Funk & Soul Covers (Bibliotheca Universalis)

Amazingly beautiful and interesting book. Is really thick and well done. Each cover has o short comment and for passionates of this wonderful period of soul music is a golden book. Maybe a list of tracks would had been desirable but the purpose of book is well another so no complaint. I recommend this book with all sincerity. There is another volume with jazz covers and hope will follow a blues one (fingers crossed).

A passion for music and a love of album art goes hand in hand. This a brilliant book and superb way to explore Funk.and Soul, especially if you are venturing into uncharted territory. My recommendation for a lazy day off is this book lots of tea or coffee and a subscription music service so you can listen, and learn as you feast on the eye candy

Would make a great gift for someone who his into this genre. Perfect condition and prompt delivery. Thank you!

Great reference book with excellent photos of album covers. Any funk/soul vinyl junkie will love this book. A great price too.

I love it all.

This is a must if you sold you vinyl collection

Brilliant book

This book is good but not a comprehensive collection of Funk and Soul record covers. There are a number of key album covers that I expected to see inside but they are not there. There are some iconic albums from bands that became gateways to many other soul bands that are not included such as Switch, The Ohio players and Slave. Instead there are some that are expected because they are the later work of artists and are more commercial and renowned, so there are more than two Earth Wind and Fire albums, Phyllis Hyman's You know how to love me album is displayed but her earlier albums such as Groove with you is not here. I would love to see another version of this book that is more conclusive of Soul and Funk.