Steve Green: "He Holds The Keys"

Released in 1985,

this was Steve Green's second (2nd) SOLO LP.

He had already established himself

in the Christian music recording world

by his association with the group TRUTH,

and singing background for the Gaither Trio,

then tenor on the first two LPs by "The Gaither Vocal Band"

(a group which has boasted very distinguished membership over the years),

and with a rock group called White Heart.

More about Steve Green HERE.

Design and Photography credits unknown.

Amy Grant: "Age to Age"

Released in 1982,

this was Amy Grant's sixth (6th) studio LP,

recorded when she was just 22 years old.

More about Amy Grant and the commercial success of this LP HERE.

Design: Dennis Hill

Photography: Mike Borum

Whikehart Chorale: Thompson/Copland

This is a fantastic choral recording.

Date? Who knows?

Art Credits? Who knows?

But if you ever get a chance to give these pieces a listen,

I strongly recommend them.

Boston Symphony Chamber Players: "Smetana/Dvorak"

Fabulous recording of delicious music!

And the artwork is wonderful, too.

Unfortunately I did not record the credit

and the photo is not clear enough

to make out the name.

If anyone out there can fill me in,

please do so.

Classical: "Our Greatest Hits"

A wonderful compilation LP from around 1970.

Great composers,

renowned orchestras and conductors and choirs,

and fabulous album art by Milton Glaser to boot.

Boston Symphony Orchestra: "People's Republic of China"

Here is an unusual entry.

A recording of the Boston Symphony Orchestra

performing in the People's Republic of China

in 1979.

Seiji Ozawa, Music Director

Front cover photo: Danny Pitts

Back cover photo: Walter Scott

Inside photos: Mark Littlefield

Chinese Calligraphy: Paul Sim

Marty Robbins: "Marty's Greatest Hits"

This was Marty Robbins' first (1st) compilation LP,

released in 1959.

Marty was indisputably an icon of

the country and pop charts in the 1950s and '60s.

Read more about the life and career of Marty Robbins HERE.

Couldn't find any references to art/design/photography credits for this LP,

but back then it was uncommon to find those credits listed.