R there other Band/Artist cooperative combinations like the Yes/R.Dean collaboration?

**walt** · 03-11-2015

Maja Weber,late wife of bassist Eberhard Weber, painted the album cover art for many of Weber's ECM records, and for other ECM records.

**Garden Dreamer** · 03-11-2015

Ken Kelly has been doing Manowar album covers since 1987's "Fighting the World."

**zutul** · 03-11-2015

Also Alfreda Benge Who did most of Robert Wyatt's albums

**Kavus Torabi** · 03-11-2015

Radiohead/ Stanley Donwood from The Bends onward.
Iron Maiden/ Derek Riggs for the first ten years or so.

**Zeuhlmate** · 03-11-2015

Every album cover by Kraan is afaik done/painted by either the bassplayer Hellmut Hattler or the guitarist Peter Wolbrandt.

**at least 100 dead** · 03-11-2015

Melvins / Mackie Osborne (she also drums on Stag)

**at least 100 dead** · 03-11-2015

Black Flag / Raymond Pettibon

**walt** · 03-11-2015

Reid Miles was an artist/photographer/graphic artist who did the cover art for many records on the Blue Note label in the 50's and early/mid 60's.

**Kavus Torabi** · 03-11-2015

Originally Posted by at least 100 dead

Melvins / Mackie Osborne (she also drums on Stag)

Of course!

Does she drum on Stag? Which tune?

**at least 100 dead** · 03-11-2015

Originally Posted by Kavus Torabi

Of course!

Does she drum on Stag? Which tune?

Oddly enough, on "Lacrimosa".

**trurl** · 03-11-2015

Let us not forget Pink Floyd and Storm Thorgerson! They may have had a stronger association that Yes and Dean in the long run. And Rush and Hugh Syme. Photographic artists count!

**markowitz** · 03-11-2015

Nektar covers of Recycled, Remember the Future and Tab in the Ocean

by Helmut Wenske

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...+Helmut+Wenske

**Scrotum Scissor** · 03-11-2015

Originally Posted by markowitz

Nektar covers of Recycled, Remember the Future and Tab in the Ocean

by Helmut Wenske

These are very nice. I actually prefer Wenske to Dean or Woodruffe etc.

One of the greatest covers Storm T. ever did was the Quatermass, I think.

**rickawakeman** · 03-11-2015

How many Neal Morse albums has our own afore-mentioned Man in the Mountain done the cover chores for?

**Man In The Mountain** · 03-11-2015

Originally Posted by rickawakeman

How many Neal Morse albums has our own afore-mentioned Man in the Mountain done the cover chores for?

To be honest I lost track. I would have to go through my archives and organize and count them. I've done a lot for his Inner Circle releases which most are rather quickie type pieces on a low budget. I also handle the majority of the live CD/DVD releases he puts out, and some of his non-prog releases. A lot those are graphic layouts, rather than "artwork". I have been working with him since his Spock's days, 16 years now.

Thomas Ewerhard from Inside/Out does most of his big prog album art, except for Momentum, which was mine. I am a very big admirer of Ewerhard's work, and he is hugely ignored when people talk about cover artists. It was his work that first inspired me to have a go at it myself.

Though I wouldn't say Ewerhard or myself are like Roger Dean is to YES. Dean works completely differently, in that he does not make his artwork to illustrate a specific theme of an album. He just paints his Roger Dean World, and it gets slapped on a YES album. Thus making everything YES related look like Roger Dean. When we work with Neal, we very much look at lyrics and ideas, and make the artwork unique to the given project. For Momentum, showing the hand of God spinning the Earth. That's not something I would create for myself. That's Neal's world which I bring to life. You would be very hard-pressed to know who did a cover like that for Neal, me or Ewerhard.

What I did for Pinnacle, or Keith Emerson is more my own Man In The Mountain world.

**Dave (in MA)** · 03-11-2015

Robin Trower and "Funky" Paul Olsen.

The first 5 Chrysalis albums and another few after that.

**Rarebird** · 03-11-2015

Christian von Grumbkow did several Hoelderlin covers.

**Burley Wright** · 03-11-2015

Moody Blues and Philip Travers

**Hurm** · 03-11-2015

Talk Talk and James Marsh
David Sylvian and Russell Mills (goes a lot further than just album covers actually: they did art installations for exhibitions together)
Different 4AD label bands and artists and Vaugh Oliver/v23
Anton Corbijn and his intensive collaborations with U2 and Depeche Mode

**jjprog** · 03-11-2015

Ozric Tentacles and Blim

**Frankk** · 03-11-2015

John Zorn & Heung-Heung Chin. She has made the artwork for almost all of his releases (many many many). By the way, gorgeous artwork.

**GuitarGeek** · 03-12-2015

Originally Posted by elliottnow

Johnny Rotten loves Hawkwind.

Yeah, but Barney Bubbles didn't work with Johnny Rotten, did he? Maybe it's just a media thing, but I always had the impression there was a contingency with the punk community who viewed bands like Hawkwind as "boring old farts".