ROLLING STONES Beat Instrumental Monthly No. 36 (April 1966 UK issue 40-page magazine featuring articles on Ian McLagan, Spencer Davis, The Hollies, Scott Walker, Peter And Gordon, Roger Daltrey and more. This copy shows few signs of age, minimal creasing to spine, no tears or rips and all pages & staples are intact) more...
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ROLLING STONES Rolling Stone Issue 39 (1969 USA Memorial issue 39 of Rolling Stone magazine for the late great Brian Jones. Features a great article about the man himself, and celebrates his life. Also included are articles, news, and reviews onother artists and stars from the time of print. The magazine shows some obivous discolouration, and as an ex-library copy it contains a small hole punch that will not affect reading, and a sticker mark of a previous owners address, but for am more...
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ROLLING STONES Single Collection Browser Box (Mega Rare 1980 US Decca promotional counter browser box, complete with THIRTY-SIX 7" vinyl singles - 3 copies each of Come One/I Wanna Be Your Man, It's All Over Now/I Want To Be Loved, Satisfaction/Little By Little, Not Fade Away/Little Red Rooster, The Last Time/Paint It Black, Get Off Of My Cloud/Play With Fire, Jumpin' Jack Flash/As Tears Go By, 19th Nervous Breakdown/Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Let's Spend The Night Together/You C more...
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ROLLING STONES I Go Wild (UK ltd 7" picture disc, this is No.000039) more...
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ROLLING STONES I Go Wild (1995 UK limited edition 7" picture disc b/w Scott Litt Remix, printed PVC title sleeve with numbered sticker - number 000036!) more...
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ROLLING STONES Come On (70s UK boxed logo label issue of the 1963 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including I Want To Be Loved, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve F11675) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Deja Que Sangre (Rare 1970 Mexican third issue 3-track 7" vinyl EP for Let It Bleed on the maroon & silver open London logo label, with the copyright text below the logo, licensed by London and ending 'made in Mexico'. Also includes Tienes Dinero (You Got The Silver) & No Puedes Obtener Todo Le Que Deseas (You Can't Always Get What You Want), housed in a card picture sleeve with Spanish & English titles, along with the Peerless 'simbolo de perfeccion' logo in the more...
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ROLLING STONES Aftermath (Early 1970s [circa 1970-1973] UK issue of the 1966 14-track Stereo LP on the blue 'boxed' Decca logo label, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition witha few lighthairlines with no real impact on play. A fantastic play copy of this Mammoth of an album! SKL4786)
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ROLLING STONES Through The Past Darkly (Early 70s [circa 1970-72] UK issue of the 1969 12-track stereo vinyl LP on the Decca 'boxed' label with 'Through The Past Darkly' and 'Big Hits Vol.2' on separate lines and side number to the left of the spindlehole. The front-laminated picture sleeve displays the die-cut mono / stereo indicator on the back and has minimal shelfwear evident with the vinyl showing just the odd light scuff / hairline to indicate play SKL5019) more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones, Now! (1965 US third issue 12-track Mono LP with 'Made In USA' text on the maroon labels, superb pasted picture sleeve with rare 'Promotion Copy' sticker on the front. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear that manifests in a little age darkening to the back & a small amount of scuffing to the bottom seam. The spine remains clearly readable. The vinyl too remains in excellent condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for nearl more...
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ROLLING STONES Between The Buttons (1976 UK issue of the 1967 12-track stereo LP, on the 'boxed' Decca label with the publishing date at the bottom. The front laminated picture sleeve has some discolouring to the reverse and minor storagewear,while the vinyl has only light cosmetic signs of play SKL4852) more...
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ROLLING STONES Beggars Banquet (Early 1970s [circa 1970-72] UK third issue of the 1968 10-track stereo LP, on the blue 'boxed' Decca logo label, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve manufactured by Robert Stace. The sleeve displays minimalwear with only a couple of light creases in the laminate with no rips, tears of paper loss. The labels are clean with no spindle marks and the vinyl is in near mint condition SKL4955)
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ROLLING STONES Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In the Shadow? (70s UK Decca boxed logo label issue of the 1966 7" single, also featuring Who's Driving Your Plane, with four-prong centre & die-cut Decca company sleeve. The vinyl appears barely played F12497) more...
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (70s UK boxed label issue of the 1967 7" vinyl single, with intact four prong centre, (serif XDR text) also including Ruby Tuesday, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve F12546) more...
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ROLLING STONES Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) (1972 UK issue of the 1967 14-track stereo compilation LP on the green boxed logo label, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with fold-out picture / credits insert. The sleeve shows justa little light shelfwear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with just a few spindle marks around the centre hole to show for its forty five years TXS101) more...
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ROLLING STONES Time Is On My Side (1974 US third issue wide centre 7" vinyl single on the London blue swirl label, also including Congratulations, within a blue Lobdon label die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl displays only very light signs of play5N-9708V) more...
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ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (Late 60s UK issue of the 1964 7" vinyl single with boxed Decca logo label and intact four prong centre, also including Good Times Bad Times, Decca company die cut paper sleeve. Issued in a company die-cut papersleeve, showing a small residual sticker mark, whilst the vinyl remains in excellent condition looking barely played F11934) more...
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ROLLING STONES December's Children (And Everybody's) (Archive sealed 1971 US third issue of the 1965 12-track stereo vinyl LP, pasted picture sleeve. This incredible collector's copy has no deletion cuts or markings. It remains factorysealed since the day it was made. Unopened, unplayed & strictly mint PS451) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Jack Flash E.P. (1968 Mexican third issue 4-track wide centred 7" vinyl EP on the maroon & silver open London logo label with copyright text stating licensed by London Records, pressed by Peerless and ends 'made in Mexico'. Also including Te Amamos We Love You), Niño de La Luna (Child Of The Moon) & Llorame (Cry To Me), unique picture sleeve with full titles in Spanish & English listing the title as Jack Flash instead of Jumpin'..! The sleeve displays some minor wea more...
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ROLLING STONES I Wanna Be Your Man (Rare 1967 issue ¥400 Japanese London 7" single, manufactured by King Record Co. Ltd. First issued in 1964 with a pink sleeve, this 1967 reissue of their first Japanese single release has a red sleeve and alternative design, with lyrics printed inside and adverts displayed on the back. See 'more info' for full details of this legendary rarity) more...
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ROLLING STONES Big Hits [High Tide And Green Grass] (1972 issue of the 1967 14-track stereo vinyl compilation LP on the green boxed logo label. The vinyl looks barely played comes issued in the front laminated gatefold picture sleeve completewith fold out picture / credits insert TXS101) more...
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ROLLING STONES 12 x 5 (1966 US second issue of the 1964 12-track stereo vinyl LP on the dark blue London label with 'Made In USA' text, pasted picture sleeve. This issue contains the organ intro version of Time Is On My Side and has 'Electronically reprocessedfor Stereo' text on the back of the sleeve. This copy has been factory sealed from new and is therefore still MINT and unplayed some 40 years on! PS402) more...
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ROLLING STONES Paint It, Black (1966 German wide centred 7" vinyl single on the wine red labels with oval Decca logos with golden text, also including Long Long While, housed in a unique picture sleeve with narrow titles on the front DL25240) more...
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (Rare 1967 German third issue wide centred 7" vinyl single on the wine red & gold 'boxed' Decca logo label, also including Ruby Tuesday, housed in a unique picture sleeve featuring a colour image of the band members standing on some steps with a blue border down the right side, with the artwork repeated on both sides. This is the rarest of the three variants. The sleeve displays some minor general wear with creasing and has a past owners n more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones (Mid Sixties [1965-68] UK pressing of the 1964 12-track mono vinyl LP on the red 'unboxed' Decca logo label, front laminated picture sleeve. This copy remains in very nice condition and, although not mint, remains very acceptable indeed and should not be overlooked LK4605)
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ROLLING STONES Gimme Shelter (1978 UK issue of the 1971 12-track live LP on the blue boxed Decca label, front laminated picture sleeve. Both sleeve & vinyl are in great condition with little sign of being almost forty years old! SKL5101) more...
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ROLLING STONES Their Satanic Majesties Request (Mid 1970's issue US 10-track London label LP, non-3D gatefold picture sleeve. This copy has remained factory sealed from new and is therefore in perfect mint & unplayed condition NPS-2) more...
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ROLLING STONES 12 x 5 (Archive Quality 1966 US third issue of the 1964 12-track stereo LP on the dark blue boxed London label with 'Made in USA' label text, containing the organ intro version of 'Time Is On My Side' & the edited version of '2120 South Michigan Avenue', pasted picture sleeve with blue 'STEREO' text on the front. The cover has no deletion cuts or markings & is still in the original open shrink, whilst the vinyl looks barely touched or played PS402) more...
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (1974 UK third issue of the 1969 9-track stereo LP on a 'boxed' Decca logo label, housed in its front laminated pinched spine picture sleeve with correct blue-for-stereo inner with 'The London Bach Choir' credit. The sleeve has only a few minor signs of shelfwear with no splits or rips. The vinyl has only a few noticeable surface marks, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality. Overall in excellent condition SKL5025)
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (Rare 1969 UK MONO 9-track LP on the unboxed Decca logo red 'ffrr' label, with the red album credits inner which blacks out reference to 'The London Bach Choir'. Comes housed in a front laminated picture sleevewith pinched spine, die-cut mono/stereo hole on the back & hype sticker. Despite some creasing to the inner sleeve, the picture cover still holds up nicely, albeit with a little creasing in the laminate & some indentation marks on the backnot
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