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Van Morrison's album "Astral Weeks" shares its title with Charles Mingus' album "The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady". The question is asking which artist's album shares the same title as Van Morrison's "Astral Weeks", and the correct answer is Charles Mingus.

Van Morrison's parents owned a record store called Caledonia Records.

In the album "A Period of Transition" by Van Morrison, Dr. John contributed to every track.

"Astral Weeks" is the correct answer because although it is now considered one of Van Morrison's most critically acclaimed albums, it did not initially chart in the U.S. upon its release in 1968. Despite its lack of commercial success at the time, the album has since gained a cult following and is regarded as a masterpiece of folk and jazz fusion.

Jimmy Page is the correct answer because he is a famous British guitarist who appeared with Van Morrison on the first cut of "Gloria" in 1964. This collaboration between Page and Morrison is well-known in music history. Brian Robertson, Eric Clapton, and John Lennon are not associated with this specific collaboration.

Van Morrison has stated in interviews that Bruce Springsteen has ripped off his style the most. This suggests that Van Morrison believes that Springsteen has heavily borrowed from his musical style and incorporated it into his own work.

Epic was the first record label to sign Van Morrison.

Van Morrison appears as a guest on the album "Reload" by Tom Jones.

In the 1980s, Van Morrison purchased a recording studio in Bath.

His Band and the Street Choir was the first album that Van Morrison produced by himself. This album, released in 1970, showcased Morrison's musical talents as he took on the roles of songwriter, producer, and arranger. It marked a departure from the introspective sound of his previous album, Astral Weeks, and embraced a more upbeat and soulful sound. With this album, Morrison demonstrated his ability to take full creative control and successfully deliver a cohesive and enjoyable musical experience.

John Mellencamp is the artist who covered Van Morrison's "Wild Night" with Meshell Ndegeocello.

L. Ron Hubbard is the correct answer because he was thanked by Van Morrison in the liner notes for "Inarticulate Speech of the Heart".

Van Morrison appeared as a guest on the album "Sailing to Philadelphia" by Dire Straits singer Mark Knopfler.

In the film "Nine Months," the Van Morrison album that appears several times is "Avalon Sunset."

Van Morrison covered Bob Dylan's, "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" for the film "Basquiat".