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Starlets and Pin-ups

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Mmmeeeeeeeeee-ooooooow

Ann Margret on this cover from Dot Records in Japan  “Dynamic Sounds”  George Cates

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A nice one of Jayne Mansfield’s “45”s

Another 45 rpm by Jayne Mansfield  “Snicksnack – Snuckelchen” b/w … who cares!  Polydor Records

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Sofa, so good!

Another in the Japanese RCA Victor Records series “Bed Time Music” (see others here on LpCoverLover).     This one with the beautiful model, playmate, actress Dianne Weber.

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A Jayne addiction

JAYNE MANSFIELD   on the cover of this French Philips records 45EP.   “Combelle New Sound”

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Kneelin’ and dealin’

Jayne Mansfield on the cover here!   Eddie Barclay   “Musique de Films”   Barclay Records EP   (French)

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Waiting for Bardot

Bidgitte Bardot   “Invitation to Films”   Barclay Records (Japan)

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“It Do Me So Good”

Ann-Margret   “Gimme Love” b/w “It Do Me So Good” !!   RCA Victor

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Tween peak

Peggy Lipton Ode Records   (1968)     For me she’ll always be “Julie” from the “Mod Squad” (which was on during my formative, and heavily TV influenced, pre-teen years).   But she’s also been Mrs. Quincy Jones, Norma Jennings on “Twin Peaks” and is the mom of Rashida Jones’ (from “The Office”).   This is the first of two LPs that she made.   Each includes a composition by Laura Nyro:   Stoney End (1968), and Lu (1970) and they both made the Billboard Charts.   (As did many others with Nyro songs – Barbara Streisand, Three Dog Night, The Fifth Dimension, etc.).   It’s not as bad as most of the “golden throats” recordings by TV stars.   And the cover shot of Lipton, a former Ford model isn’t bad either.

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Reynold’s rap

Debbie Reynolds   MGM Records E.P. (U.K.)

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Chrome dreams

Brigitte Bardot   “Harley Davidson”

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