CBS 7" Vinyl SIngles Picture Sleeves

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"Johnny Winter CBS 7” Vinyl Singles Picture Sleeves" serves as an in-depth visual and descriptive archive of Johnny Winter’s 7-inch vinyl singles released under CBS Records. This collection provides an insightful look into the unique cover designs, aesthetics, and artistry that accompanied Winter’s singles across various international markets. Each cover encapsulates different facets of Winter’s persona—from the raw intensity of his live performances to the rugged allure of his blues-rock identity. With vivid descriptions and high-quality images, the document showcases singles such as Johnny B. Goode, Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Stone County, and No Lo Sientes?, highlighting how these cover designs played a role in defining Winter’s image and appeal. This compilation not only appeals to music fans but also to collectors and vinyl enthusiasts, offering a rich visual journey through the career of a blues legend, illustrating how CBS Records presented Winter’s music to audiences worldwide.

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JOHNNY WINTER - Bony Moronie / Hurtin' So Bad
JOHNNY WINTER - Bony Moronie / Hurtin' So Bad Cover art for Johnny Winter's single 'Bony Moronie' with 'Hurtin' So Bad' as the B-side, released by CBS Records. The cover shows a blue-tinted, stylized image of Johnny Winter's face in shadow, angled with an intense expression. Red and white bold text displays his name and the song title. The CBS logo and record number CBS 2391 appear in the top left corner.
Cover art for Johnny Winter’s single “Bony Moronie” with “Hurtin’ So Bad” as the B-side, released by CBS Records. The cover features a stylized photograph of Johnny Winter, with a striking blue tint. His face, partially shadowed, is angled with a slightly intense gaze that conveys the raw energy of his music. He’s wearing rings and his signature long hair, contributing to the rock and blues aesthetic. The text “Johnny Winter” appears prominently at the top in bold, red lettering, with “Bony Moronie” written in bold white below it, emphasizing the song’s title. “Hurtin’ So Bad” is noted at the bottom in red. The CBS logo and record number, CBS 2391, are displayed in the top left corner, giving it a classic look for a vinyl single of that era.
JOHNNY WINTER - Bonie Moroney / Bad Luck Situation (Japan)
Japanese cover art for Johnny Winter's single 'Boney Maroney' with 'Bad Luck Situation' as the B-side, released by CBS/Sony Records. The cover features Johnny Winter playing guitar, with a red-orange glow around him, set against a blue background with a faded image of him in another pose. Japanese text in red displays the title, with additional text in English and Japanese for his name and song titles. The CBS/Sony logo and record number SOPB 277 appear on the left, with a ¥500 price tag in the bottom right

The cover art for the Japanese release of Johnny Winter’s single “Boney Maroney” with “Bad Luck Situation” as the B-side, released by CBS/Sony Records. The design features a vivid, retro aesthetic with a prominent photograph of Johnny Winter playing his guitar. His long, platinum hair and intense focus on his instrument are highlighted with a warm, red-orange glow around his figure, creating a striking contrast against the blue background. In the background, there is a faded image of Winter in a different pose, adding depth to the composition.

Japanese text appears prominently at the top in bright red, with the English title “Boney Maroney” above it. Additional text, including Johnny Winter’s name in both English and Japanese, and the B-side title “Bad Luck Situation” are displayed in smaller white and blue fonts below. The CBS/Sony logo and record number (SOPB 277) are positioned in the top left corner, along with the record format details. The price, ¥500, is noted in the bottom right, a typical detail on Japanese releases, adding to the collectible feel of this edition

Johnny Winter - El Tren De Plata
Johnny Winter - El Tren De Plata
The album cover of Johnny Winter’s El Tren de Plata, which translates to Silver Train in Spanish. The cover shows Johnny Winter in a close-up profile, highlighting his strikingly long, platinum-blonde hair flowing to the side. His attire includes a dark shirt with a visible necklace and rings, embodying his signature blues-rock style. Winter holds his guitar in his left hand, emphasizing his role as a guitarist. The album’s title is displayed in bold, uppercase letters across the top, with “Johnny Winter” in white and the title “El Tren de Plata” in black, giving the cover a distinctive, minimalistic look.
Johnny Winter - Johnny B Goode / No Estoy Seguro
Johnny Winter - Johnny B Goode / No Estoy Seguro
The cover of Johnny Winter’s single featuring the tracks Johnny B. Goode and No Estoy Seguro (Spanish for I’m Not Sure). The cover art captures Winter in an intense, dynamic pose mid-performance, rendered in a cool blue monochrome that emphasizes his pale complexion and platinum-blonde hair. He is gripping his guitar, with an expressive look on his face that conveys the raw energy and passion he brought to his performances. The artist’s name, “Johnny Winter,” appears prominently at the top in bold, white letters, with the song titles underneath in a smaller font. The design’s overall effect is striking and minimalistic, with the blue hue lending a sense of intensity and focus on Winter’s expression and musical prowess.
Johnny Winter - Johnny B. Goode / I'm Not Sure (France)
Johnny Winter - Johnny B. Goode / I'm Not Sure (France)

The cover of the French release of Johnny Winter’s single featuring Johnny B. Goode and I’m Not Sure. The cover has a retro design, with a central black-and-white photograph of Winter and his band performing live. Johnny stands at the forefront with his guitar, poised in an active stance that conveys the energy of the performance. Behind him, the drummer and other band members add to the scene, emphasizing the live setting.

The design is framed in a turquoise-blue border with brown corners, adorned with small crown illustrations, lending a unique, almost regal touch to the cover. Johnny Winter’s name appears at the top in large, uppercase letters, with the song titles “Johnny B. Goode” and “I’m Not Sure” displayed prominently below in a contrasting dark font. The style is both bold and understated, focusing attention on the band’s image while adding a splash of color that makes the cover visually distinct.

Johnny Winter - Johnny B. Goode / I'm Not Sure (Purple Vinyl)
Johnny Winter - Johnny B. Goode / I'm Not Sure (Purple Vinyl)

This image showcases the cover and vinyl of Johnny Winter’s single Johnny B. Goode / I’m Not Sure. The cover art features a profile portrait of Johnny Winter, rendered in rich shades of red and blue that highlight his distinct features, particularly his long, flowing platinum-blonde hair. The close-up perspective captures Winter’s focused and intense expression, emphasizing his passion for music.

The artist’s name “Johnny Winter” is printed in bold, white uppercase letters across the lower portion of the cover, while the song titles are placed above in striking red and white, ensuring they stand out against the background. The CBS logo and catalogue number are also visible in the upper right corner.

Below the cover is the vinyl itself, which is a unique purple pressing. The label on the record is orange with black text, indicating the track details and record information. This distinctive vinyl color adds an extra element of collectability and visual appeal for fans and collectors alike.

JOHNNY WINTER - Johnny B. Goode / I'm Not Sure
Album cover for Johnny Winter's 'Johnny B. Goode / I'm Not Sure,' featuring a monochromatic close-up of Winter singing, with bold text for the artist's name and song titles on a dark background
Album cover for Johnny Winter's single featuring the songs "Johnny B. Goode" and "I'm Not Sure." The design is a close-up, monochromatic photograph of Johnny Winter, with his long, light-colored hair framing his face as he sings into a microphone. His expression is intense and focused, capturing the energy of his performance. The background is dark, drawing attention to Winter's face and the microphone. The artist's name, "Johnny Winter," appears prominently in bold white letters in the top left, with the song titles, "Johnny B. Goode" and "I'm Not Sure," listed just below. A green circular logo is in the top right corner, adding a pop of color.
Johnny Winter - Jumping Jack Flash (Brazil)
Johnny Winter - Jumping Jack Flash (Brazil)

The Brazilian pressing of Johnny Winter’s single Jumpin’ Jack Flash, released by Discos CBS. The cover features a vibrant orange sleeve with concentric black circles radiating from the center, creating a hypnotic, psychedelic visual effect. The label reads “DISCOS CBS” in bold black letters at the top, which is characteristic of CBS releases in Latin American markets during this era.

The record label, located in the center, is an orange CBS label with the track title Jumpin’ Jack Flash prominently displayed along with Johnny Winter’s name below. The text on the label includes credits to Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, as the song is a cover of the iconic Rolling Stones track. The “33” indicates the RPM speed, and additional information about the recording and distribution is printed in smaller text around the label.

This visually striking design, combining the bold orange and black concentric patterns, makes this release particularly eye-catching and distinctive for collectors.

JOHNNY WINTER - Jumping Jack Flash / Good Morning Little School Girl (CBS Sony Japan)
Album cover for Johnny Winter's 'Jumpin' Jack Flash,' featuring a live performance photo with Japanese text, a blue background, and CBS Sony branding.
Vintage album cover for Johnny Winter's single "Jumpin' Jack Flash," a cover of the famous Rolling Stones song. The cover is designed with a bold, blue background featuring Japanese characters at the top, along with the English title, "Jumpin' Jack Flash," to the right. Below, it includes Johnny Winter's name in Japanese, and at the bottom, it lists the additional track, "Good Morning Little School Girl." The central image shows Johnny Winter performing live on stage with his guitar, backlit by bright stage lights that create a high-energy atmosphere. The cover displays a retro design typical of Japanese releases in the 1970s, with CBS Sony's branding in the upper left corner.
Johnny Winter - Jumping Jack Flash / Good Morning Little School Girl
Johnny Winter - Jumping Jack Flash / Good Morning Little School Girl

The cover of Johnny Winter’s single featuring Jumpin’ Jack Flash and Good Morning Little School Girl. The artwork presents a close-up, black-and-white photograph of Winter singing into a microphone, capturing his expressive, intense stage presence. His long, platinum-blonde hair is a striking contrast against the darker background, creating a strong focal point on his face and microphone.

The artist’s name, “Johnny Winter,” is printed across the top in bold, uppercase letters with a distinctive yellow-to-orange gradient that adds a pop of color to the otherwise monochrome design. Below his name are the song titles “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” and “Good Morning Little School Girl,” each in white, making them stand out clearly against the dark background.

In the upper left corner, the CBS logo and catalogue number are visible, and the sleeve has subtle wear, adding a vintage appeal that collectors often appreciate. This cover effectively captures the raw energy and charisma Johnny Winter brought to his performances, aligning well with the powerful blues-rock tracks featured on this release.

Johnny Winter - Jumping Jack Flash / Good Morning Little School Girl
Johnny Winter - Jumping Jack Flash / Good Morning Little School Girl

The cover of Johnny Winter’s single featuring Jumpin’ Jack Flash and Good Morning Little School Girl. The artwork showcases Winter mid-performance, his long, platinum-blonde hair dramatically illuminated and flowing, creating a powerful visual contrast against the dark background. Johnny is seen gripping his guitar, with his face displaying a look of concentration and passion typical of his intense blues-rock performances.

The artist’s name “Johnny Winter” is displayed prominently at the top in thin, elegant, uppercase letters, giving the design a sleek, sophisticated feel. Below his name are the song titles “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” and “Good Morning Little School Girl,” both in a smaller font, centered beneath his name.

In the upper left corner, the CBS logo and catalogue number are present, marking the record label. The dark, minimalist background draws focus to Winter’s vibrant presence and guitar, encapsulating his raw energy and skill, and making this cover an impactful representation of the music within.

Johnny Winter - No Lo Sientes
Johnny Winter - No Lo Sientes

The cover of Johnny Winter’s Spanish single No Lo Sientes?, which translates to Do You Feel It?. The design is visually striking, featuring a black-and-white photograph of Winter holding his guitar, with his signature platinum-blonde hair cascading down his shoulders. The image has a raw, almost candid quality, capturing Winter’s casual but intense demeanor.

Over the photograph, the title “No Lo Sientes?” is printed in red, with a bold, torn-paper effect slicing through the middle of the cover, adding a rugged, dramatic element. Johnny Winter’s name is printed in uppercase letters in the upper right corner, along with the CBS logo, indicating the record label.

Additionally, this cover includes what appears to be a signature of Johnny Winter in large black script, adding a personal touch that enhances its appeal to fans and collectors. The minimalistic design, combined with the distressed and personalized details, makes this cover memorable and evocative of Winter’s blues-rock identity.

JOHNNY WINTER - Popptitos (Mexico) EP
Album cover for Johnny Winter's EP with songs 'Popotitos,' 'Situacion de Mala Suerte,' 'Pelea en la Celda No. 9,' and 'Treinta Dias,' featuring a blue-toned photo of Winter with his arm raised, colorful text, and decorative stars
Album cover for Johnny Winter's EP featuring the songs "Popotitos," "Situacion de Mala Suerte," "Pelea en la Celda No. 9," and "Treinta Dias." The cover design is bold and visually striking, with a heavily stylized blue-toned photograph of Johnny Winter, his arm raised to partially cover his face, creating a dynamic and mysterious pose. His long hair is blown back, adding to the sense of movement. The text is colorful, with "Johnny Winter" in a vibrant red and yellow, and the song titles in Spanish displayed in yellow. Stars line the top and middle of the cover, giving it a unique decorative element. The CBS logo and the catalog number, EPC-1327, are positioned on the left side.
JOHNNY WINTER - Raised On Rock (Spain)
Album cover for Johnny Winter's 'Raised on Rock,' featuring a dark background with a warmly lit photo of Winter performing, arm extended, and minimalist text design
Album cover for Johnny Winter's single "Raised on Rock." The design is minimalistic, featuring a dark black background that emphasizes a dramatic, warmly lit image of Johnny Winter in mid-performance. He is captured with one arm extended, pointing outward, and appears deeply engaged with the music. His long hair and lean, expressive pose are highlighted by the lighting, creating a sense of intensity. The album title, "Johnny Winter Raised on Rock," is positioned in the lower left in a clean, modern font, and the CBS logo is subtly placed in the bottom right corner.
Johnny Winter - Stone County / Bad Luck Situation
Johnny Winter - Stone County / Bad Luck Situation

This image is the cover of Johnny Winter’s single featuring Stone County and Bad Luck Situation. The artwork features a close-up photograph of Winter in the midst of a guitar performance, his face reflecting concentration and intensity as he plays. His signature long, platinum-blonde hair falls loosely around his shoulders, and he is dressed in a sleeveless top that highlights his rock and blues aesthetic.

The artist’s name, “Johnny Winter,” is displayed in a bold, yellow font at the top left, while the title “stone county” appears just below it in white, all in lowercase, giving a casual and modern feel to the typography. The secondary track title, “bad luck situation,” is placed at the bottom right in a smaller white font.

In the top left corner, the CBS logo and stereo designation are included, marking the record’s label and format. The warm, earthy tones of the background combined with Winter’s intense expression effectively capture the soulful, bluesy nature of his music, making this cover an impactful representation of the single.

Johnny Winter - Stone County
Johnny Winter - Stone County

The cover of Johnny Winter’s single Stone County. The artwork features a live-action photograph of Winter performing, captured in a moment of intense focus as he plays his guitar. His signature long, platinum-blonde hair flows freely over his shoulders, and he is dressed in a sleeveless, studded top, reflecting his iconic blues-rock style.

The title, Stone County, and Johnny Winter’s name appear prominently at the bottom of the cover in large, bold, uppercase letters, giving the design a classic, straightforward appeal. The CBS logo is visible in the upper right corner, marking the label.

The warm tones in the background and the natural color palette contribute to the earthy, soulful atmosphere, resonating with Winter’s blues and rock roots. This cover effectively captures the essence of his raw musical energy, with his expression and stance conveying the intensity of his performance style.

Johnny Winter - Stone County / Bad Luck Situation
Johnny Winter - Stone County / Bad Luck Situation

The cover of Johnny Winter’s single Stone County with the B-side Bad Luck Situation. The design features a large photograph of Winter performing on stage, with his iconic long, platinum-blonde hair and casual performance stance. He holds his guitar confidently, exuding the intensity and focus characteristic of his style.

The title “Stone County” is prominently displayed above the photo in a bold red, stylized font, with “Johnny Winter” written above it in a smaller, classic typeface. The B-side title, Bad Luck Situation, appears just below, adding balance to the text layout.

An autograph from Johnny Winter is at the top of the cover, adding a personal touch that enhances its value for fans and collectors. The CBS logo and stereo designation are located in the upper left corner, identifying the label and format. The black-and-white photo contrasts with the elegant typography and autograph, making this cover a memorable and collectible piece that reflects Winter’s blues-rock essence.