Record sleeve for a ten-inch 78rpm record. Line block printed design in purple, of a teenaged girl and boy sitting on the floor listening to records. Issued by Columbia, EMI. Printed in the UK, ca.1959.
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Gayot Ombre in use for a generic record sleeve from Strawberries Records & Tapes. MeTV: Don't be fooled by the cute name — this New England–based chain had ties to the mob. Strawberries was opened and owned by Morris Levy, erstwhile owner of Manhattan’s famed Birdlan
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78-RPM Spanish Language Record Sleeves. 78-rpm record sleeves not only provided space for record labels to advertise their other artists and releases, but were occasionally beautiful works of art . Here’s a selection of Spanish language, 78-rpm sleeves from the Arhoolie Foundation’s Strachwitz Frontera Collection.
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Atlantic is the only label founded by the sons of a Turkish ambassador. Ahmet Ertegun moved to the United States in 1934 when his father, Munir, was appointed the Turkish ambassador to the U.S. Ahmet quickly became enamoured with American culture and it's music, particularly jazz and R&B. At the time, the major record labels largely ignored these styles. So, in 1947, Ahmet, along with his brother Nesuhi and record producer Herb Abramson, founded their own label, Atlantic. Initially, most of the artists on the label were of the jazz variety. By early 1949, with no hits to speak of, Atlantic came close to folding. Then, in March, the label released a rerecorded version of a local New Orleans hit by "Stick" McGhee and His Buddies. 'Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee' was Atlantic's first hit, peaking at #2 on the R&B chart and even making the Top 30 on the (mostly white) pop chart. Within a few years, Atlantic would became a major player in the burgeoning R&B market with major hits by Ruth Brown, the Clovers, the Drifters, Big Joe Turner, and Ray Charles. Atlantic Records did more than any other label to help make black music mainstream and thus pave the way for rock and roll.
A subsidiary label of Columbia Records since it's formation in 1953, Epic became one of the world's biggest labels. Initially created to carry classical and jazz artists, Epic moved into pop music and it's popularity grew exponentially over the years. The label's peak would be the 1980s, laying claim to Michael Jackson and the biggest album of all time "Thriller." Epic still cranks out the hits today with artists like Sade, Shakira, Incubus, and Sara Bareilles.
Another label that was founded by a unique individual and his (or her) love of music. In this case it was nineteen year old Jac Holzman, whose fascination with electronics and music led him to start his own label in 1950 while still in college. Elektra struggled for several years, but by the end of the decade it had become one of the premier folk music labels. Releases by Tom Paxton, Judy Collins, and Phil Ochs increased it's reputation in the 1960s. Elektra expanded into blues music with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, and in 1965 signed it's first rock act, Love. By 1969, Elektra's roster included The Doors, The Stooges, MC5, and Bread; making it one of the music industry's biggest (and most respected) rock and pop labels.
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This is a personal project inspired by the album 'An awesome wave' by Alt-J. I have tried to reflect the music in the designs as I love they're alternative approach to music. The whole album is filled with atmospheric riffs, dubstep rhythms and acoustic folk topped with unique vocal harmonies.
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I read a good Tweet from "MagCulture":https://twitter.com/magculture recently bemoaning how often you hear/read the “They say print is dead but…” way of introducing interesting and exciting print projects. The same could be said of the commonplace discussion of record sleeve artwork in the context of the post-iPod vinyl revival. So let’s skirt round that well-trodden cultural turf and content ourselves with celebrating a German studio which seems to have utterly mastered the art.
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Exploring the new wave of minimalist design in his book MIN: The New Simplicity in Graphic Design, Stuart Tolley picks out 10 striking contemporary record sleeves that cut through the noise. Words: Stuart Tolley In my new book I investigate the rebirth of minimal graphic design and try to dispel some of the myths associated […]
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Bee-autiful work here from Germany's finest illustration and design studio and shop – Human Empire. Regular contributors to the weekly _Die Zeit_, these guys are illustrating round the clock leading to a fun-filled portfolio containing a lot of things with smiley faces on. There was a time when a lot of design studios had a shop full of artsy goodies to go with them, but it seems to occur less and less now, so thank goodness Human Empire are still flying the flag for super sweet and cute merch. Check out all the record sleeves they've done too, what a talented bunch.
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