Another Philips Records cover designed by the great photographer and designer Paul Huf. Massenet Scenes Pittoresque/Scenes Alsaciennes by L’ Orchestre des Concerts Lamoureux and Jean Fournet, Leitung.
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“Today’s Top Hits” by the HOMESTEAD (?) on Homestead Records (of course) 1979 Featuring bad recreations of chart toppers of the day, like Randy Newman’s “Short People,” one of the greatest politically incorrect songs of all time.
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Sweet Linda Divine “I’ll Say It Again” Columbia Records (1970) I’ll say it again, the best beat diggers know that this has some funky cuts.
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I had this album as a kid. A great example of how a pretty girl can sell a cover and how a cover can sell an lp. The music is great and I would never have known at 14 if not for those “angel eyes” Dave Brubeck Quartet “Angel Eyes” Columbia Records
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“Sensas!” Claude Bolling Philips Microgroove Records
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“Amor a la Mala” Angel Vasquez (El Rey de los Jibaritos” Santos Records
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Sun Ra and his Arkestra featurig John Gilmore on Tenor Sax I don’t have any information about this as I don’t have the disc, just the cover, which is “homemade.” The back is all pasted over with gold foil and the front has hand-coloring and some stickers. I think that this covered one of Sun Ra’s records on Saturn. Any Sun Ra followers out there that can shine some light here?
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J.P Teaches You To Rock!! (Columbia Records)
Step 1. The overexcited greeting
Step 2. A little air guitar
Step 3. Laugh at a joke
Step 4. Lay your cards on the table
Step 5. “I’m totally broke!”
Step 6: Always finish with Jazz Hands…
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