ROLLING STONES (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (1965 UK first label variant 7" single with intact four prong centre, italic composer credits & production by 'Andrew Loog Oldham', the section of the title in the brackets is capitalised with the rest all in upper case, also including The Spider & The Fly, Decca company die-cut sleeve. The vinyl is Excellent with just a few faint paper scuffs not affecting play F.12220) more...
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ROLLING STONES Little Red Rooster (Archive quality 1964 UK first issue 7" vinyl single with four prong centre & first label variant, printed with 'Recording First Published 1964', Jewel Music credit above the BIEM/NCB box, italic composer credits, K/T below theffrr logo on the left & the letter H below the catalogue number to the right. Also includes Off The Hook, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. Both the sleeve & vinyl are Near Mint with no need for an upgrade - a superb condit more...
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (1967 UK second label variant 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre & the composer credits in italic, publishing year on the right and matrix number printed upside down, also including RubyTuesday, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl on this copy remains in excellent condition with only a little scuffing to show for over fifty years F.12546) more...
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ROLLING STONES 2000 Light Years From Home (1967 Spanish 7" vinyl single with an intact triangular centre, on the green & silver label with hexagonal Decca logo topped by an extra 'FFRR' round sign, also including She's A Rainbow, unique texturedpicture sleeve. The sleeve remains in remarkable condition with no splits or writing, just a little light edge scuffing & minor age yellowing at the edges. The vinyl too is amazing for vinyl of this age from Southern Europe, with clean unblemi more...
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ROLLING STONES The Last Time (1965 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, this first issue label variant only shows the year of release to the left side of the label and has the composer credits in italic under the title, also including the classic Play With Fire which is credited under the pseudonym 'Nanker, Phelge', Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains in VG+/EX- condition with just a few light surface scuffs and a slight sticker mark to show for its f more...
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ROLLING STONES The Last Time (1965 UK 7" single with four prong centre & first issue label variant showing the year of release to the left hand side, along with 'Mirage M. Ltd' on two lines & the composer credits in italic under the title. Also includes the classic 'Play With Fire' which is credited under the pseudonym 'Nanker, Phelge', Decca company die-cut sleeve. The vinyl remains in superb Excellent condition with barely any play F.12104) more...
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ROLLING STONES Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (1970 French first issue 'Golden Hit-Parade' series wide centre 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed logo label with 'BIEM' country code, featuring 5:00 Long Version & 2:57 Short Version, housed in a matte flipback picture sleeve with a 'Golden Hit Parade' circular logo in the top left corner with a yellow background and black text. The sleeve displays some minor wear most to the back with some ringwear. The labels have some light more...
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ROLLING STONES Tell Me (You're Coming Back) (1964 Dutch 7" vinyl single with intact circular three prong centre, also including Come On, unique wraparound picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light creasing with no tears or splits. Thevinyl remains remains excellent with only a few light surface scuffs. A really nice example of this hard to find pressing AT15032) more...
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ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (Very Rare June 1964 Japanese first issue wide centred 7" vinyl single on the black & yellow London label with 'ffrr' logo at the top manufactured by King, also including Good Times, Bad Times, with a unique wraparound picture insert with Japanese/lyrics inside & the earliest '¥330' price point on the back. The insert is a beautiful clean example with only light signs of handling, whilst the vinyl shows only very light signs of play. A fantastic examp more...
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ROLLING STONES Jumpin' Jack Flash (1968 UK first issue 7" single with intact four prong centre, with the year of publishing on the left and italic composer credits, also including Child Of The Moon, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains in excellent condition with just a couple of light surface scuffs to show for being over fifty years old F.12782) more...
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ROLLING STONES Not Fade Away (1964 UK first press 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, with 'Recording First Published' label credit with the date on the left side & italic composer credits, also including Little By Little, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl on this copy remains in EX- condition with just light surface scuffs to show for over fifty five years F.11845) more...
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ROLLING STONES [I Can't Get No] Satisfaction (1965 UK fifth label variant 7" vinyl single, with intact four prong push out centre, block capital titles & Andrew Loog Oldham producer credit, also including The Spider And The Fly, issued in a Decca die-cut paper sleeve. There is a small amount of writing on both labels, but all text is clear. The vinyl has a few light surface scuffs. A respectable copy and great collection filler offered at an advantageous price F.12220) more...
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ROLLING STONES Brown Sugar (Rare 1971 UK first issue 3-track solid centre 7" vinyl single on the yellow Rolling Stones label with the 'Promotone' credit on the left side, also including Bitch & a live version of Let It Rock recorded in Leeds on March 13th 1971, superb Andy Warhol art picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some wear mostly to the edges whilst the vinyl remains excellent with only light signs of play RS19100) more...
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ROLLING STONES Ruby Tuesday (1967 Australian 4-track 7" vinyl EP on the aquamarine & silver boxed Decca logo label with the publishers logos, includes Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?, Paint It Black, Let's Spend The NightTogether and Ruby Tuesday, flipback picture sleeve with a pinched spine design. Both the sleeve & label mispell the first song with 'Shadows' instead of Shadow. The sleeve displays some light wear & signs of age, the have a small amountof fox more...
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ROLLING STONES Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? (1966 German first issue wide centred 7" single on the wine red square Decca logo label with gold lettering, also including Who's Driving Your Plane, housed in a unique picture sleeve featuring a colour image of the band members standing wearing coats with a green border at the top, with the artwork repeated on both sides. The sleeve displays only light age wear with no splits or rips, and the vinyl looks barely more...
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ROLLING STONES Street Fighting Man (1968 German wide centre 7" vinyl single on the boxed Decca red label, also including No Expectations, housed in a picture sleeve with black title text with the image repeated on both sides. The fragile thin paper sleeve displays some minor general wear with some edge scuffing and light creases. The labels have some paper loss where it looks to have possibly been used in a jukebox, the vinyl is graded Very Good with some minor surface marks. The firs more...
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ROLLING STONES I Wanna Be Your Man (Rare 1964 German third issue wide centred 7" vinyl single on the wine red Decca label with gold print & logo with gold lettering, also including Money, housed in the unique picture sleeve with '1st LP' coverartwork and has liner notes and short discography on the reverse. The sleeve displays some light general wear and only a few light signs of age, whilst the vinyl shows only a few light signs of play. A really nice example and the first copy we h more...
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ROLLING STONES 19th Nervous Breakdown (Rare February 1966 Belgian wide centred 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed Decca logo label, also including As Tears Go By. Complete with the rare wrap-around picture sleeve featuring a black & white image of the band. The title credit displays 'As Tears Go By' across the top in block red & white and has no mention of '19th Nervous Breakdown'. 'DN26' date code on the back. The picture sleeve displays minimal wear. The labels are really ni more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Beggars Banquet (Rare 1968 UK first issue 10-track stereo vinyl LP, with dark blue & silver unboxed Decca labels, with arial font & the J/T tax code above the catalogue number, in the Garrod & Lofthouse front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with the 'Patents Pending' text in the bottom right corner on the reverse. Both the sleeve & vinyl are Near Mint. A superb copy with no need to upgrade! SKL4955)
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THE ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (1965 Italian wide centred 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver unboxed curved Decca logo label, with the 'BIEM' un boxed logo on both labels, also including I'm Free, housed in a unique '1st LP' picture sleeve with a white top border with all text in red and a colour image below, repeated on the reverse. The sleeve displays some minor general wear and the vinyl remains Excellent with only light signs of play 45-F22265) more...
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ROLLING STONES We Love You (1967 Swedish 7" single on the blue & silver boxed Decca logo label, with an intact four prong centre and 'Made In England' text, also including Dandelion. This issue comes with a picture sleeve printed in Germany, featuring the '1st LP' artwork on the front with an orange border at the top with both titles in red, and discography on the back with all text in German. The fragile sleeve displays some light general wear and has no splits or rips, the labels a more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Little Red Rooster (Rare 1964 Swedish 7" single on the blue & silver unboxed curved Decca logo label, with an intact four prong centre and 'Made In England' text, also including Off The Hook. Housed in a '1st LP' German printedpicture sleeve with with thick title text, and German text on the reverse along with a small discography. The fragile sleeve displays some mild general wear with some light creases but has no splits of rips. The labels are clean with just a c more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Little Red Rooster (Rare 1964 Swedish 7" single on the light blue & silver unboxed Decca logo label, with an intact four prong centre and manufactured in Sweden, also including Off The Hook. Housed in a '1st LP' German printed picture sleeve with thin title text, and German text on the reverse along with a small discography. The fragile sleeve displays some mild general wear with some light creases and ringwear but has no splits of rips, and has '9 jan 1965' written more...
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ROLLING STONES (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (1965 Swedish 7" single on the dark blue & silver unboxed Decca logo label pressed in Sweden, with an intact four prong centre, also including The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man. This single comes housed in a unique German printed picture sleeve, featuring the '1st LP' colour image on the front with a white border at the top with the two titles printed, but due to an error the sleeve was also printed with 'The Spider And The Fly' more...
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THE ROLLING STONES (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (1965 Swedish 7" single on the dark blue & silver unboxed Decca logo label pressed in Sweden, with an intact four prong centre, also including The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man. Thissingle comes housed in a unique German printed picture sleeve, featuring the '1st LP' colour image on the front with a white border at the top with the two titles printed, the back has German text with a long discography. The sleeve displays some more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Time Is On My Side (Rare original 1965 Japanese 7" vinyl single on the mustard yellow London label manufactured by King Record Co. Tokyo, also including Congratulations, with the unique yellow/green tinted wraparound picture insert with pink title and bottom border, and printed with Japanese biography and English lyrics to both tracks on the inside, the back features adverts for other releases and has the printed '¥330' price point, with '¥370' sticker over the more...
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THE ROLLING STONES 19th Nervous Breakdown (Rare 1966 Italian wide centred 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver unboxed curved Decca logo label with 'BIEM' box logo on Side 1 and 'Diritti Riservati' box logo on Side 2, also including Talkin' About You - an exclusive Italian coupling, housed in the unique grey 'Cash Box Top 100' picture sleeve with red text and lists other releases by the group on the reverse. The sleeve displays only light age wear, both labels are very clean, whilst t more...
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THE ROLLING STONES The Last Time (Rare 1968 Japanese yellow London label 7" single manufactured by King Record Co., also including Play With Fire, comes complete with the first variant wrap-around picture insert featuring an image of the groupall looking to the left, printed with Japanese biography & English lyrics to both tracks on the inside, the back features an advert for other releases with '¥330' price point printed. The insert displays some minor genral age wear, and the vi more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (1967 Portuguese wide centre 4-track 7" vinyl EP on the blue & silver curved unboxed Decca label, also including Connection, Ruby Tuesday and Cool, Calm And Collected. Housed in a unique flipback card picture sleeve, with Gered Mankowitz 'Between the Buttons' colour photo of the band on the front with artist name in green and has the old style lozenge shape Decca on the front & back. The sleeve displays some minor edge wear with a s more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (Rare 1969 UK first issue third label variant 9-track mono LP, on an unboxed red label with no tax code, the publishing year is at the bottom of the label, the side number is on the left next to the spindle hole.Stereo versions of Let It Bleed far outweighed their mono counterpart by this point, making for a very collectable Stones record decades later. The front laminated sleeve has the mono/stereo die-cut indicator on the back with 'Sleeve printed
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