In early 1969, Andy Warhol agreed to design an album cover for the Rolling Stones. The band’s frontman, Mick Jagger, wrote Warhol a letter about the project, telling the famed artist ...

The Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers Warhol was the artist behind the iconic artwork for the Rolling Stones’ 1971 album, Sticky Fingers. The cover is a black-and-white closeup of a man in tight ...

Andy Warhol may be ... no less than 50 album covers, ranging from obscure jazz and spoken-word titles to seminal pop albums by the Velvet Underground, the Rolling Stones, Diana Ross, the Smiths ...

Andy Warhol. Find out more as we explore the Stories Behind 27 of the Rolling Stones' Famous LP Covers. Guns N’ Roses’ Former Manager Cuts ‘Use Your Illusion’ Down to One Album Guns N ...

In the late 1960s, the Rolling Stones ... album cover for their upcoming album ‘Sticky Fingers.’ On April 21, 1969, frontman Mick Jagger sent this letter to famed pop-artist Andy Warhol ...

When you’re the Rolling Stones, you can get anyone ... frontman Mick Jagger—though the cover is said to be model Joe Dallesandro. For the album, Warhol and members of his art collective ...

If there was one rock ‘n’ roll star in the world of pop art, it was Andy ... debut album, The Velvet Underground & Nico. He also famously made the risque cover art for The Rolling Stones ...

(AP Photo) It’s exactly 30 years to the day since Andy Warhol died. To celebrate the life of the pop art pioneer we remember 10 classic Warhol album covers.

Along with his Marilyn Monroe portrait and the Campbell soup cans, Andy ... Stones’ album revealed the male model’s underwear. “What (Warhol) really saw for the potential of the record cover ...

Neither album cover would bother ... by none other than artist Andy Warhol and designer Craig Braun. Sticky Fingers also debuted the now-iconic Rolling Stones logo of a red lips and tongue.