1	Firefly Drums, Bass, Guitar, Percussion, Synthesizer [Arp String Ensemble], Backing Vocals – Andrew Gold	3:19
2	Learning The Game Backing Vocals – Brock Walsh, Kenny EdwardsBass – WaddyDrums – Michael BottsMandolin – Kenny EdwardsPiano, Tambourine – Andrew GoldSteel Guitar – Dan DugmoreSynthesizer [Arp String Ensemble] – Brock Walsh	4:07
3	Do Wah Diddy Backing Vocals – Andrew Gold, Brock Walsh, Kenny Edwards, Peter Asher, Val GarayBass – Leland SklarDrums – Russell KunkelHandclaps – Andrew Gold, Peter AsherRhythm Guitar [Second] – Danny KortchmarSoloist, Rhythm Guitar [First] – Andrew Gold	2:51
4	Go Back Home Again Backing Vocals – Brock Walsh, Kenny EdwardsBass – Kenny EdwardsDrums – Michael BottsGuitar [Left], Soloist, Piano, Congas, Tambourine, Tom Tom – Andrew GoldGuitar [Right] – Dan Dugmore	3:10
5	Hope You Feel Good Backing Vocals – Brock Walsh, Kenny EdwardsBass – Kenny EdwardsDrums – Russell KunkelGuitar – WaddyPiano, Tambourine, Shaker, Recorder – Andrew Gold	4:48
6	Stay Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Piano, Organ, Cabasa, Other [Sandblocks] – Andrew GoldBacking Vocals – Andrew Gold, Kenny Edwards, Linda Ronstadt, Peter AsherBass – Kenny EdwardsClaves – Peter AsherCongas – Tessie CoenDrums – Michael BottsElectric Guitar [Rhythm] – Dan DugmoreElectric Piano – Clarence McDonaldHandclaps – Andrew Gold, Peter Asher	4:45
7	Passing Thing Backing Vocals – Brock WalshBass – Leland SklarDrums – Russell KunkelPiano – Andrew GoldShakuhachi [Shaku Hachi] – Donald Menza	4:10
8	One Of Them Is Me Acoustic Guitar – Brock WalshBacking Vocals – Andrew Gold, Brock Walsh, Kenny EdwardsBass – Kenny EdwardsDrums – Michael BottsElectric Guitar – WaddyElectric Piano, Finger Cymbals – Andrew GoldSteel Guitar – Dan DugmoreTambourine, Shaker – Peter Asher	3:59
9	Lonely Boy Backing Vocals – Linda RonstadtBass – Kenny EdwardsDrums, Bells [Sleigh] – Michael BottsElectric Piano, Synthesizer [Arp String Ensemble] – Brock WalshHandclaps – Andrew Gold, Peter AsherLead Guitar – WaddyRhythm Guitar – Dan Dugmore	4:22
10	Angel Woman Piano – Andrew Gold	1:33
11	Must Be Crazy Backing Vocals – Andrew Gold, Kenny EdwardsBass – Leland SklarCongas – Tessie CoenDrums – Russell KunkelElectric Guitar – Danny KortchmarHandclaps – Andrew Gold, Peter AsherPiano, Tambourine, Organ – Andrew GoldSoloist, Saxophone – Donald Menza	4:12

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
7ES-1086, 7ES 1086	Andrew Gold	What's Wrong With This Picture? ‎(LP, Album)	Asylum Records, Asylum Records	7ES-1086, 7ES 1086	Canada	1976
7E-1086	Andrew Gold	What's Wrong With This Picture? ‎(Cass, Album)	Asylum Records	7E-1086	US	1976
7E-1086	Andrew Gold	What's Wrong With This Picture? ‎(LP, Album, Promo, PRC)	Asylum Records	7E-1086	US	1976
7E-1086	Andrew Gold	What's Wrong With This Picture? ‎(LP, Album)	Asylum Records	7E-1086	Australia	1976
P-10290Y	Andrew Gold	What's Wrong With This Picture? ‎(LP, Album, Promo)	Asylum Records	P-10290Y	Japan	1977

• Arranged By [String And Horn] – David Campbell
• Concertmaster – Charles Veal Jr.
• Engineer – Val Garay
• Engineer [Assistant] – Dennis Kirk, Greg Ladanyi
• Mastered By – Doug Sax
• Producer – Peter Asher

What's Wrong with This Picture is the second album by the singer-songwriter Andrew Gold. It was released in 1976 on Asylum Records. It includes the hit single Lonely Boy which peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard singles chart featuring Linda Ronstadt on backing vocals. The album's artwork reflects its title, mimicking a style of visual puzzle that consists of various logical inconsistencies or paradoxes for the viewer to try to identify. What's Wrong with This Picture 1976. Andrew Gold is the first album by singer-songwriter Andrew Gold. It was released in 1975 on Asylum Records. Linda Ronstadt, of whose band Gold was a member at the time, appears on the album. 1 Reception. What's Wrong With This Picture continued in the same vein as Andrew Gold's first release, only this time the emphasis is on covers rather than original material. Herein lies his Top 40 hit Lonely Boy, as well as his precise rendition of Buddy Holly's Learning the Game. Sophomore jinx aside, this is a very satisfying album. The second studio album by american singersongwriter Andrew Gold, released in 1976. I do not own anything in the video and am only uploading this Soft Rock. Andrew Gold. Songs in album Andrew Gold - What's Wrong With This Picture 1976. Andrew Gold - Hope You Feel Good. Andrew Gold - Passing Thing. Andrew Gold - Do Wah Diddy. Andrew Gold - Learning The Game. Andrew Gold - Angel Woman. Album 1976 16 Songs. What's Wrong With This Picture, 2004. Earth, Wind & Fire Boogie Wonderland. Radio Monte Carlo Gold Collection. JAY-Z Empire State of Mind. Completa tu colección de Andrew Gold. The album title is an invitation. Carefully examine the cover and you will discover many errors and incongruities. Andrew Gold DO WAH DIDDY DIDDY by Manfred Mann 1976 Whats Wrong With This Picture 2:52. Andrew Gold - Lonely Boy Original Version 4:21. Firefly - andrew gold 3:19. Listen free to Andrew Gold What's Wrong with This Picture Hope You Feel Good, Passing Thing and more. 11 tracks 41:03. Little-known artists like Andrew Gold could have many hit songs. This album was originally released on the Asylum label,the sister of Elektra. Gold began his musical career as a session musician for Linda Ronstadt,a labelmate of Gold's. This album is Gold's second,the first being self-titled