Concrete Blonde-inspired 'Joey' Art Print Style:Symfonisk Speaker Cover And this vintage

And this vintage

which I felt fortunate to find because it's surprisingly difficult to find good vintage retro pulp covers showing dodgy people or stalkers or killers (or anyone who might have done something suspect when they were 17) in the rain: I'd have thought it was an enticing visual for a cover artist but hey

I first heard 'Tears of a Clown' as a cover version by The Beat (aka The English Beat here in North America)

It's hard to separate him or the band from his well-publicized struggles with drug addiction

or at least somebody in a towel (find your dreams are washed away) and I added the apple to make it truly biblical

Concrete Blonde-inspired 'Joey' Art Print Style:Symfonisk Speaker Cover And this vintage'Joey' is one of Concrete Blonde's biggest hits, and it's a personal story about alcoholism in significant others, written by the band's lead songwriter and bass player, Johnette Napolitano. Here's a great, congruent vintage retro pulp paperback cover that shows the tension between these two, over alcohol; she's even blonde, just to make it perfect. BTW can we agree that 'Johnette' is a tough name to burden? So . . . are you shopping for something