Jazz

JazzThis limited edition silkscreen print features album artwork for the 1978 Queen album, Jazz. The sleeve design concept was suggested by Roger Taylor, who previously saw a similar design painted on the Berlin Wall. Jazz was the band's seventh studio album and comprises a number of different styles of music, including the disco funk of Fun It, the vaudeville of Dreamer's Ball, the hard rock of Dead On Time and the country flavoured stomp of Fat Bottomed

getting the feel right for the text

holding the master tape of the newly finished album

it was a b****y nightmare

The cover is supposed to depict the oldest living tree in the world

This portrait of Ginger Baker has been published in two different archival inkjet editions

"Speaking non-egocentrically

French can-can

This limited edition silkscreen print features artwork originally conceived by Storm Thorgerson and his team for Disco Biscuits

It was printed with archival inks onto an Innova Soft Textured cotton paper by Kunstdruck Atelier

"I became totally obsessed with Led Zeppelin

the Virgin Mary and Laurel and Hardy

created from a well-preserved printer's proof in the family archives and uniquely signed by Jim Flora's son Joel