“Pa’que pa’ que” and “Sombrero Sao”   Lyra Records from Bolivia   These are beautiful little covers with bright, rich saturated colors.  I don’t know how these were printed, but the ink is thick and textured to the touch.

“Money is to Burn”  (Cookin’ the books?  Fiscal inferno?)

Here’s a truely generic recording with a sweet little sleeve.  No artists credited just the following back note “A very fine performance by both Musicians and Singing Artists, a very stimulating record”  And one of the six covers is called “Alternate Title” ?   Avenue Records  London, England  (1967)   Nice lo-fi player too!

Les Moustaches on the Monte Carlo label  (France).   Here’s one for my New Zealand friend, performer and renaissance man Rodrick (AKA Griffin Point).   Check him out.

BOKAKA!  by Nestor  Fontana Records France (1977)

“I Love”  Monty Kelly  Essex Records  “A High-Fidelity Collection of Sensations in Sounds and Moods”  (A nice tag line for LP Cover Lover too).  This is one of a classic series of 10″ and 45 RPM records on the Essex label.  Each with a beautiful cheesecake model and fifties mod cover.   What an outfit!  Bachelor Pad gold!

Bell Records  “Trouble In Paradise”

Georgie Dann  “Casatschok Raskatchoff” (??)

Johnny Poi and his Oahu Islanders  “Hawaiian Kiddie Luau”  Cricket Records

“Apres Le Twist”  Victory Records  (1959)  France