Michael Jackson releases “Ben” LP — original “Rats Cover” withdrawn

Michael Jackson releases “Ben” LP — original “Rats Cover” withdrawn
Friday, 4 August 1972
Album Release J5 / Motown
The Ben LP by Michael Jackson is released. The album's original cover features a horde of rats superimposed on the bottom of Michael's picture. It is soon withdrawn after complaints that children find the rats disturbing — making the original "Rats Cover" a much sought-after collectors' item.
Album
Ben
People
Michael Jackson

Michael’s second solo album, Ben, is released. The original cover artwork pictured a horde of rats superimposed on the bottom of his portrait — a literal nod to the title song, which is the theme to the 1972 horror film of the same name (a sequel to Willard). The cover is withdrawn shortly after release following complaints that children found the rats disturbing, and replaced with the now-familiar portrait-only cover. The original “Rats Cover” remains a much sought-after collectors’ item to this day.

Date
Friday, 4 August 1972
Related album
Ben

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