
Jon came to my studio in New York shortly after the news that we had to come up with a new cover. The photo ended up in the sleeve of the album. Then I got some soap and water and started having a car wash party. We found her – this was going to be the girl on the cover. My assistant Danny took a walk with Tico across the street and came back with just what the Dr. We needed a few more girls so I walked across the street and pulled a few more. All the guys came with their cars, motorcycles and girls. Jon lived right across the street from the beach in Bradley Beach, New Jersey, where we did the shoot. The idea was to do a photo by the beach and get some girls posing with cut out shirts with the new title of the album on it. A strip club in Vancouver near where they were recording. The guys came home after finishing the album, the album title was changed to Slippery When Wet inspired by the #5. The band and management wasn’t sold on the cowboy idea and was still brainstorming for others. We spent hours in this old abandoned barn shooting individuals and band photos for the cover. This would be their “hideout,” and we’d have the “Wanted” poster hanging in the background. I found an old abandoned building to use as a background for the shoot. Once in Vancouver, I scouted locations while the guys were finishing recording with producer Bruce Fairbairn. The name they gave me to work with was “Wanted Dead or Alive.” The idea was to show the five of them as the Bon Jovi “gang,” and have the “Wanted” poster tacked to the wall where they were “hiding out.” I was asked to brainstorm ideas for the album cover.

In January 1986, Bon Jovi went to Little Mountain Studios in Vancouver to start work on their third record. Bon Jovi will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on April 14, 2018. Bon Jovi has released 13 studio albums and has sold more than 130 million records worldwide and performed more than 2,700 concerts in over 50 countries for more than 34 million fans. “World renowned photographer Mark “Weissguy” Weiss talks about the making of the infamous Slippery When Wet album cover. Rock Scene Auctions has provided the following story behind Bon Jovi‘s Slippery When Wet album cover (with slight edits): The group’s original album cover for Slippery When Wet is part of the eleven banned album covers that are featured in Sleaze Roxx‘s Censored section. Slippery When Wet is Bon Jovi‘s third studio album and according to Wikipedia is the band’s biggest selling album with 28,000,000 copies sold worldwide. The most recent entries to this section are listed below.The story behind Bon Jovi’s ‘Slippery When Wet’ album cover Past editor: JuniorĬover songs beginning with: A lot ofĮarly rock songs were covers of old R&B tunes. The Beatles albums and they were the original cover group. All groups in modern history start out this way, I own a lot of As a matter of fact, cover bands can be great fun to
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Starting out and don't have enough original material of their own for a full I have no problem withĪrtists who do a cover of a song in concert, or because they are just Oh and to clear up a misconception a few people out there seem to be havingĪbout this page (and sending me very nasty letters). Or the group is making a lot of radio play with the remake. We also only list a band if they're already well known We only list songs that are originally from the eighties and are now being made So far though, most covers have been pretty Most people, some big hits of the eighties were coversĪs well ("Mickey", "Der Kommisar", "You Keep Me Hanging On" (which was remade into a

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