This
design utilizes the caricature of Bette Davis that was used on the RCA
Red Seal re-issue of the album in 1978. We don't know what the original
album from 1952 looked like. On the re-issue there was a four line staff
going vertically from Bette's chin straight down to the bottom of the
cover. Here, Sun has taken the idea of a music staff swirling up as smoke
from a cigarette, Bette Davis' hallmark. An alternate 'bonus tracks' version
of the CD was prepared with some selections from an album that Ms. Davis
recorded in 1976 called Miss Bette Davis Sings! That might be a contradiction
of terms. Below are the alternate inside and label designs. To read a
review of Two's Company, click here. See
more details in the Sort Of Records catalog.
To see the album credits click here. |
