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Just Loomis Art Direction ::: Jeffrey Ayeroff ::: Hunting High and Low / 1985 A-ha Photography : Just Loomis Art Direction : Jeri McManus, Jeri McManus (Design) ::: Done With Mirrors / 1985 ::: Ghost in The Machine / 1985 Aerosmith The Police Photography : Jim Shea Art Direction : Mick Haggerty Art Direction, Design : Norman Moore ::: High Crime / 1984 ::: L Is For Lover / 1986 Al Jarreau Al Jarreau Photography : Just Loomis Photography : Paul Jasmin Art Directions : Michael Hodgson Art Directions : Michael Hodgson ::: Cuts Like a Knife / 1983 ::: Fandango / 1982 Bryan Adams Herb Alpert Photography : Jim O'Mara Photography : Jim Shea ::: Made in America / 1981 Carpenters Art Directions : Chuck Beeson Illustlatitions : David Willardson ::: Chicago 18 / 1986 ::: On Your Every Word / 1983 Chicago Amy Holland Cover Arts : Maria Sano Art Directions : Mick Haggerty Design, Photography : Hugh Brown Photography : Hiro ::: Christine McVie / 1984 ::: No Lookin' Back / 1985 Christine McVie Michael McDonald Photography : Brian Griffin Photography : Joel Levinson(f), Brian Aris(b) ::: Synchronicity / 1983 ::: Anywhere You Go / 1985 The Police David Pack Photography : Duane Michals Photography : Jim Shea Art Directions : Norman Moore Art Directions : Norman Moore, Vartan ::: Home By Dawn / 1984 ::: Breaking All The Rules / 1981 J.D. Souther Peter Frampton Photography : Just Loomis Art Directions : Chuck Beeson Art Directions : Glenn Parsons, Jeri McManus ::: Hearts and Bones / 1983 ::: Graceland / 1986 Paul Simon Paul Simon Photography : Arthur Elgort Design : Kim Champagne Art Directions : Paula Greif Photography : Gary Heery ::: Surprise / 2006 ::: Remote Control / 1979 Paul Simon The Tubes Photography : Loreto Caceres, Charles Duke, Geoff Spear Photography : Jim McCrary Art Design : Chip Kidd Art Directions : Chuck Beeson, Roland Young ::: True Blue / 1986 ::: Back In The High Life / 1986 Madonna Steve Winwood Photography : Herb Ritts Design : Jeri McManus Photography : Arthur Elgort ::: Roll With It / 1988 ::: Refugees of The Heart / 1990 Steve Winwood Steve Winwood Design : Mick Haggerty Design : Melanie Nissen Photography : Herb Ritts Photography : Douglas Brothers ::: The Art of Control / 1982 ::: Heartbreak Radio / 1981 Peter Frampton Rita Coolidge Illustrations : Norman Moore Illustrations : Antonio Photography : Glenn Wexler ::: Special Forces / 1982 ::: Fiyo on The Bayou / 1981 38 Special Neville Brothers Illustrations : Philip Gips Art Directions : Chuck Beeson Design : Lou Beach ::: Paradise Theater / 1980 Styx Art Directions : Chuck Beeson ::: Kilroy Was Here / 1983 ::: Camouflage / 1984 Styx Rod Stewart Photography : Jane O'Neal Photography : Steven Meisel Art Directions : Chuck Beeson Art Directions : Paula Greif ::: Time and Tide / 1982 ::: Sentimental Hygiene / 1987 Split Enz Warren Zevon Photography : Noel Crombie Photography : Joyce Ravid.
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