The original LP release has identical front and back covers, designed by George Gray/Viceroy using photography by Bob Thiele and Anzeigen-Grotesk / Neue Aurora IX.

A Love Supreme is a landmark 1965 LP from saxophonist John Coltrane, often considered his masterpiece.

Gatefold with liner notes, designed by Joe Lebow using a painting by Victor Kalin, Fairfield and Freehand. The credits at the bottom are set in Akzidenz-Grotesk with News Gothic.

From Klaus Hiltscher:

His first LP for ABC. A great one with a fantastic version of Glenn Miller’s “Chattanooga Choo-Choo”. Better than Miller's version (to me). This LP was a No. 9 in October 1960. His third entry in the US LP charts

Cover design by Viceroy, with photography by Montague Everett, two faces from the Filmotype library, the upright brush script Husky and the outlined and shaded Volt, plus a track list in the form of a sign post, with lots of caps from Futura Condensed.

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Released in January 1961, the album collects Charles’ musical love notes to twelve very special women, by name. — Wikipedia

Cover design by Viceroy, using a photograph by Bob Gomel. The artist’s name is set in caps from Franklin Gothic Extra Condensed, in alternating glyph colors (cf. Marvin Israel’s cover for the self-titled album from 1957). The font used for the title is Echo, a contoured and shaded grotesque designed by Peter Bell and issued by Stephenson Blake in 1956.