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CAT STEVENS

Cat Stevens was a very popular musician in Japan, and we all know Japan's quality of workmanship is excellent. So is their quality with the 45 -Picture Sleeves in the 1970's. Take a look at these beautiful 7-inch picture sleeves. Each Japanese 45 consist of the usual vinyl 45 inside of an A&M generic label sleeve. Then they place another sleeve or insert on top of the generic sleeve, with their own A+ quality Japanese Picture Sleeve. On the opposite side of the picture sleeve are the lyrics of each song printed in Japanese. The Japanese 45's are considered the Rembrandts of Picture Sleeves, with just reason.

Lady D'Arbanville Japanese Picture Sleeve

Lady D'Arbanville / If I Laugh
A&M-156
Courtesy of Alonso Herrera

Back of Japanese Lady D'Arbanville

 

If I Laugh Label Lady D'Arbanville Label

 


Ready Japanese Picture Sleeve

Ready/ I Think I See The Light
A&M 233
 

Back of Japanese Ready

Ready Label I Think I See The Lioght Label


Peace Train Japanese Picture Sleeve

Peace Train/ Where Do The Children Play
A&M 105
Courtesy of Bruce Lawrie

Back of Japanese Peace Train

Peace Train inside  sleeve


 

Sitting Japanese Picture Sleeve

Sitting/ Boy With the Moon & Star on his Head
A&M 160
Courtesy of Murphy Anderson
 

 

Matthew & Son / Granny Japanese Picture Sleeve

Matthew & Son/Granny
Deram D-1006
Courtesy of Aaron Berman

Back of Matthew and Son Picture Sleeve

 

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