Cheesecake Records (Part One)

This is a series of posts that will talk about Cheesecake album covers. Do you think these would have sold better with a picture of the band?

Cheesecake album covers—typically featuring glamorous, provocatively posed women—became a widespread marketing tactic in the 1950s and 1960s to attract buyers and boost record sales, especially for jazz, instrumental, and lounge music albums that might otherwise struggle for attention in crowded bins.

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My Favorite Drummers (Part One)

His technical mastery and dynamic drumming style have left an indelible impact on progressive rock.

I have always been a fan of the drums. I had a snare drum as a kid and one of my friends from Milton High School, Tommy Mulkey, was an incredible drummer. As a child, one of my favorite Christmas songs was “The Little Drummer Boy”. I thought I would list some of my all-time favorite drummers for my blog.

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