Burt Goldblatt
Like his more widely-known counterpart David Stone Martin, Burt Goldblatt specialized in jazz covers characterized by graphically austere line drawings. After becoming the design director for Bethlehem Records in 1953, he began to explore the use of photography on jazz covers.
"And the Hot Club Quintet"
"Sequel"
Django Reinhardt
1951
Dial 214
Paul Quinichette
1954
Emarcy 26035
"Jazz at the Hi-Hat"
"Jazz Royalty"
Sonny Stitt
1954
Roost RCP418
Hines/Basie
1954
Emarcy 26023
"Dizzy"
"Bud Powell Trio"
Dizzy Gillespie
1952
DeeGee 1004
Bud Powell
1953
Roost 412
George Wallington
1952
Progressive PLP3001
Robert Johnson
1961
Columbia CL-1654
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