This educational children’s album was released in 1972 by Golden Records, featuring ten songs about anatomy such as “It’s Nice to Have a Nose” and “I Just Love to Eat”. The music was written by Alan Greene, with lyrics by Laura Manning. The album design is credited to Lester Bellin Associates, with art supervision by Ralph Stein.

The title is set in pink Googlehoffer. This animated, low-contrast sans with curly terminals and various alternates – including biforms and such that allow for interlocking pairs – was first shown by Photo-Lettering in 1964. It’s a design by Richard Rosenblum, a Brooklyn-based illustrator who lived from 1928 to 2002.

Found by John, who is currently tracking down Uses for some of the ten typefaces designed by Rosenblum.

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