About the album: ‘You’re Driving Me Crazy’ is a new studio collaboration between Van Morrison and legendary Hammond organist Joey DeFrancesco

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You're Driving Me Crazy is the 39th studio album by Irish musician Van Morrison and Joey DeFrancesco. Miss Otis Regrets" (Cole Porter). Hold It Right There" (Clark Terry, William Grey, Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson). All Saints Day" (Morrison). The Way Young Lovers Do" (Morrison). The Things I Used to Do" (Eddie Jones). Travellin' Light" (Trummy Young, Jimmy Mundy, Johnny Mercer). Close Enough for Jazz" (Morrison). Goldfish Bowl" (Morrison)

With the album clocking in at seventy-one minutes in length, the expertise brought to light, created the defining sense that You’re Driving Me Crazy was inherently far too short. Everyone on this record comes off as energetic and inspired, everyone’s game has been elevated, the music roams between traditional blues and jazz standards, along with Morrison’s own back catalog, all presented in a fashion that will bring new listeners and fans of these two great men into their respective folds.

You’re Driving Me Crazy is the first Van Morrison album to be released on Sony subsidiaries throughout the world (a fact obscured slightly by Versatile, which inaugurated his domestic deal with the label in the . but was licensed to Caroline elsewhere). So, maybe Morrison was running out a contract. Five decades later, he doesn’t seem to be in a rush to get anywhere; judging by Roll With the Punches and Versatile, two pleasurable albums of familiar tunes performed by a crew composed largely of longtime Van veterans, he’s happy right where he is. You’re Driving Me Crazy adjusts that formula, with Morrison swapping out his usual suspects for Joey DeFrancesco’s hard-driving soul-jazz combo of guitarist Dan Wilson, tenor saxophonist Troy Roberts, and drummer Michael Ode.

DeFrancesco, who signed his first deal with Columbia Records at the age of 16, has performed with Miles Davis, John McLaughlin, Grover Washington, Jr. and many more while leading his own band, and is responsible for bringing the classic Hammond organ sound back to the world of jazz in the late 1980s