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I used to collect covers, had one on my PC. Uploaded and it was put in the article, was not expecting that to happen; was submitting for evaluation by other editors. In my notes, I said if I did anything wrong, just delete it. It is 52 years old, don't know if it is owned or copyrighted. Hope this
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Usually, I go for picture sleeves, because they show the artist, the title is prominent, etc. But this one's a dud – the only thing that's clear is the title of the B-side; the photo is washed out and really doesn't convey the place or include McKenzie. In this case, the original 45 label does a
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