This seemed appropriate as Wiggins had just made his return to the spring classics ( a take on Paul Weller's Modern Classics)
Design: Gavin Wilkinson Photograph: Amazonaws
My cover design is dedicated to some of the athletes who have used the podium of their success to highlight causes greater than their own personal victory. The album name is taken from the autobiography title of civil rights activist, AIDS awareness campaigner and one-time world’s highest ranking tennis player, Arthur Ashe. Row 1 (left to right): Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Muhammad Ali, John Amaechi, Lance Armstrong, Arthur Ashe. Row 2 (L-R): Belle Brockhoff, John Carlos, Roger Federer, Althea Gibson, Craig Hodges. Row 3 (L-R): Jack Johnson, Magic Johnson, Bruce Lee, Joe Louis, Rashard Medenhall. Row 4 (L-R): Jesse Owens, Michael Phelps, Maria Sharapova, Tommie Smith, Serena Williams.
Design: RoanaGratitude Photograph: Amazonaws
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It was actually a single but it worked so, in the spirit of punk/ski dropping, f**k it.
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Power ballad collection about and sung by David. Penned by Victoria.
Design: Ian Roberts Photograph: Ian Roberts
After years of lies, cheating and deception, Armstrong always wants to deflect the blame away from himself.
Design: Smithy Photograph: smithy
A riff on the old Hank Williams song. Nobody's watching. (Thanks H Spender)
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Amazingly layered and technically masterful composition that defined a generation. Design: Slother Photograph: Amazonaws
A timeless classic. Playful, stylish and inventive.
Design: Slother Photograph: Amazonaws
The sweet, sweet sound of Chris and Jimmy accompanied by the Wimbledon String Orchestra.
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This illustration was in my archives so had some fun giving it a hat-tip to the other legendary Lionel.
Design: Jo Fallon Photograph: Amazonaws
Nothing but the best from Bobby Martinez, featuring the legendary School of Science.
Design: TommyCoopersCat Photograph: Amazonaws
A timeless classic but originally unpopular with fans when it went on sale at an exorbitant price.
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Cesc's cover of the 1966 classic by The Who.
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Design: Dave Spencer Photograph: Amazonaws
Warner Music Australia are proud to present the latest work from spin legend Shane Warne, Ball of the Century
Design: The real Mike Ward Photograph: Amazonaws
I have attempted to recreate The Clash's London Calling in honour of English football's most famous punk.
Design: Rebecca Barbazoo Beevor Photograph: Amazonaws
Seemed appropriate that in this World Cup year – a greatest hits collection from the 1966 team.
Design: Kevin McDermott Photograph: Kevin McDermott
If Joey Barton made an album, I suspect he'd pay tribute to his good friend Morrissey and adopt a Smiths-style cover, and he would almost certainly choose himself as the cover model.
Design: Tofutowtruck Photograph: Amazonaws
