39 Years Ago Today: The First 'Miami Vice' Soundtrack Was Released on October 26, 1985

The image shows the cover art for the 'Miami Vice' TV show soundtrack album, featuring two men in suits standing against a nighttime Miami skyline. Their figures are overlaid with a bright yellow-green motion blur effect. The album title 'Miami Vice' is in large, stylized 80s font at the top. A list of featured artists including Glenn Frey, Phil Collins, and Tina Turner is printed on the right. A blue circular sticker in the bottom right highlights the theme song by Glenn Frey and Jan Hammer. The image is framed with decorative blue palm tree graphics in the corners.

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