When the 10-inch LP came into existence, suddenly people needed liner notes, they needed cover art, and they had to print all these jackets. Blue note realized, well, if I have to spend money on this stuff, I might as well use it to my advantage to make it like a sales point. So right from the beginning, they really took their cover seriously. Read miles will take shots and crop them, you know, and tint them and use them with graphics. You just look at it today and you know it's a blue note record. Graphically, it permeated the entire culture. I was watching Jimmy Fallon last night, it's the late night with Jimmy Fallon, and it looks like a blue note cover. It's just part of the graphic vocabulary, but it was startlingly new and read miles to it. It's one of those few labels where the brand for lack of a better term is as big a star as any artist. My last record that I put out is called Tin. I have a friend and artist named Adam Pendleton, and I asked him to design the cover, and he said, oh, what about just having ten dots like classic blue note? And so then when I presented the idea of blue note, we're just going to go with ten dots on the cover and the blue note logo. And he said, where is your name going to go? I said, my name is not on it. Where is the album title going to go? No album title. Just the ten dots and the blue note logo. So that was like my tribute. This is one of the rare times when Frank Wolf didn't use a flash. It's the available light in rooting. And he saw that little sliver where he's marked it with blue pinning. That became like the cover photo for the side wonder. Blue train poster is like one of the most iconic blue note images. You can still hear the music in my head when I see the poster because the poster is so ever present. I always assumed looking at the cover of blue train that he was sucking on a read. And it wasn't until I acquired all the Frenchist Wolf photography that I got to examine the photo and he's actually sucking on a lollipop. Did you know I did? It's awesome. So his reads taste good. Yeah. What a good answer.