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Category Archives: Sleeve Designers
Strange To Your Ears?
Another monochrome cover following on from the White Noise sleeve. Frustratingly the designer of this unusual audio album cover is not given, although I suspect they did sign the art off on the front – but poor cropping means this … Continue reading
Posted in Crate Digging, Sleeve Designers
Tagged 1953, Columbia, Jim Fassett, record sleeve, Strange To Your Ears
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White Noise
I was reading about a proposed live performance from the Radiophonic Workshop the other day and spotted the news that today would be Delia Derbyshire Day. This roughly annual event celebrates the career of the Radiophonic Workshop pioneer. It got … Continue reading
Posted in Sleeve Designers
Tagged album sleeve, Delia Derbyshire, Design, Island Records, White Noise
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Anarchy In The UKulele
This is not a record I would have normally given much time to were it not for the excellent and eye catching packaging. I spotted it at a friends house recently and we ended up listening to most of it! … Continue reading
Posted in Sleeve Designers
Tagged CD, Design, George Formby, Jamie Reid, Pretty Girls, Sex Pistols, Ukulele Orchestra
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Vaughan Oliver
The death of Vaughan Oliver, one half of design partnership 23 Envelope, was announced over the Christmas holiday period. For anyone interested in vinyl sleeve art, Oliver’s name would be impossible to ignore and it seems wrong to be losing … Continue reading
Flamingods
I must confess the resurgence of vinyl during 2019 actually pushed me the other way. So many reissues, a large percentage of which don’t take enough care in their reproduction anyway (and judging by the percentage of limited editions still … Continue reading
Posted in Sleeve Designers
Tagged 2019, Ardneks, art, Design, Flamingods, illustration, Kendra Ahimsa, Levitation, sleeve
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Fashion
We all probably have regrets about unwise fashion choices we’ve made in the past, but if you were in a band this once hip gear is often captured for all time on an album sleeve for all to marvel at … Continue reading
Posted in Crate Digging, Sleeve Designers
Tagged 70s, EMI, Eurovision, fashion, Graphreaks, New Seekers, Pussycat, Robert L. Heimall, Seventies
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Mike Hammer
This great sleeve came from a bunch of odds and ends I bought off a Canadian dealer last year. It dates from 1959 and I thought it was fabulous abstract sleeve, with cool jazz imagery. The art is credited to … Continue reading
Posted in Crate Digging, Jason Kirby, The cool wall
Tagged 1959, abstract, album sleeve, Designer, Fifties, Jason King, jazz., RCA
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Detour To The Moon
With all the news hype* over the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing the past few days, here’s a nice sleeve sort of on topic which I picked up a while back! Mary Ann McCall’s Detour To The Moon actually … Continue reading
Classical sleeves
Three nice illustrated sleeves which I have stumbled across in recent months, all for classical music and issued in the 1950s and 1960s. The first cover design is a real work of art, produced for Columbia’s classical label in 1963 … Continue reading
Nine Inch Nails
I was told NIN would be worth a listen at the start of their career by Vince Chong, a friend in Canada, so was lucky enough to buy most of their early releases and see them on tour in the … Continue reading
Posted in 12" single, Sleeve Designers
Tagged 12", Gary Talpas, Head Like A Hole, Island Records, Nine Inch Nails, sleeve design, typography
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