MTV Original VJ "Video Killed The Radio Star" 45 Collage Glenn Frey This framed print proof

This framed print proof

these issues have a minimal effect on the appearance of the piece when displayed and are not thought to have a significant impact on collector value

(Note: Last image identifies Dennis Wilson on the album cover art--white "Dennis Wilson" text and arrow do not appear on award)

All original with manufacturer sticker

Don't be fooled by other "signed" Elton John items on the Internet or in stores

MTV Original VJ "Video Killed The Radio Star" 45 Collage Glenn Frey This framed print proofOn August 1, 1981 MTV debuted on cable television. It would change the way a generation would interpret music. The visual element of the music video would make or break artists throughout the 1980s and early 90s. Instead of DJs, MTV introduced VJs Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, J. J. Jackson, and Martha Quinn were the original VJs hired at MTV. The first video played on MTV was appropriately The Buggles' "Video Killed The Radio Star". This