ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (November 1965 French first issue 4-track wide centred 7" vinyl EP on the blue & silver hexagonal Decca logo label, also including Gotta Get Away, She Said Yeah and I'm Free, housed in a fully laminated flipback picture sleeve with '11-65' date code on the bottom flipback. The sleeve displays some minor general wear with a small tear to the opening edge and some light creases, whilst the vinyl has some noticeable surface marks. Overal a Very Goodexample of this hard to find original) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

THE ROLLING STONES Mixed Emotions (1989 Dutch 2-track 3" CD single with a red design on the label side of the disc, also including Fancy Man Blues, housed in a purple 3" gatefold card picture sleeve with internal pocket) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

ROLLING STONES Mother's Little Helper (September 1966 French first issue wide centre 7" vinyl single, on the silver & blue boxed Decca label, also including Lady Jane, Paint It Black and Long Long While. The twelfth and final original EP, featuring a very French and unique picture sleeve featuring a photo taken by Jean-Marie Périer in America 1965, front laminated with flipbacks, with black & white discography on the back with yellow border and blue Decca logo, with an intact tab still attached. The sleeve displays some lifge general wear, the tab is still attached but has started to become un attached at the perferation, with light ringwear to the non-laminated back, whilst the vinyl is Excellent with just a few light surface scuffs & hairlines. A nice example and only the second copy we have ever seen!) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

ROLLING STONES She Was Hot (1983 UK 7" vinyl single with the intact four prong centre & yellow label, also including I Think I'm Going Mad. The vinyl comes issued in the paper picture sleeve RSR114) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

ROLLING STONES Miss You (1978 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Far Away Eyes, plain die-cut paper sleeve EMI2802) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

ROLLING STONES Fool To Cry (Scarce original 1976 Dutch pressed wide centred 7" vinyl single with the yellow RS label, also including Crazy Mama, housed in the original red, black & white textured picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some general wear with a small split at the bottom, whilst the vinyl shows light signs of play COC19121) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

ROLLING STONES (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Rare May 1971 French 4-track wide centred 7" vinyl EP on the blue & silver boxed Decca logo label with the logo at the top and 'SACEM' credit, and has bottom perimeter text, also including Grow UpWrong, The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man & Susie-Q, housed in the in alternate front laminated flip-back picture sleeve, depicting Keith Richards standing in the centre of group, with Brian Jones standing with a hand behind is head,this also has all title text in blue and a black Decca logo, and date coded '5-71' on the bottom flipback. The sleeve displays some light general wear with a couple of small creases in the laminate, and the non-laminated back has only light signs of age. The labels remain very clean and the vinyl is Excellent with only a few light surfaxe scuffs. A nice example and only the second copy we have ever seen) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

ROLLING STONES Sympathy For The Devil (1969 Mexican first issue 3-track wide centre 7" vinyl EP on the maroon & silver open London logo label, with the copyright text below the logo, licensed by London Records, pressed by Peerless and ending 'made in Mexico'. Also including Street Fighting Man and Prodigal Son, housed in a unique black & white card picture sleeve with titles printed in Spanish & English. The sleeve displays some light general wear with a couple of light creases, and the vinyl has only very light signs of play, overall an Excellent example and only the second we have seen in almost ten years EPP-1164) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

THE ROLLING STONES Congratulations / Tell Me (Rare circa 1982 Brazilian only '20 Golden Hits' series solid centre 7" vinyl single on the London label, housed in a unique picture sleeve with a camera image on the front which has an image of theband where the lens would be, and lists all twenty of the other singles in the series on the reverse. The sleeve displays just a little light wear & signs of age, the labels displays little wear and minimal spindle marks, whilst the vinyl remains Excellent clean with light signs of play S45L-6178) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

ROLLING STONES Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? (Rare 1966 Spanish 7" vinyl single on the green & silver Discos Decca label with an intact triangular centre manufactures by Columbia-San Sebastian, also including Who's Driving Your Plane, unique 'stones' picture sleeve with speech bubble title, the back & label are printed with the English & Spanish titles. The sleeve displays some minor general wear with a sticker mark on the back. Both labels are clean withno paper loss and the vinyl shows only light signs of play, overall an excellent example of this rare single, only the second copy we have ever seen ME282) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

ROLLING STONES I Don't Know Why (1975 Yugoslavian wide centre 7" vinyl single on the black & silver boxed logo Decca label manufactured by Jugoton, with 'STRANA' printed on the left side of the label, housed in a unique textured picture sleevewith an image of Mick & Kieth on stage. The sleeve displays just light general wear with a few small nicks along the opening, and the vinyl remains Excellent with only light signs of play. A nice example and only the second copy we have seenin ten years! SDC88843) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

THE ROLLING STONES We Love You (1989 German wide centre injection moulded 7" vinyl single with blue label design, also including Dandelion, part of 'The London Years' series, housed in a textured picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some lightgeneral wear and the vinyl shows little signs of play, an Excellent example) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

ROLLING STONES One Hit (To The Body) (1986 US wide centred 7" vinyl single, also featuring Fight, housed in a paper picture sleeve. The sleeve is Very Good, with some minor wear, some creases and a few small nicks along the open edge, whilst the vinyl has a few light signs of play) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

ROLLING STONES Miss You (1978 US 7" vinyl single, also including Far Away Eyes, housed in a paper picture sleeve. The fragile sleeve displays only light wear but has a small split to one edge, whilst the vinyl has minimal signs of play RS19307) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

THE ROLLING STONES Winning Ugly (Rare 1986 Canadian-only wide centred 7" vinyl single from the 'Dirty Work' album, and also including Back To Zero - a unique coupling of tracks. Housed in a unique cartoon-style picture sleeve, with artwork byMark Marek and a photograph taken by Annie Leibovitz. The rarest 80's release from North America, and remains one of the Stones' most elusive singles from the period. The sleeve displays light wear with some light creases along the edges but has no splits or rips, and the vinyl has little to no signs of play. A must have for any collection, only the second first we have seen in over ten years! IC4-7186) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

THE ROLLING STONES Going To A Go-Go (Scarce 1982 Canadian wide centre vinyl 7" single on the yellow Rolling Stones label with red tongue logo on the left and has a letter 'Q' below the catalogue number, also including Beast Of Burden, housed in the original paper picture sleeve. The sleeve is Very Good, with some minor general wear but has no rips of splits. The past owner has written 'Record#19' on the back. The labels are clean, and the vinyl has little signs of play, a nice example and the first we have ever seen KRS21301) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

ROLLING STONES Undercover Of The Night (1983 Canadian wide centre 7" vinyl single on the ywllow Rolling Stones label, also including All The Way Down, housed in a thin card picture sleeve with curved corners. The sleeve displays some light general wear and the vinyl has very light signs of play. The first copy we have seen in almost thirty years!) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

THE ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones EP (1964 Canadian 4-track wide centre Mono 7" vinyl EP on the orange/brown swirls pattern open London logo label, featuring Bye Bye Johnny, Money, You Better Move On & Poison Ivy - the label has been mispelt 'You Better Move' on the label. Housed in a non-laminated picture sleeve featuring a photograph taken by Crispian Woodgate on the front, with tracklisting and sleeve nontes on the reverse. The sleeve is Very Good, with a small split in thespine and has only light general wear, with a date stamp '24 Aout 1973'on the back. The B-Side has a past owners name written in blue pen, and the vinyl remains Excellent with a couple of hairlines and a few light paper scuffs. A nice example and the first we have ever seen) DFE8560) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

THE ROLLING STONES Honky Tonk Women (Rare 1976 Portuguese wide centre 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed Decca label, also including Sympathy For The Devil, housed in a unique flipback thin card picture sleeve featuring a photograph byMark and Colleen Hayward, and strange fruit image, pressed by Valentim de Carvalho CI SARL. The sleeve displays just very light wear and has no splits or rips, and the vinyl has very light signs of play. A really nice example of this hard tofind pressing and the first we have ever seen PF13635) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

THE ROLLING STONES Brown Sugar (1971 Portuguese wide centred 7" vinyl single on the yellow Rolling Stones label with the red tongue logo on the left and '(P) 1971' date on the right next to the 'BIEM' box, also including Bitch. Housed the classsic picture sleeve with red text & tongue logo on the back. The sleeve displays some light edge & corner wear, the labels are both clean without any paper loss and the vinyl has minimal signs of play RS19100) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

ROLLING STONES Angie (Rare 1973 Japanese promo sample wide centre vinyl 7" with custom black on white labels, also including Silver Train, complete with unique picture insert printed with lyrics on the reverse. The insert displays minimal wearand the vinyl shows only a few light signs of play. A nice example and first we have seen in over ten years P-1256S) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

ROLLING STONES Beggars Banquet Flexi Disc (Rare original 1968 Japanese promotional only 7" flexi disC, featuring an interview with Mick Jagger. The disc is printed with Japanese text, with a unique custom paper picture sleeve featuring a great'out-take' image from the Banquet photo shoot on the front with Japanese text on the reverse. The sleeve displays only light signs of wear or age with just a small amount of foxing, whilst the disc remains very clean with little signs of play. An oustanding example of this almost fifty year old promo item. These were manufactured in a very small quantity and finding one in such condition for this age is amazing! P-83) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

ROLLING STONES Rain Fall Down (2005 UK limited edition 3-track 7" single pressed on Heavyweight Vinyl, including the Radio Edit, alongside remixes from Will.I.Am and Ashley Beedle's 'Heavy Disco' Radio Edit. The picture sleeve displaysonly light wear and the vinyl looks barely played) more...
In stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

THE ROLLING STONES Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? (1966 Portuguese wide centre 4-track 7" vinyl EP on the blue & silver curved unboxed Decca label, also including What To Do, Who's Driving Your Plane and It's Not Easy- a unique coupling for this release. Housed in a unique flipback card picture sleeve with black & white images of the band members, the band name in red and a blue guitar logo all on the front, and the band has an advert for three other releases. The sleeve displays some light general wear, with some ringwear and intact flipbacks with no splits or rips. Both labels are clean with no paper loss, and the vinyl has very light signs of play. A stunning example of the rarest Portuguese EP, the first example we have ever seen! PEP1182) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

THE ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (Rare 1965 Portuguese wide centre 4-track 7" vinyl EP on the blue & silver curved unboxed Decca label, also including I'm Free, She Said Yeah and Gotta Get Away. Housed in a unique flipback card picture sleeve featuring a classic image of the band taken by Gered Mankowitz and the Ormond Yard in London 1965. The sleeve mispells the title 'Get Off My Cloud' on the front & back but correct on the label, also mispells the B-Side song as 'She SaidJeah'. The sleeve displays only light wear and has the remains of a vintage sticker on the back. The labels are both clean and free from any paper loss and the vinyl has only very light signs of play. Hard to find in such condition, the first copy we have ever seen PEP1132) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

THE ROLLING STONES Out Of Time (Rare 1975 Portuguese wide centre 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed Decca label, also including Jiving Sister Fanny, housed in a plain die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl has very light signs of play, otherwise remains Excellent PF13597D) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item

THE ROLLING STONES Brown Sugar (1971 Portuguese wide centred 7" vinyl single on the yellow Rolling Stones label with the red tongue logo on the left and '(P) 1971' date on the right next to the 'BIEM' box, also including Bitch. Housed the classsic picture sleeve with white text & tongue logo on the back. The sleeve displays some light general wear with a light sticker mark on the front, with no splits or rips. The labels have an imprint of what looks to be a past owners name, whilst the vinyl has minimal signs of play RS19100) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

ROLLING STONES Star Star (1973 Portuguese wide centred 7" vinyl single on the yellow Rolling Stones label, also including Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker), housed in a 'tongue' style picture sleeve with artist name and titles printed in silver on the black centre with artwork credited to Ruby Mazur, unique to this pressing. The sleeve displays some light general wear but has no splits or rips. The labels have what look like a past owners name imprinted, whilst the vinyl remains Excellent with minimal signs of play. The first example we have ever seen RS19108) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

THE ROLLING STONES You Can't Always Get What You Want (Rare 1969 Portuguese wide centre 7" vinyl single on the black & silver curved unboxed Decca label, also including Honky Tonk Women, housed in a plain die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl has only very light signs of play P-F12952) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 23rd May

THE ROLLING STONES You Can't Always Get What You Want (Rare 1969 Portuguese wide centre 7" vinyl single on the black & silver curved unboxed Decca label, also including Honky Tonk Women, housed in a unique thin paper flipback picture sleeve with black & white artwork with artist & title text in red. The fragile sleeve displays some minor age wear and discoloration, with a small split on the bottom open corner and has a few small nicks. The labels are both clean, and the vinyl hasonly very light signs of play. A very hard to find pressing and the first we have seen P-F12952) more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item