Andy Warhol designed album logos for what famous rock band?

Warhol designed many album logo covers for various artists starting with the photographic cover of John Wallowitch's debut album, "This Is John Wallowitch!!!" (1964). For a very famous rock band, he designed the logo cover art for The Rolling Stones' albums "Sticky Fingers" (1971) and "Love You Live" (1977).

Besides the Stones, he did the John Cale albums "The Academy in Peril" (1972) and "Honi Soit" in 1981. One of Warhol's last works was a portrait of Aretha Franklin for the cover of her 1986 gold album "Aretha", which was done in the style of his 'Reigning Queens' art series (1985).

When viewing his art, all of Warhol's music album covers used great logos. All of the logos were designed to stand the test of time and man's love of art.

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Mark Johnson

The comments were good but id like it if the publisher added the album cover.

JohnnyRoulette

I knew he did Sticky Fingers, so I got it, but I was definitely expecting to be clicking Velvet Underground before I read the choices. Good call to make it a little less obvious.

Cujo

The "Sticky Fingers" album originally had a real zipper on it. It caused the album and other albums next to it to get scratches. It was recalled.

joycekingsmith

docluci, "Women?" I thought he was gay.

Joanne Serin

Show the covers!

littledick

Wrong guess as usual on questions in this genre.

jack patti go

Got it!

docluci

Andy Warhol is one interesting guy......I met one of his “women” on the beach in a small western Mexican village where we were both staying; she was with her two young daughters!!!!!