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record sleeve

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Noun1.record sleeve - a sleeve for storing a phonograph recordrecord sleeve - a sleeve for storing a phonograph record
sleeve - small case into which an object fits


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The exhibition will include 150 photographs and 150 other items including record sleeves, illustrated sheet music and magazines and will feature more than 100 previously unseen images of groups such as The Kinks, The Who and early portraits of singers such as Sir Cliff Richard, Billy Fury and Marianne Faithfull.
Plus with the lookalike record sleeve cases, they will look right at home next to your collection of Duran Duran singles.
The work's most striking feature is its obvious mimicry of record sleeve art, complete with "blurbs" paying tribute to "Satchmo" the "Good-Will Ambassador, TV, Motion Picture and Recording Star" who "thrilled the largest audience ever to attend a Dixieland Concert.
 
 
 
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