Classic rock album covers


Is it illegal to make copies of album covers and sell as art? I have made some really cool wall art ( I dont know what else to call it ) and my friends always want me to do their favorite old lps for them to put in their home, listening rooms and even their offices.

Is there such a thing as free domain after a period of years? Are most of these people even alive ( remember it was mostly the 70's) or does it go back to the evil empires ...the record lables. Would this infringe on copywrite laws?

I have a 60k color printer and access to all paper stocks for a really impressive look ...

Give me some advice

Kelton
kelton
this one's easy. roxy music: "country life" ; blind faith:
"blind faith."

BTW, it is indeed illegal to sell copyrighted works in whatever form
subject to the common law or statutory protection absent the written
consent of the holder thereof.

-cfb
Little Feat, Neon Park designed album covers are interesting, unique and classic.
Does anyone remember the album cover, maybe 1972-not sure, by a group called "Moms Apple Pie"
Wow!
Remember Poco, the 70's country rock band? Timothy B. Schmidt, their bass player/singer went on to the Eagles. Several of Poco's album covers were designed by the late, great Phil Hartmann of Saturday Night Live and stand-up comedy fame. Before he got into comedy, he was a graphic artist in LA.