The NeverEndingWonder.com Gallery of Record Album and CD Cover Art, Page Seven.

This archive of record album and CD cover art presents some of the more historically interesting items I've collected over the years. I've always been intriqued by the odd, the unusual, rare & offbeat - though there is more mainstream material to be found here as well.

The album cover is a lost art - CD covers just don't have the space to create the impressive effect a great 12" cover had, though many artists are doing the best they can given the limitations of the CD. All the albums in this gallery have been played on the NeverEndingWonder Radio Empire. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN See something you'd like to hear? Drop us a line HERE. We'll put it in the playlist and you can tune in.

FRONT COVER: Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks - Where's the Money?
COMMENTS: Both the title and the look on Hicks' face belie a certain cynicism about life. No matter, the up-tempo swing flavored music on the album is pure fun. Hicks is an American music veteran. In the early 60's he was a member of The Charlatans.. Today he is still touring and recording his unique brand of off kilter tunes.
FRONT COVER: Comedy Caravan
COMMENTS: This amazing compilation album from the early sixties houses some of the most classic comedy routines of all time, including Andy Griffith's "What it was, Was Football," and "Romeo and Juliet," as well as Stan Freberg's "St. George and the Dragonnet" and "John and Marsha." Also included are classic routines by Yorgi Yorgasson and Harry Kari, out of fashion now because of their dialect humor.
FRONT COVER: Jon Anderson - Song of Seven
COMMENTS: I really hated to crop this cover. The band "Yes" was noted for their beautiful cover art of fantasy and space scenes, painted by Roger Dean, but when multitalented Yes vocalist Jon Anderson released solo albums he did the artwork himself. And beautifully too!


FRONT COVER: Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks - Where's the Money? COMMENTS: Both the title and the look on Hicks' face belie a certain cynicism about life. No matter, the up-tempo swing flavored music on the album is pure fun. Hicks is an American music veteran. In the early 60's he was a member of The Charlatans.. Today he is still touring and recording his unique brand of off kilter tunes.	FRONT COVER: Comedy Caravan COMMENTS: This amazing compilation album from the early sixties houses some of the most classic comedy routines of all time, including Andy Griffith's "What it was, Was Football," and "Romeo and Juliet," as well as Stan Freberg's "St. George and the Dragonnet" and "John and Marsha." Also included are classic routines by Yorgi Yorgasson and Harry Kari, out of fashion now because of their dialect humor.	FRONT COVER: Jon Anderson - Song of Seven COMMENTS: I really hated to crop this cover. The band "Yes" was noted for their beautiful cover art of fantasy and space scenes, painted by Roger Dean, but when multitalented Yes vocalist Jon Anderson released solo albums he did the artwork himself. And beautifully too!