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As I posted previously, Cranbrook Art Museum in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan is exhibiting another vinyl record show after the great success of Warhol on Vinyl during the summer of 2014. For this exhibition, more than 130 vinyl record covers are … Continue reading →

As many of you have come to realize, I have been completely derelict in my duties in updating this blog. You all continue to make this a heavily trafficked blog despite my absence. I hope that means some of you … Continue reading →

I just wanted to thank all of you for visiting this blog over the last 5 years. You have made every bit of effort worthwhile. As many of you know, my collection of “official” covers and a select few of the … Continue reading →

Well, it has obviously been a long time since my last post. Although I no longer own any Warhol covers, having donated them to the Cranbrook Art Museum, does that mean that I have given up the quest to find interesting … Continue reading →

I had waited until there was an official announcement to post this, but here it is, and this is going to be so much cooler than I ever imagined. Here is the official description of two concurrent shows at the … Continue reading →

Well, I’ve had quite a bit of time to reminisce about this journey this weekend. As income tax day approaches, I’ve had to look back at my purchases over the years and put numbers to acquisitions. So many memories coming … Continue reading →

Just when I thought I wouldn’t find any already existing covers to report, here one pops up. This is called The Mystery of Do-Re-Mi, featuring Christopher Gabbitas on vocals and David Miller on lute. This appears to be a recording … Continue reading →

It has been some time since I provided any updates, but I do have some announcements to make. On the positive side, attendance at Warhol on Vinyl has been excellent. All hours of every day the show is open finds … Continue reading →

I have tried to hesitate using the term “holy grail”, but the story behind this cover is remarkable. I was unaware of this cover until late last year, when Guy Minnebach alerted the Warhol Cover Collectors’ Club of its existence. … Continue reading →

Two days after the members opening, Cranbrook had a family day sponsored by PNC Bank. There was a 6 arm t-shirt press and Michigan premier Velvet Underground ukulele band, Thumbs Up!