Great Covers - Part 2

Joni Mitchell - Song to a Seagull
Joni Mitchell - Song to a Seagull (1968)
A dreamy hand drawn delight and a teeny fish eye view of Joni sporting a pink plastic umbrella.

Herbie Hancock - Headhunters
Herbie Hancock - Headhunters (1973)
Iconic tribalism in acid sharp colours.

The Underneath - The Lunatic Dawn of the Dismantler
The Underneath - The Lunatic Dawn of the Dismantler (1987)
Spanners and home cooked typography from one of Karl Blake’s side projects.

Early Day Miners - All Harm Ends Here
Early Day Miners - All Harm Ends Here (2005)
Triple fold greatness that just dies a horrible death in CD format

Comments

Anonymous said…
These covers are fantastic!
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And the records? Worthwhile?
Cloudboy said…
I think you would like the Karl Blake one. Some really great songs on it and enormous guitar...

Headhunters LP is the perfect summer jazz/funk fusion and groovy electronic keyboards from the creative end of the 70's spectrum...

Early Day miners - americana guitars and vocals (lovely ambling stuff) who's early sound was not unlike the Red House Painters...

Guess Joni is a bit too folksy singer songwriter for you but she's a favourite to my hippy side...