File:KingOfPop74 75Award.jpg

This is the Front cover for the Album King Of Pop '74–'75 by the artist Various artists. The cover art copyright is believed to belong to the label, L & Y Records, or the graphic artist(s).
In Australia, the King of Pop Awards were started in 1967 and continued to 1978, awards were presented on the basis of a pop poll run by TV Week and, earlier, Go-Set.

May be found at the following website: David Cassidy Downunder Fansite

Australian pop music awards

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