Valentine - Roy Harper


Cover

Vinyl L.P - Harvest Records - SHSP 4027.
1974 - U.K.

Cover design: HIPGNOSIS.
Illustrations: Joseph Petagno.
Photo: Colin Curwood.


Back cover

Labels

8 pages booklet



Roy Harper


Vocals, guitars



Memorabilia:

Harvest Records

Harvest Records

Harvest Records


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  1. WIKIPEDIAAugust 16, 2025 at 12:12 PM


    Valentine is the seventh album by English folk / rock singer-songwriter and guitarist Roy Harper. It was first released in 1974 by Harvest Records.

    The album contains mainly love songs and was written whilst Harper was writing and recording his previous albums (Stormcock and Lifemask).

    Promotional material at the time included full-page advertisements, in magazines such as ZigZag, of Harper wearing only a pair of socks and the words "music to droop your drawers to".

    The album artwork has altered over the years according to the release label. The original release featured a carbon portrait of Harper erasing himself with a rubber. It was drawn by Joe Petagno whilst working for Hipgnosis. The 1989 Awareness Records release featured a portrait of Harper by his then wife.

    In 1994, the Science Friction release reverted to a portrait of Harper, very similar to the original release, this time drawn by an old friend of Harper's, James Edgar. The most recent release reverts to the album's original Petagno drawn artwork.

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