Morgan Howell specialises in immaculate oil-on-canvas copies of much-loved vinyl sleeves, including all their unique details – labels, doodles, fag burns, coffee stains, names of old girlfriends who used to own them crossed out, etc. They’re 27 inches square and come with a chrome wall-fitting. And he’s very kindly offered to reproduce any over-played 45 from the record collection of a Word reader – possibly you. On the right you'll find Mr Don Letts with just such a Super Size 45, The Clash's White Man In Hammersmith Palais.

To enter, just tell us which of your singles you’d like him to paint (it’s singles only, not albums, and the ones in record label sleeves with holes in the middle, rather than picture sleeves, because that's what he does).

Tell us the title and who it’s by, along with a few clues as to why your particular copy of it means so much to you (in no more than 100 words). We’ll choose the one with the best story and announce the winner in Word 104. You must be registered and logged in to enter.

Update: This competition is now closed. Details here.