10 Chuckle-Worthy Country Album Covers

Between passing fads in music and fashion, there's often a few chuckle-inducing images to be found when digging through crates of old country albums. The internet's obsession with funny photos fuels the search for weird country album covers through lists similar to this one. While other lists cull a lot from the odd fashion choices and unibrows on private press gospel albums, here's an all-country roundup of questionable artwork.

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"Everybody's Mother" resembles your aunt who'll never update her wardrobe or hairstyle.

This odd couple looks like something from a Hee Haw sketch taken too far.

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Pro wrestler Sweet Daddy Siki's foray into music included this forgotten crossover between country music and the squared circle.

This old standby for bad album cover lists is misleading. John Bult's missed shot at a hit was about a drunken father's costly mistake, not a cradle robber.

Even the great Dolly Parton had a strange album cover back in 1973.

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Finally, "The Fireman" (George Strait) and "The Eagle" (Waylon Jennings) writer Mack Vickery's solo career included this live solo album and its not so subtle cover.

 

 

This story was originally published on Sept. 20, 2017.

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