Al Stewart – Love Chronicles album art
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Love Chronicles is the second studio album by Scottish-born folk musician Al Stewart, released in September 1969. According to Wikipedia, it
was notable for the 18-minute title track, an anguished autobiographical tale of sexual encounters that was the first mainstream record release ever to include the word “fucking”. It was voted “Folk Album of the Year” by the UK music magazine Melody Maker and features Jimmy Page and Richard Thompson on guitar.
The Art Nouveau typeface is Arnold Böcklin, which was used a year earlier for the cover of a Tyrannosaurus Rex album.
