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From: Paskunia 
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Subject: Re: Who branded All Things Must Pass?
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song writer  wrote in
news:BE50A0D2.33F85%iwritesongs{at}verizon.net: 

> I am curious at to who decided on the design and photos of the
> original George Harrison's album All Things Must Pass, released in
> 1970. 
> 
> It's such a perfect look for the feeling of the album.  Who decided on
> George's look, and the shots that were taken of him?

The original package was designed and photographed by Tom Wilkes and Barry 
Feinstein, for a company called Camouflage Productions. Feinstein designed 
and snapped many an album cover- including the 'Bangla Desh' LP- and even 
directed a movie called "You Are What You Eat." 

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