This got my attention in record stores as a child:

http://coolalbumreview.com/?p=32426&fbclid=IwAR0HHwQWtCWnbhe-UPMqYJY3b_0DP0xzIOb-VI_oQVg4kIwdnZMSWc9YKyA

I'd read that before. My favorite part was the way she hid the more revealing photos at her friend's house: "Hey, I don't want my husband to find these kinky photos of me, so I'm stashing them behind your fridge. Don't tell anyone about 'em, okay?" In the days before flash drives, the struggle was real.

Gotta love her spirit and open-mindedness about trying WAM as a traditional model in a conservative era:

"I looked at it as being an ice cream sundae," Erickson says. "As far as I'm concerned, I'm very young. I don't take pills. I have lots of energy. I'm lucky and I enjoy being alive."

FYI this album cover has recreated several times over the years by different celebs -- notably by Salma Hayek in 1996

I saved a nice tv segment from Entertainment Tonight in 1996 that showed how Salma made her recreation.

MK

Oh My Jesus! All the years I've been hanging around, and I've never heard of this??

(For context, Salma is my #1, who would you do, always-be-my-maybe, bucket list top drawer crush.Has been for literally decades.)

Big ups for letting me know this existed.

Fun Fact: nobody in the Tijuana Brass is Mexican. They just liked the name.

For those who are interested, I dug thru my old VHS video archives and pulled out the 1996 Salma Hayek ET segment where she recreated this album cover,

Seeing as Youtube now block almost all my uploads these days I do not bother with them anymore so I uploaded the video to our Wamflix FreeWam streaming area instead.

http://www.wamflix.com/video/5d7d600a999b94073f8b4568/salma-hayek-creamy/

You need to be logged in in order for the video to play.

MK