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Tag Archives: Design
Basic
Alongside every sleeve which we can admire today sit hundreds which rightly get ignored. Here is one, picked up recently for a project. It shows us the hum drum work some designers had to churn out to make ends meet! … Continue reading
Je t’aime…
Anyone who spent any time in the Sixties could not fail to be aware of actress Jane Birkin, and her recording career which started with the infamous Sege Gainsbourg duet Je t’aime… moi non plus. Birkin’s recent passing (or as her … Continue reading
Posted in 7" single, sexy sleeves, Sleeve Designers
Tagged album sleeve, Design, Jane Birkin, polyfoto
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Christmas with A&M
A nice piece of record industry memorabilia from the Seventies. Label back then flooded record shops with promotional material and catalogue updates were often piled up on shop counters. This example was produced by A&M Records for their Christmas 1976 … Continue reading
Tagged 1976, A&M, Catalogue, Design, ephemera, Girl dressed as santa, memorabilia, music industry
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Moonlight
Another of the “exotic beauty” style of glamorous album sleeves which Capitol excelled at in the late 1950s. Caribbean Moonlight by Les Baxter was issued in 1957 and got into Billboards ‘pop instrumental’ chart the following year. I would be … Continue reading
Posted in Crate Digging, sexy sleeves
Tagged album sleeve, Capitol, Caribbean Moonlight, Design, exotic, Fifties, glamour, Les Baxter
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Wild!
I have always liked the Fontana Popular Jazz Series of albums for their continuity of cover design. There were three dozen issued in the mid 1960s and all but one went for the same look. Namely a monochrome backdrop of … Continue reading
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Tagged album sleeve, art, Design, Erasure, Fontana, girl in bikini, sixties, The Dutch Swing College Band, Wild!
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Carpenters Live
I’m not a big Carpenters fan so the sleeve below is not one I’m familiar with. It’s not going to make many best covers of all time polls that’s for sure! Overall it’s well executed, given that this was pre-Photoshop … Continue reading
Posted in Crate Digging
Tagged 1976, A&M Records, advertising, Carpenters, Design, flyer, Palladium
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Cha cha cha
Chris Meloche in Canada found this nice Cha Cha Cha album by Cugat in his local thrift store a while back, so I’ve dug out two more on the same lines for this post. These Latin themed albums were very … Continue reading
Posted in Crate Digging
Tagged album sleeve, Cha cha cha, Columbia, Design, Latin Heat, Mambo, Presto records, Xavier Cugat
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Scheherajazz
Released on the budget Somerset label in America in 1959, Scheherajazz has become a bit of a cult recording apparently. Although not credited, the cover is by Will Dresser, who did quite a few designs for the label from the … Continue reading
Sun Surf and Steel
This one has sat in my sleeve collection for a while. I picked it up as I liked the unusual stormy monochrome cover photo (credited to Max Cherrie, their leader), very unlike the usual sort of touristy idyll images of … Continue reading
Repackaging
The Billy May album above dates back to 1953, originally released as Bacchanalia, a 10” album. It has to be said that original sleeve is pretty mad – a Flintstones style cartoon picture of Romans partying away and some freestyle … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950s, album sleeve, Billy May, Decca, Design, London Records, World Record Club
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