The 1962 album Kings of the Steel Guitar is a compilation featuring multiple artists, including Pete Wade, Leon McAuliffe, Herb Remington, and Jenks Carmen. It was released on the Design Records label and features various steel guitar instrumental tracks like “Oriental Twist” and “Orange Blossom Special”. The title is in PLINC Bookman Swash with News Gothic used for the artist list in Bold and song list in Thin.

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Norton Frosted is a snow-capped bold grotesque offered by Photo-Lettering in two styles, Vanilla (outline) and Chocolate (solid). Here it’s used with red fill – Strawberry?

Tijuana Christmas by The Border Brass was released by Design Records in 1967.

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The back cover features an early use of Davida, set on a curve (see another Christmas-themed use of Davida also from 1967). The copy appears to be set in the IBM Selectric version of Univers.

Cover variant by Hallmark Records, United Kingdom, with the track list set in Cooper Black

Cloister Black on an angle, for Winchester Cathedral, the only release credited to Happy O’Hoolihan & His Teardrops. Released by Design Records in 1967, a label launched ten years earlier as a subsidiary of Pickwick Sales Corp., New York.

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Frank Daniel’s cover design for Thoroughly Modern Millie, a dixieland album recorded by The Skidoos, contrasts Broadway with News Gothic Extra Condensed for the track titles. Both typefaces were designed by Morris F. Benton and are here used in all caps. There’s also lettering that seems to loosely reference Futura Black or similar. Released by Design Records in 1967.

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