Showing posts with label Record Album Covers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Record Album Covers. Show all posts

Friday, January 18, 2013

RECORD ALBUM COVERS

FLEA MARKET FINDS #79

At the thrift store the other day, I found this video game themed record album cover, Chart Action 83 from K-Tel Records! Isn't it rad?

Chart Action 83 Record Album Cover

I'm kind of a sucker for nifty album covers and I've made it a habit to buy 'em if they're cheap. I have a good stack that I need to scan and share, so here are some of my recent scans.

The Swingin Eye Record Album Cover
"Here's looking at you!"

The Limelight Strings The Sound of Jerome Kern Record Album Cover
"We're from the future and we're talking on these new groovy contraptions called cell phones!"

After A Hard Day - Music To Relax By Record Ablum Cover
"Hey gorgeous! Pull my finger."

Charlie My Boy Record Album Cover
Apparently chicks dig giant harmonicas. Who knew? I guess Charlie did, that's who!

Great Organ Hits Record Album Cover
Looks like Eddie is getting ready to blast off! 

Knights on Broadway Record Album Cover
For some reason, King Richard reminds me of a villain from the old Batman TV show. Like some diabolical evil doer who turns people into little dolls and controls him with his mind! 

Tennessee Ernie Ford Invites You To Come To The Fair Record Album Cover
Poor Tennessee Ernie Ford spent the day alone at the Indiana State Fair! Oh well, looks like he won a lot of stuffed animals, so that's good.

Friday, December 23, 2011

RECORD ALBUM COVERS OF CHRISTMAS PAST

FLEA MARKET FRIDAYS #59

"I'll buy that for a dollar!"  I hit the tacky Christmas record lottery when I recently found these albums.  All but two were from the same collection and all were a buck each!







Sunday, December 19, 2010

TRON SOUNDTRACK


My beat up soundtrack album of Tron. Such a unique and excellent soundtrack by Wendy Carlos. Here's an ad for the soundrack out of Starlog magazine.


I'm equally enjoying the Daft Punk scored Tron Legacy soundtrack.

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

TO LORAINE FROM ELAINE & HENRY: A RECORD ALBUM X-MAS WRAPPER


From the 1960's, is this nifty Christmas record wrapper sleeve that I picked up last year at a local flea market. According to the To & From box it was a gift to Lorraine from Elaine and Henry.

Apparently Lorraine wasn’t fond of the record that Elaine and Henry picked out. When I found it, this Eddy Arnold album was inside still sealed in the original cellophane.

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

EARL NIGHTINGALE ALBUM -- A GREAT WAY TO LIVE . . . A TRAGIC WAY TO DIE

I just picked up this Earl Nightingale record album called a great way to live. . . at the thrift store. Checkout those happy teenagers cruising in their convertible having a fun and carefree time. When you flip the album over. . .


you get a shock, as all the fun living teenagers are dead from a gruesome car wreck.


I really need to invest in a record player so I can find out how these hip kids bought the farm. My guess is that they were paying too much attention to the guitar playing kid in the back or maybe the gal with the hat had some Old Crow tucked away in that picnic basket.

Here's a couple of Earl Nightingale videos from his 1970 TV show Our Changing World. The first one is about Edgar Allen Poe.





Video originally uploaded by SeaJay3.

Friday, July 20, 2007

THE HAUNTED MANSION DISNEYLAND RECORD & BOOK

FLEA MARKET FRIDAYS #18

The First Lady actually found this at a flea market when she was flipping thru a big box of kid's records back in June. I was going to hold it back for my all Halloween month in October, but since this week turned into a Disneyland week, I think it's perfect for today's FM Friday! Here's some scans from the book.











Friday, May 11, 2007

STAR WARS SOUNDTRACK ON VINYL

One evening, dad came home with a bag of Star Wars goodies for us kids. He pulled out of the shopping bag the Star Wars soundtrack and two oversized Star Wars comics. (I’ll post about these tomorrow.) As an extra bonus he also brought home a big box of glazed donuts!

The whole family listened to the soundtrack and enjoyed some glazed donuts and comic books!

Here are some photos of our Star Wars album. I bet if I looked close enough I might find some sticky glazed finger prints somewhere on it.







This is the poster that was "free inside" the album. It hung on my bedroom wall for years.

Monday, August 07, 2006

MUSIC MACHINE RECORD WITH ROBBY THE ROBOT

Robby the Robot, the Music Machine, has his groove on and he hopes with this 1977 compilation record from K-tel that you’ll get your groove thing going too!



This album has it all with the original stars with their original top 10 hits. You’ll hear songs from Andy Gibb, K.C. & The Sunshine Band, Sylvers, Marvin Gaye, Wild Cherry, Kenny Rogers, Kiss, Alice Cooper, Abba, and Bill Conti! Wow, all that on one record and it’s been advertised on TV!

Hey, there’s a bonus, ‘cause free inside is a far-out poster of K.C.& The Sunshine Band with a Fan Club order form.


On the back old Robby is turning up the disco space funk so we can all get down or up or whatever!


Wednesday, August 02, 2006

DEAN MARTIN FRENCH STYLE



This record cover is a fine example why Dean Martin was one of the coolest cats on the planet!!!