Here’s one from the weird albums department. Howard Menger was either a lunatic, an alien contactee, or a first-class grifter, or maybe all three, whatever you prefer. UFO contact is a bit […]
Artist: Bucky Crawford Title: Red, White and the Blues! Year: 1962 Label: Mount Vernon Music Cover Design: Burt Portnoy For more great sleeves, visit the Cheesecake Album Cover Gallery.
Who Are You is the last essential Who album. Don’t get me wrong: It’s Hard has some good stuff on it, and Face Dances is–well, it’s Face Dances. Endless Wire, released in […]
His was a career known for its creativity, but even the great David Bowie had a creative peak. Some might argue that Bowie’s finest work happened during the years he collaborated with […]
Artist: Knightsbridge Strings Title: (Big Beat) Year: 196-? Label: Riverside Album Design: Ken Deardoff Photographer: Frederic Smith For more great sleeves, visit the Cheesecake Album Cover Gallery.
No, this isn’t the infamous “butcher cover,” though it’s certainly depicted here.
This isn’t my favorite Elton John album, but it has a couple of things going for it.
Artist: The Jonah Jones Quartet Title: Swingin’ On Broadway Year: 1957 Label: Capitol Photographer: Joe Covello–Black Star For more great sleeves, visit the Cheesecake Album Cover Gallery.
This is the one that started it all for hall of famers Ann and Nancy Wilson.
“Hey, Steve?” “Yeah, Cozy?”
Why It Matters 