Multiple album covers

[Chas]

[JSngry]

Nice! I've never seen that one in the middle.

Now if you can find the late-60's gatefold PJ "Jazz Milestones" version, that would be extra sweet!

[king ubu]

two from trane, never saw them before, I think:

[king ubu]

a few other alternates:

(this was actually a Ron Carter date, also issued as "Where" on the Prestige sub New Jazz)

(this is of course the great Mal Waldron album, same title originally)

Edited November 17, 2006 by king ubu

[king ubu]

[brownie]

The original cover (on New Jazz) of 'Far Cry'

[king ubu]

I figured everyone know the original ones thus I was a bit lazy...

[JSngry]

To those of us coming of jazz-age in the early-mid 70s, those Prestige covers are the originals! It's the OJCs that were new!

!

[John L]

[John L]

Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus

[John L]

...Mingus, Mingus, Mingus

[John L]

...Mingus, Mingus, Mingus

[king ubu]

That one was a printing error, Mr. Uehlinger told me. I got one from him when we interviewed him, gave away the blue one to a friend, but in the end I'll want to get the hatOLOGY reissue, as it seems it sounds quite a bit better...

There'd be tons of different hat covers, but the onld ones are very hard to find on the net. Virtually any album reissued after ca. 1993 or 1994 (when they started the current design, musicians, later citiscapes b/w photos w/orang text) has had another cover before. There are a few post 1993 albums that have been reissued in cardboard hatOLOGY versions using the same covers again (for instance Myra Melford's quintet album with Dave Douglas).

[John L]

Edited November 22, 2006 by John L

[michel1969]

...Mingus, Mingus, Mingus

The "pthYcanthropus" album on bottom is not the same recording as the famous atlantic one of 1956. It was recorded in Paris, in 1970, featuring among others, Johnny Coles on tpt. Originally released on the french "America" label

[Jim R]

a few other alternates:

I had an original copy of this (perhaps it was mono) that had a very similar cover, yet slightly different. Simpler, as I recall, with less printing on the cover... but I can't bring back a clear image of it in my mind.