AllBum.Art - Alternative Art-Work for Album and Single Covers

Happy Christmas from everyone here at AllBum.Art. To celebrate, today we bring you a festive remix with the song Under The Tree by The Water Babies. The original single front cover artwork shows a tree, in fact it shows seven snow-capped trees (as far as we can count). The remix just has the one tree, and instead of being covered in snow, it's bedecked with baubles instead. But it also has a naked babe who seems to have been caught hiding something underneath it. Shall we go and find out what's under the tree? Merry!

A Merry Christmas from all of us here at AllBum.Art. And to celebrate the furtive season, we bring you a remix of Christmas Shoes by Newsong. On the original cover is a pair of shoes in a vaguely festive setting. On the remix we find a pair of shoes in a much more festive setting, complete with tree, presents and a cute babe wearing a Santa outfit and stockings. Merry!

Roy Orbison, the Big O, Royly Woyly, the Orbmaster, Roy-O, whatever it is that you wish to call him, brings us this festive feature and sings about Pretty Paper. More accurately, on the original single front cover artwork we find Ole Orbitron playing his guitar. On the remix we find a babe standing in front of a wall that is covered in paper. The paper itself doesn't look that pretty, but the babe does fall into that category, though her prettiness is hard to judge given her nakedness. Mâché!

Wouldn't you credit it, Shakin' Stevens brings us another attempt at making it The Best Christmas Of Them All, which according to the original single cover front artwork simply requires Mr Stevens to stand singing into a microphone wearing a red suit and black shirt. On the remix we improve this scene by introducing a babe wearing a Santa outfit who is cooking a gingerbread house if you look closely - like you need any encouragement to do that! Ginger!

Another seasonal remix, this time for Jimmy McGriff and his holiday album Christmas With McGriff. On the original album front cover artwork we find a babe sitting on a stool dressed in a Santa outfit. Not much has changed on the remix other than that there is noa w different babe wearing a seasonal costume, but she is sitting on a present rather than a stool. Similarity!

Barrington Levy brings us this year's Christmas Day song, with his song of exactly that name. What could be more apt? On the original cover we find what Mr Levy refers to as a shine eye gal. On the remix we find a similar gal, but who is sitting in front of the tree on Christmas Day with her presents. Then again, maybe it is her who is the present that is in front of the tree. Selection!

It's Christmas Eve and what better song to get us into the festive spirit than Baby (Please Come Home) by Darlene Love? On the original artwork we find Ms Love in a fetching shade of violet but with very little of the season's festivities about her. On the remix we find a babe in a Santa hat and who's only other clothing seems to be some fairy lights. At least she is keeping warm in front of a blazing fire. Bobble!

As Christmas approaches, we bring you another festive remix, this time from The Smurfs and their Christmas Wish. It seems that what the Smurfs wish for at this time of year is to float around underneath a mushroom with a bag of presents. That might be OK, but it's not what we wish for. Instead on the remix of the original single cover artwork we find a babe wearing a Santa hat and who is biting on the panties that she seems to have removed along with the rest of her festive outfit. Wishful!

It's the last working day before Christmas this year, and probably the last day in the office for many. It therefore seems appropriate that today's remixed artwork is for Naughty Christmas (Goblin In The Office) by Fat Les. The original single cover shows a babe holding some mistletoe though what she is holding it over is not revealed to us. On the remix we find a babe who has revealed almost everything to us, other than her festive hat and seasonal red heels. Naughty!

Santa's Got A Brand New Bag, at least that is what Gary Walker tells us. On the original single front cover artwork we find Santa going about his festive business. It looks like he could do with a new bag as the one he has seems to have a patch stitched on it. On the remix we find a bunch of babes who have made some nice new pink velvet bags to give to Santa, which they seem to have made from their tops, as they appear to have lost these. How kind of them to help poor Santa out. Sewing!