Something’s not kosher here
“Jewish Wedding Dances ” Tikva Records Fun with photoshop!
(50 votes, average: 3.30 out of 5)
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Accidents will happen
“Let This Be a Lesson to You (Drunk Driver)” Tommy Ellison Atlanta International Records (1990) The harrowing story of deadly car crash with a twisted ending.
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Green day
“El Incredible HULK” / “La Masa” By Sandro on Belter Records (Spain)
(42 votes, average: 3.19 out of 5) Loading ...
Blues march
“Music to Chase the Blues Away” Michel Attenoux and his New Orleans Orchestra (1956) Felsted Records (UK)
(34 votes, average: 3.06 out of 5) Loading ...
Bewitched, bothered and bewildered
Rodgers and Hart’s “Pal Joey” The film score by Stanley Applewaite and Orchestra On budget label Design Records. (1957)
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Pick your poison
Adriano Celentano “L’unica Chance” Clan Records
(43 votes, average: 3.60 out of 5) Loading ...
Specs, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll
I loved this song as a kid in 1967. John Fred and His Playboys “Judy in Disguise (with Glasses)” This puke-green psycho-billy, titty shaker sleeve from Denmark is misleading as the song is a kind of bubblegum knock-off of “Lucy in the Skies with Diamonds”. The California Records label also a bit odd!
Judy in disguise, well that’s what you are
Lemonade pie with a brand new car.
Cantalope eyes come to me tonight
Judy in disguise with glasses.
Lemonade pie with a brand new car.
Cantalope eyes come to me tonight
Judy in disguise with glasses.
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Beware, soft shoulder ahead
We’re back with a big new stack of great covers ready to post. Here’s one off the top. A sweet, sexy sleeve from France on the Barclay Records label. Emil Stern’s “En T’attendant” (1957)
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Flip’n awesome
A late career cover illustration from David Stone Martin (1981) for the Flip Fhillips album “Flipenstein” on Progressive Records The titles of the eight songs all have something to do with monsters of one sort or another. Three standards — “Satin Takes a Holiday,” “Witchcraft” and “Ghost of a Chance” — are joined by five tunes written by Phillips; Vampire’s Dream,” “Dracula’s Dance,” “Ghoul of My Dreams,” “Hangman’s Noose” and “The Claw.”
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Lucky draw
Lucky Thompson and Friends “Kinfolks Corner” Rivoli Records (1966) WITH TOMMY FLANAGAN FRANK ANDERSON WALLY RICHARDSON
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