Record Sleeves in Films

[cornershop15]

A companion thread for http://www.britmovie.co.uk/forums/br...-tv-shows.html

Frank Sinatra's album Strangers in the Night can only be seen for about a second in A Dandy in Aspic (1968). The LP is about to be picked up by then wife Mia Farrow, an 'in-joke' that seems ironic now given the fact that on the set of her next film, Rosemary's Baby, he requested a divorce!:

There's another Record underneath (looks like 'La Figaro...'). A better view of Strangers in the Night:


Strangers in the Night (Frank Sinatra album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Coincidentally, Mia Farrow was featured in the opening post of http://www.britmovie.co.uk/forums/ge...nes-films.html as well!

Dedicated to Barbara and Hughjampton, who've had to wait a long time for this thread to get going.

[jimw1]

Bowie's young Americans not surprisingly in The Man Who Fell To Earth










The Album at the Bottom Right on the Rack is The Eagles Desperado....



But Im not sure about the Album (Arrowed) to the Left' Maybe a Dylan Album ????.....Anyone Know........

[HUGHJAMPTON]

But Im not sure about the Album (Arrowed) to the Left' Maybe a Dylan Album ????.....Anyone Know........

Dylan's 1970 album, New Morning, Jim. Recorded in 9 days while he had a cold

The one above it is Dylan's eponymous titled first album. At the top of the section that The Eagles album is Dylan's Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.

Doesn't Bowie's Low feature somewhere in the racks?

[jimw1]

Dylan's 1970 album, New Morning, Jim. Recorded in 9 days while he had a cold

The one above it is Dylan's eponymous titled first album. At the top of the section that The Eagles album is Dylan's Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.

Doesn't Bowie's Low feature somewhere in the racks?

Cheers Hugh..............I had a feeling you would know......

[theuofc]

What a great new thread from Cornershop, and a terrific vinyl by Sinatra to kick it off! And amazing finds from Hugh and Jim.

I used to have so many of these records. Just seeing their jackets brings back a flood of wonderful memories. I still have these in my collection:







I can't wait to see the next ones you discover.

Barbara

[jimw1]

What a great new thread from Cornershop, and a terrific vinyl by Sinatra to kick it off! And amazing finds from Hugh and Jim.

I used to have so many of these records. Just seeing their jackets brings back a flood of wonderful memories. I still have these in my collection:

I still have that one on Vinyl Barbara .....Yes I agree a Great new thread by Cornershop and some wonderful Detective work from Hugh........

[theuofc]

I still have that one on Vinyl Barbara .....Yes I agree a Great new thread by Cornershop and some wonderful Detective work from Hugh........

Hi, Jim,

When I had to cull a lot of my collection (seemed like 1000's of them!), I couldn't bear to part with my Eagles records. I still have every one they put out.

Do you remember these?











Barbara

[jimw1]

Hi, Jim,

When I had to cull a lot of my collection (seemed like 1000's of them!), I couldn't bear to part with my Eagles records. I still have every one they put out.

Do you remember these?




Barbara

Hi Barbara.....yes I certainly remember them Most of all the One above.....Difficult to pick and choose but Take It to the Limit is one of my Top Eagles tracks..

[HUGHJAMPTON]

How come there were two bottles of catsup and two of HP?

Well, George and Ringo liked HP, so one each for them, John and Paul prefered the tomato sauce In other words, I don't know

[jimw1]

From the film Quadrophenia

A Quick One / The Who Sell Out

[HUGHJAMPTON]

I've not seen Quadrophenia, so what year is it supposed to be set in? The Decca single sleeve and the LP put it in '66, I imagined it to be earlier by a year, or two?

[jimw1]

I've not seen Quadrophenia, so what year is it supposed to be set in? The Decca single sleeve and the LP put it in '66, I imagined it to be earlier by a year, or two?

seems the film was set in 1965 Hugh.........

Quadrophenia (1979) - IMDb

[Sgt Sunshine]

I've not seen Quadrophenia, so what year is it supposed to be set in? The Decca single sleeve and the LP put it in '66, I imagined it to be earlier by a year, or two?

I think probably around about 1964 Bob.......About the time of the Mods/Rockers fights at the seaside resorts.....
Cheers
Sgt S

[jimw1]

More from Quadrophenia




Bottom right is LLLLLoco-Motion Little Eva (1962 I think)



The others I Dont recognise Immediately......a little before my time ...

[jimw1]

Thanks for creating this thread Cornershop...........Most interesting....

[Sgt Sunshine]

I reckon the one 2nd down on the right of the rack is The Animals first LP......



One thats also in my collection...
Cheers
Sgt S

[jimw1]

I reckon the one 2nd down on the right of the rack is The Animals first LP......



One thats also in my collection...
Cheers
Sgt S

well spotted..... nice one Alan.........

[theuofc]

More from Quadrophenia

What's the jacket with the singer on it right above Little Eva? He looks so familiar.

[HUGHJAMPTON]

seems the film was set in 1965 Hugh.........

Quadrophenia (1979) - IMDb

I think probably around about 1964 Bob.......About the time of the Mods/Rockers fights at the seaside resorts.....
Cheers
Sgt S

Cheers, lads, that's what I would have thought, so those sleeves are anochronisms.

[Sgt Sunshine]

I think the record sleeve above "The Animals" one in the rack, has the HMV Logo in the top left hand corner............if thats any help to anyone....
Cheers
Sgt S