Cassette Cover Art Library: In Memoriam ...

Friday, January 20, 2012

In Memoriam ...

OK i know i'm breaking an unwritten rule here by posting tapes that are neither old , or rare, but they are good, and due to Etta James' recent passing away last night, entirely justified.
She was one of the greats.. I can't think of anything more apt to say...
This first one was titled after her most well known song...

This next one has been around a very long time.. I remember having it on the original vinyl, back over 30 years ago

RIP Ms James

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Artists In order of Completion

In order to make it earsier to know what has been updated, as the front page will not appear different, the artists that have been re-compiled into all on one post will appear here...

To access these posts, just click the name in the menu below..

These are the artists that have been compiled so far...

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My Album with The Catch

1) B.B. King

2) Pink Floyd

5) Albert King

8) Historia De La Musica Rock

9) Duane Eddy

10) Fifties Rock & Roll artists

11 ) Reel to Reel tapes

12 ) John Mayall / Bluesbreakers

13) Small Faces

14) David Bowie

15) Eight Track Cartridges

16) The Beatles

17) Humble Pie

18 Ampex cassettes

19) Steve Miller Band

My Copyright notice (IMPORTANT!!!!!)

The original copyrights in these cover designs continue to be owned by whoever designed them.. However by posting photos and scans of them here for informational and entertainment uses only, I claim the actual intent of "Fair Use' rights.

However, I add this on my own..

You may use these for any private purpose you see fit, but

YOU MAY NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES WHATSOEVER USE THESE SCANS FOR ANY COMMERCIAL PURPOSE WHAT SO EVER!!

That means NO copying and posting on Ebay, or any other commercial website, to 'represent' the item you're too lazy or dishonest to scan or photograph for yourself..

If i ever find you have been using my scans to represent your items on any sales website WHATSOEVER.. i will IMMEDIATELY report you.

That also means no copying these scans to assist in creating 'Fake' cassettes either, for any commercial sale.

I WILL REPORT YOU!

Collecting is tricky enough without theives and liars getting into the mix...

And i look LONG and HARD to find ones in condition as good as these are to display..

Thank you for your time..

Doc

If you have , or know where to find , these cassettes...

..and are willing to part with them.. Please! let me know..

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Early 70's first or early edition Fleetwood Mac issues:

Mr Wonderful - (UK) CBS/Blue Horizon tape (Blue or red paper label)

Blues Jam at Chess/In Chicago - (UK) CBS/Blue Horizon (Blue or red paper label)

...also issued as Fleetwood Mac In Chicago on Sire/GRT as two cassettes (blue cassettes?)

The Original Fleetwood Mac (UK) CBS (red paper label)

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Original US reprise releases:

Then Play On, Bare Trees, Penguin, Mystery to Me, Heros Are Hard To Find (US) Ampex snapcase

First edition British Reprise issues:

Then Play On, Kiln House, Penguin, Mystery to Me, Heroes Are Hard To Find (UK) all with Yellow paper labels

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Savoy Brown - Getting to the Point, Blue Matter, A Step Further, Looking in, Street Corner Talking Hellbound Train , Wire Fire (all US releases - Parrot/London)

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Any of the Canadian Capitol/Daffodil "Immediate" issues

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Ten Years After - Self titled debut album, Stonedhenge (UK - Deram)

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SMALL FACES

any Immediate albums:

"Autumn Stone"

"Small Faces" (Self-titled Immediate album)

"Small Faces" (Self-titled Decca album)

Autumn Stone (Immediate)

all were distributed on Capitol in North America

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Zappa/ Mothers -

Absolutely Free (Verve/Ampex cassette),

Lumpy Gravy (Verve/Ampex cassette),

All Reprise/Ampex issues,

Burnt Weeny Sandwich, Grand Wazoo (US Reprise ),

and most Canadian isssues

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I'll be adding to this list as I think of things..

Thanks!

Friday, January 20, 2012

In Memoriam ...

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