Me	Andrew Gold	Rate

Notes

CB Album Reviews: January 8, 1977

Produced by Peter Asher
Engineered by Val Garay
Recorded at The Sound Factory in March, May & October 1976

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dr.pepper1952 ● 21st Dec 2021		add another Labels



Beggars Road 18th May 2019		The legs on the chair next to the door are not touching the floor. I can't tell...



Bgray1 18th May 2019		Label variant images added.



Klepsie 23rd May 2017		Here's a list of 33 things wrong with this picture.



Bhimsen Ikaika Kumar-Reyes 23rd May 2017		The reason why the catalog number was printed upside down on the sticker was to keep up with the album's front cover design in finding out how many things that are wrong in the picture.



TheDroid 11th Apr 2016		Added front and back cover, inner sleeve, sticker and label images. I wonder why the catalog number was printed upside down on the promotional sticker for the single Lonely Boy? By the way, that was Andrew's one and only Top Ten charting single coming in at #7 on Billboard Hot 100. It featured background vocals by Linda Ronstadt who was very hot on the charts herself at this time.



umbria99 2nd Aug 2015		Found in a charity shop in Winchester, Hampshire for 33p today. 'Lonely Boy' was the subject of the great literal dance routines by Legs & Co on Top of the Pops.