This is like a beautiful old postcard.

Check out this very cool chick on the cover of an album from Argentina.

This French 10-inch sleeve features a pretty cheesecake illustration from the late fifties.

A classic example of fifties cheesecake art on the small Rama label.

I collect albums that were issued as multiple cover puzzles. Riverside issued nine lps that created three sexy, cheesecake puzzles. Here is one set. The series “Compositions of…” compiled an amazing collection of modern jazz performances and showcased the writing of Ellington, Monk and Dizzy Gillespie alongside sets of Gershwin, Arlen and Berlin.

This is a beautiful example of a vintage 1950’s burlesque, stripper lp. It’s on a mirco label Maestro and is signed by the “artist”. The graphics are great.

This is a beautiful example of a 1950’s cheesecake cover from Liberty records. The dramatic lighting, the stylish pose, the shag rug, the cigarette smoke – even the cool lamp – set the stage for a record that promises seductive, easy-listening, bachelor pad music.

Connie Russell “Don’t Smoke in Bed”   United Artists Records