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Eagles – “Peaceful Easy Feeling” German single cover

Photo(s) by Klaus Hiltscher. Imported from Flickr on Aug 30, 2014. Artwork published in .
Eagles – “Peaceful Easy Feeling” German single cover
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Until 1973, Asylum was distributed in Germany through EMI Electrola, a year later through WEA (Warner Elektra Atlantic).

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4 Comments on “Eagles – “Peaceful Easy Feeling” German single cover”

  1. I’m curious if anyone knows, are these E characters in “EAGLES” hand-drawn modifications, or did the original  Marvin come with these alternate E’s?

  2. I don’t recall seeing such alternates, but I’ll ping Mathieu, the designer of Marvin Visions, whom I consider the authority on all things Marvin. One thing’s for sure: designers love(d) to customize Marvin, see e.g. the A Date With Swing cover.

  3. I believe that E is actually the £ sign that’s been flipped on its head.

    This is the original £ sign from the Letraset release.


    And if you flip it.



    Extend it a little bit to join up the A and S and tada! Marvin has proven quite flexible in that way. For instance here the V shape has been reused to make other letters.

  4. Fascinating, thank you for the info!

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