Obviously ... this comes from my love for classic pinup art ;-)
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#2 is Blacktop Records' Blues, Mistletoe, and Santa's Little Helper. Classic pinup pose with the feathery and red "Santa" suit. For a while, at least, you could even get a poster of the album cover from them. As a Bluesey Christmas album, it's pretty good.
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And at #1, it's Blue Note Records' "Yule Struttin'", and we can all see why. Any woman with a pair like that would have reason to strut. The monochrome look compliments the classic jazz inside. Again, good Christmas album as well. I love Jazz Christmas music, especially early in the season.
However, this post is about album covers only. Next post will be about my Top Christmas Albums -- musically speaking.
Update - See also: Phil's Top Christmas Albums
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