What's Millie Jackson holding her shoe fer?

Thanks for these, Alex. I laugh lots.

Chapter Two wrote:What's Millie Jackson holding her shoe fer?

a) She broke the heel off it it running to the can in a state of panic.

b) She has to use the heel to prise something loose
(too much cheese last night)

c) She's getting ready to throw it at you.
"OCCUPIED - get outta here, foo'!"

-A

alex maiolo wrote:

Do you actually own this record?

I've been looking for this particular Heino record above and beyond the rest. Just cannot find it anywhere!

Must go to Germany I guess...

Haha!

I forgot about that site...awesome stuff!!

geiginni wrote:Do you actually own this record?
I've been looking for this particular Heino record above and beyond the rest. Just cannot find it anywhere!
Must go to Germany I guess...

Really? No, I swear by my Ein geschenk furs ganze jahr, I know nothink about it, meine schatze. The cover just cracks me up.

Is it good? What kind of music is it?

On the subject, is the album your avatar is from good? I think that is the coolest artwork I've probably ever seen.

-A

This album cover creeps me out so good.

Yeah, I know that it's not a fav record anymore, but I definitely know that at one point this could easily have been my favorite album cover:



So much to look at for a metal minded seventh grader.

Pretty much most of the classic Hard Bop 50's and 60's Reid Miles/Francis Wolf record covers are pretty much the tops. They really made the most out of a budget, and became iconic and as defining of the Blue Note vibe as the music itself. Tell a brother how you can do any better than that.

DefinitelyNOTtheSWEDE wrote:Pretty much most of the classic Hard Bop 50's and 60's Reid Miles/Francis Wolf record covers are pretty much the tops. They really made the most out of a budget, and became iconic and as defining of the Blue Note vibe as the music itself. Tell a brother how you can do any better than that.

Great call, theSwede.

I always loved this one:

I always thought this packaging and album title perfectly embodied the feel of the music somehow