Word: covering
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Your cover article on the commercial [July 12] was an exquisite amalgam of love, truth, beauty, corn and a little salt...
...Your cover story brings to mind an incident I recently encountered on a bus. A girl no older than four or five, singing away very spiritedly: "... a taste you can really feel; new Ultra Brite gives your mouth sex appeal...
What presidential candidate insists that he keeps in trim by obeying his grandmother's injunction and eating cottage cheese laced with ketchup "until it runs out of my ears"? The answer can be found in this week's cover story. Such offbeat and often unexpected bits of information can be found in almost every section of the magazine, in almost every issue. A sampling from this week's stock...
There is, of course, the question of George Harrison's finger. On the back cover, you will see that he has his hand at his waist, clenched into a fist. Something that should be his thumb, but looks more like a hot dog, is sticking up. It is really too long to be a thumb but it could be a thumb turned backwards by trick photography. In any case it is pointing directly at the line "five o'clock." If you extend the line of his "finger" up across the album with a ruler you will find that this line...
...cover was designed by MC Productions and photographed by Michael Cooper, whose initials are MC. The designers must have contributed to the formulation of the cryptogram. The same people designed the cover to the Stones new album, "Their Satanic Majesties Request." The Stones' album has its own little puzzle, which has a number of possible solutions. Why shouldn't the two be connected? The man in blue with only his back showing on the back cover of the album is, after all, Mick Jagger, not Paul. The Beatles are hidden in the three dimensional picture on the Stones cover. This...