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Mistral band logo

Contributed by Florian Hardwig on Feb 10th, 2019. Artwork published in
circa March 1978
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    “Starship 109” featuring Marjan Schatteleyn, with B-side “Love Destruction”, 1978. The titles are in

 Condensed (1974).
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    Starship 109” featuring Marjan Schatteleyn, with B-side “Love Destruction”, 1978. The titles are in

    ITC Avant Garde Gothic Condensed (1974).

    Released by Mecanorma around 1977, Gary Cooke’s Garbo was shortly after selected for the logo of Dutch band Mistral. This synthpop project was started by Robbie van Leeuwen of Galaxy Lin (and previously The Motions as well as Shocking Blue) and Rick van der Linden in 1977, featuring a rotating cast of uncredited female singers. [Discogs] Garbo’s bi-line/outline letterforms are placed against a narrow cartouche. The logo first appeared on the sleeve of their second chart hit “Starship 109” from March 1978.

    “Neon City” featuring Mariska Veres, with B-side “Asphalt”, 1978
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    Neon City” featuring Mariska Veres, with B-side Asphalt”, 1978

    “I Feel It” featuring Julia Loko of Cheyenne, with B-side “Too Late To Be Sorry”, 1980. The secondary face is

, which was available as dry-transfer type from Mecanorma, too.
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    I Feel It” featuring Julia Loko of Cheyenne, with B-side Too Late To Be Sorry”, 1980. The secondary face is

    Dynamo, which was available as dry-transfer type from Mecanorma, too.

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    • Garbo
    • ITC Avant Garde Gothic Condensed
    • Dynamo

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