The Fraternal Order of Bachelors (or The He-Man Women-Haters Club)

Finding art in thrift store freebie bins is just a matter of outlook.

Genuine Electric Latin Love Machine Persuasive electronics by Richard Hayman. Front and back cover. 1969. Moog synthesizer arranged by Richard Hayman, programmed by Walter Sear. Cover art and design: Stephen Maka/Henry Epstein.

Volume II of “Supersonic Guitars” by Billy Mure on MGM Records.

On the cover: “Forecast Solar Toy Designed for Aluminum Company of America’s Forecast Collection by Charles Eames.”

One of the “Music for Gracious Living” series of easy listening records on Columbia. The series focused on various scenes of home entertaining (e.g., the backyard barbeque, card games, “after the dance”)

The great cartoonist Jack Davis illustrated this classic cover. “Bob and Ray Throw A Stereo Spectacular” a Living Stereo RCA Victor compilation lp.

Another Tina Louise cheesecake cover. (You know, Ginger on “Gilligan’s Island”.)

“C’mon, Granny’s asleep.   Just once, for me.   Pleeease.”